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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 186, 14 May 1872, Page 2

Drapery. E.W SILKS, NEW MANTLES. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BRITISH AND FRENCH SILKS, In Black and Colours. FURS, in variety SILK VELVETS and VELVETEENS QUILTED SATIN and SILK ‘ SKIRTS, very choice SPECIAL NOVELTIES IN WINTER COSTUMES. Ladies’ and Children’s BLACK CLOTH and SILK JACKETS Ladies’ and Children's WATERPROOF MANTLES igiT These are the Latest Fashions and Newest Styles. cloth~ing. MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ SUITS IN EVERY STYLE. THE NEWEST SHAPES IN COATS, REAL MACINTOSH COAT, INVERNESS CAPES AND OVERCOATS. SHIRTS, TIES, AND SCARVES In endless variety. HATS In all the most recent styles. TAILORING. This Department, under Mr Wright’s management, is replete with the newest Goods out. All Orders Promptly Executed. W. RATTRAY, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 66, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. ONE THOUSAND YARDS OF GREY SHEETING, Two yards wide, Is per yard. J. COSGRAVE & Co

FIVE HUNDRED LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S WATERPROOF JACKETS and MANTLES, from 5s lid. J. COSGRAVE & Co. 4 CASES of FURS, just opened, in Sable, Chinchilla, Ermine, Grebe, Musquash, Angora, Canadian Opossum, Squirrel, Miniver, Monkey, and Badger. J. COSGRAVE & Co. 5 CASES OF CHILDREN’S FANCY HOSIERY, consisting of Wool Scarfs and Tics, Hoods, Socks, Gaiters, Bootees, and Collars, &c., J. Cosgrave k Co. nvK * Grocery. A VOICE FROM UPPER POLLEN-STREET. (Whore the footpath and roadway remain unfinished) CHEAP GROCERY GOODS AT THE READY CASH STORE. Cheap shops outdone by the Ready Cash System— Jams from 7d per pound tin Coffee from 1 Id per pound tin

J McGOWAN, although he sells, does not • recommend the cheapest articles ; quality should be foremost. Johnson’s Jams !)d Best Coffe Is (id per lb. tin, or loose He sells no Tea under 3s per pound, and those who have tried it do not continue in the opinion of Colonial Tea being inferior to that used in the Old Country, TRIAL IS PROOF READY CASH STORE. UPPER POLLEN STREET. J . W . ADLAfI, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Corner f Grey and Pollen-streets, Shortlaud Maize, bran, chaff, and 0A T S ALWAYS ON HAND. Agent for Mrs Cashel for the sale of Fruit from Belmont Farm. Any Orders left at the above store will be punctually attended to. February 8, 1872. J W. ADLAM,

Educational. MRS. A. MILLER’S Morning class for young LADIES, Go, Owen-street, Grahamstown. TER M S : Leadin''', Writiug, Arithmetic, Per mouth. Book-keeping, Geography, £ s. d. Grammar aud French- - 0 10 0 Singing 0 15 0 Pianoforte - - - - 0 15 0 Guitar 0 15 0 Mrs Miller holds Certificates from R. J. O’Sullivan, Inspector of Schools, Auckland ; Rev. T. Norrie, Papakura ; J. Dixon, Superintendent of St. James’ Training School, Melbourne : Adam Cairns, D.D., Melbourne ; Rev. J. D. Thane, Minister of Mariners’ Church, Sydney ; Isaac Shepherd, M.P., Ryde, N.S. ; Hon. J. Comrie, Richmond, N.S. ; Mrs W. Brown, Wimbledon Hall, Sydney, and several others.

PARAWAI PUBLIC SCHOOL. MR ROSS, ex-Queen’s Scholar F.C.T. College, Edinburgh ; Certificated Master ; formerly first Classical and Mathematical Assistant, High School, Maitland, N.SAV. ; late Commercial Master, Ballarat College, Victoria, begs leave to intimate to Parents and Guardians of Children residing in Shorthand aud Parawai, that Public School duties have commenced at Parawai. Terms on application. Parawai, April 8, 1872.