With a view to re-organising the Thames County Council, all the employees have received notice of discharge. The Thames Star says there are now lying at Shortland Wharf three small steamers, intended for the nse of the Lincolnshire farmers. They were brought out from England whole, and are now being fitted with their engines. One of them is evidently built for speed, but the other two seem more adapted for towing.
Cheap Boots— New Goods — Just Opened— THE undersigned has just opened a Large Stock of New Goods, which he intends offering to the public at prices which will compel them to buy at the “ CASH BOOT SHOP." Ladies’ Kid E.S., great variety Ladies’ Prunella Boots, all prices Ladies’ Shoes, very cheap Gents’ Shooting Boots, unequalled Gents’ E.S., our own make Large stock of Children’s Goods always on hand. All classes of goods made to order on THE SHORTEST NOTICE. H. Goodacre, “CASH BOOT SHOP.”
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Patea Mail, 17 February 1882, Page 3
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155Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Patea Mail, 17 February 1882, Page 3
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