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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 19209, 15 September 1934, Page 1

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SHIPPING. jgTEAMSHIP QO. Time of Bailing, receiving and shipping of cargo subject to weather and Other circumstances permitting.THAMES SERVICE. HAUITI AND KAWAU. Leaves Auckland Leaves Thames JFri 14, 3.30 p.m JSat 15, 9.30 a.m xMon 17, 5 p.m xMon 17, midnight xWed 19, 7 p.m xThurs 20, 3 p.m JFri 21, 10 a.m tFri 21, 5 p.m xMon 24, 1 p.m xTues 25, 7.30 a.m xWed 26, 2.30 p.m xThurs 27, 8.30 a.m sFri 28, 4 p.m tSat 29, 9.30 a.m xHauitt. iKawau. FARES: Single 7/6 Return 12/« Available for three months from date of Issue PAEROA SERVICE. : ; S.S. TANIIfHA. Leave* Auckland Leaves Paeroa Sun 16, 3.30 p.m Mon 17, 11 a.m Tues 18, 6 p.m Wed 19, 1 p.m Thurs 20, 7.30 p.m Fri 21, 3 p.m Sun 23, 10.30 p.m Mon 24, 6 p.m S.S. TANIWHA LEAVES PAEROA AND CALLS AT TURUA AND KOPU (about 2 hours later). HAURAKI PLAINS. I A.S. PONO. Leaves Auckland •Mon 17, 2 p.m Thurs 20, 2 p.m ♦Men 24, 2 p.m Thurs 27, 2 p.m Leaves Ngatea Tues 18, p.m Fri 21, p.m Tues 25, p.m Fri 28, p.m KOPU AND TURUA SERVICE. PAEROA STEAMER. B. F. GniMBR, Thames Agent. fJtfHW TRIBUTE AGREEMENT FORMS may be had at the Offlc* of the "Thamee Star," Sealey Street. Prlee: '■■■%/% each, t or more copies, 2/-

THAMES BUSINESS DIRECTORY. The Business Houses of Thames are replete with full stock of every kind of merchandise imported direct from the markets of the world. By careful buying Thames shopkeepers can supply their customers with goods, which, for quality and price, compare more than favourably with other towns. Get hold of the slogan: "Shop at Thames" THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISER "THE THAMES STAR":RAPERSr- SHOE STORESHetheringtons, Ltd. Danby Bros. A. Court and Sons C. H. Whitehead Geo. Cullen J. Crocker J. W. Arbury FRUITERERS— Kissin's Kash and Karry T ony Vojkoyich Geo. Martin She Chong " Jardman, Ltd. MQTOR GARAGES _ RO SS? S 1 T 1 _ __ G. Mincher DRAPERS— Hetheringtonii Ltd. A. Court and Sons Geo. Cullen J. W. Arbury | Kissin's Kash and Karry f Geo. Martin Hardman, Ltd. GROCERSSelf Help Co-op. Coakley and Co. J. Galloway. Wallace Supplies Geo. Wood C. S. Gunn William Scott, Ltd. _£T BAKERS— J. E. Phillips W. R. Gleeson >■' W. Banks W. Scott Kevcn and Son. '" BUTCHERS— Bateman Bros. H. Lowe Smith and Co. ? W. Taylor R R£ddy Maxwell and Sons F. A. Jensen. TAILORS— Jorgensen and Co. ; Muir Bros. A. Danby TOBACCONISTS— Johnston Bros. T. W. Newman \ J.Montague ,'J tL'-.^.'..' IRONMONGERSHauraki Stores vv James Renshaw V'' - D. McL. Wallace, Ltd. McDonnell Motors. -' N. Jonassen W. White and Son Thames Service Station. RADIO AGENTS— I. Brown and Co. J. H. Battson McDonnell Motors. G. McLeod. G. Mincher STATIONERS— W. Carson A. J. Brokenshire F. A. Springhall. CHEMISTS— W. Bongard R. M. Taylor B. Meyer. OPTICIAN— F. N. Jacomb. JEWELLERS and WATCHMAKERS. A. P. Buick E. Fisher F. H. Hall.. CONFECTIONERS— C. Palmer. J. Lewis. MISCELLANEOUS- ' S.P.Q.R. Thrift* Stores.