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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 189, 17 May 1872, Page 1

Business Notices. TOBACCO. CIGrARS. TOBACCO. TO PUBLICANS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. The undersigned being about to Leave the Province, will offer AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES THE WHOLE OF HIS LARGE STOCK TOBACCO & CIGARS For One Only. THE FINEST SELEC-TvrTr'H'l? Q<nTT A TTH/TQ IN THE PROVINCE TION OF AL XL/ JLIAIOXJLAA U JOLO AT 25 Per Cent. OFF MARKED PRICES. G. WALLER, Next Bank of New Zealand Brown-st. j . COCKS, OF THE NOTED CHEAP Furniture & Bedding 1 WAREHOUSE, MARY STREET, SHORTLAND BEGS TO DRAW THE ATTENTION OF ONE AND ALL rpo HIS VARIED AND EXTENSIVE STOCK 01 LAMPWARE, BRUSHWARE, TINWARE, HARDWARE, CHINA; GLASS, and HOLLOWARE, CARPENTER’S TOOLS, BEDSTEADS, in wood and iron, CHILDREN’S COTS, MATTRESSES, AND PALIASSES. In all Sizes, and other Furnishing Requisites at prices which defy competition. ALL PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. N.B.—FURNITURE and TINWARE made to order or Repaired at the shortest possible notice. T iob Lots and Balance Consignments Purchased for Cash?

Grocery. A VOICE FROM UPPER POLLEN-STREET. (Where 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 lid per pound tin J MCGOWAN, although he sells, does not • recommend the cheapest articles ; quality should be foremost. Johnson’s Jams 9d Best Coffe Is Gd 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 . ADLAM, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Corner f Grey and Pollen-streets, Shortland M AIZ E, BRAN, CHAFF, AND OATS 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. J W. ADLAM. February 8, 1872.

Miscellaneous. AUCKLAND AGENCY. WE beg to NOTIFY that we have appointed Mr H. J, ELLIS as our Agent in Auckland for the Sale of the THAMES GUARDIAN, and also for Receiving Advertisements. All orders can be left at the Daily Southern Cross Office, Queen-street, Auckland, where copies of the paper an also be obtained. Grahamstown, March 14, 1872. THAMES BATTERY AND CRUSH NG COMPANY (TO BE REGISTERED) Capital: £3,100, in 1,550 Shares of £2 each. 2s. Gd. per Share to be paid on application, 10s. per Share on Allotment. . per Share every Two Months, until the whole of the Capital is paid up. A VALUABLE BATTERY, in constant work, consisting of 15 head of stampers, driven by steam power, with Furnaces, Tables, Berdan, Sec., situated on the Beach, Grahamstown, and on the line of the proposed tramway, has been secured on very advantageous terms. The Company thus becoming proprietors of a Battery in full work, profit to the shareholders would be realised from its commencement. The great and increasing demand for crushing power 5t the Thames is a sufficient guarantee that t would prove a highly remunerative investment. It is purposed to employ the capital of the Company as it is called up, after paying for the Battery, either in erecting additional stampers, or in purchasing Machinery for the treatment of Tailings. Applications for Shares will be received up to October 10th, by Mr. Kieicwood, Auckland, and Messrs. DEAN and Co., Grahamstown, from w 1 om prospectuses and further information can be obtained. Grahamstown, Sept. 11, 1871,