Alfred Court is now showing all the latest novelties in ladies' fancy belts, buttons,and dress e--nam.ntß at the Beehive.—Advt. ~"~^^ WANTED TO IRENT-Hou-uj about 5 Rooms, Apfly star Office. \T ANTED-A Good GEiSfERAL for a 1 T Country Hotel. Must be a good cook. Apply Royal Oak, Tapu. Tt T ANTED—A Good SHIRIMAKER. * ? Apply to S. Helheringtoii, Draper, Pollen St cet. WANTED KNOWN.—For a good English Bicycle try the WANDERER. Fitted with all the latest equipments.—Hayward Bros., Pollen Street HAURAKI EOWING CLUB. 'THE Opening of the above Club's ■ Season will take place at SHORTLAND, To-morrow Afternoon at 245 p.m. All Eacea Post Entry. Battalion Band iv attendance. Afternoon Tea Provided Free. T. E. MULLINS. Hon. Sec. Salutation Hotel, MMW STREET, THAMES- " Attention" Is called) to' the superior quality of Wines', Spirits, Bto-, kept in stock'Speight's 'Celebrated Dunedin Ale on Tap- 'Perfectly dean, dear, iS'pairkling amd Invigorating 1. Bottled! Alew and Stouts in Great Variety. • J. GBANT, Proprietor.
NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KING'S. BIRiTHDAY HOLIDAYS, 1901. TN; Connection with tho above Cheap •*• Excursion Tickets at the rate of M per nxile first-class and Id per mile seeond-classi (minimum 4s and 2® respectively) will be issued from any Station to any Station from, uth to 9th -Niovemiber. inclusive, available for return up to and including TEUHSDAY, Bth December- Mileage counted one way only. TE AKOHA! SPORTS, WEDNESDAY, 9th. NOVEMBER. ■Special Train will leave Thames at 6 p-nic, Paeroa 7-10 p-m., arriving Te Aroha 7-45 p-in-Special Train will leave Te A'roha at G. 30 p-m., Paeroa 7-10 p.m-, arriving at. Thames 8-15 p-m-BY ORDERFIREWORKS AT J, S. Hart's, POLLEN STREET.
T S.H. begs to inform the public of *■* * the Thames and) out districts that he has Opened up for this season A SPLENDID VARIETY ' of J Pain's Celebrated English 'Fireworks SELLING AT ENGLISH PRICES from M and upwards'ALSO A LARGE QUANTITY OF Chinese Crackers and Fireworks. MASKS INi GREAT VARIETY. Country orders promptly attended toRETAILERS SUPPLIED. AGENT FOR J. PAIN, LONDON. Alfred Court's^ first shipment of tennis shirte are now opened tip and are soiling freely at the Beehive.— MA ' ...I .i_:.:.;* i JfeiiHl
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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10457, 4 November 1904, Page 3
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