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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1835, 9 June 1874, Page 2

K||||B Public Auction Sales. ■ THUKSDAY, JONHI, 11. rALUABLE LEASEHOLD, TBI-, MI3ES, GtiAHAMSTOWN, FO& ABSOLUTE SALE. r ..-.•.—. "v; : v '. ;: MESSES. GUDGEON &CO. Hare received instructions from the Proprietor to sell by public auction, on Thursday nut, the 11th instant, . THE BOARDING HOUSE, situate at the corner of Queen and Williamson-streets, ,-containing H llooms, now occupied by Mrs Woodcock, having aLeaie of nine years un'ex- ■■-■ pired.';-;..,....,,; ': ' : -• N.B. -These valuable'premises, so well adapted for.an Hotel or Boarding House, are • now at a rental of £52 per annum. • ■ '•" : : Sale on the Premises, j ■ ■•■■ ' ■ ■ ■'•■-'• '■ ■ .!■ 5 *vi ":■;■ J Notices. : : . ; * ALL-KINDS OF ..AMMUNITION AT "WM. HEWITT & CO/8, OPPOSITE GOVJMOIt BOWEN HOTEL, : Gbahamstown.' •"The best Fresh But- Cash . Prices. ' ter on the Thames to Candles la fce had at the Ohine- Soap (large bars • 8d mutiStores, uu ... Salad Oil' , ; . ,8d * .Castor Oil B,d , ; j, ■j( B; Hanskn . is,in f ,Jams, best brands 8d i.-a position to. sell ( a3.' : , J ..t6 9d ■ .. , \ cheap as. any House Condensed Milk , lOd '■■•on the;Thames,i as .he Sardines ..;. 8d to Is -Vbuys in the .best Mar- Pickles, from ', 10ft kets for Cash r has no Worcester Sauce ; .... ents to-pay,iconducts,;.,\,( Austin's).. Is j.'his business .at small. Tomato $auce,(pts).9J expense, and is con- A Good Tea, ; .2s • Very 'Good do 2s 61 possible profits consis- Kxtra Fine Mixed 3s .tent with, always The Best Tea ever. \ -/ paying 20a in the £. r importer 3s 6d: ■•■■■• Agood, strong, 3 ful|Fortheabovc'reasons'flavoured Teiinsmajl -It .-must be, patent to boxe.", 20s each. ) '"aU that the Ohineniuri '' *Ai'fin** assortment of Stores is THE PLACti Tobacco-Venus, Barto Buy your Groceries, rett's Twist Hi. I ...,,. Bryant. and ..May's ' ■ ' J Grockeiy;lGlassware ' Yestas, 'in decorated 'all.'eqaally.cheap. 'V boxes,; '• "• ';";_' [ Rbmbmbeb that to Bar, fob Cash k /.Heal Economy, j-.. -.j, I *' ;''' ! '>JrK HANSEN, .\" JPoLLBN-STBEBIT (NEXT Butt's), w Pitt?, .udokia Hotel). ! .^.i.^-g.HO:RTLAED., 1 ;. ■.:.,'.; ( 'fvJ;P H , A , f- ., • 'Isay,',Biil,' do you mind that chat you and ;I " had aboutVthe best place'to buy our Groceries , Mn?■■■.. ■.■■■'■■ "'.' -, '' i: >Toji.'—Yes. : (Bill) -Well, \ditl you , try Mclowan? Yes • And how do you like him'? (Tom) Oh, there is no mistake he sells a good r , .'article, and very/cheap too, : . I don't think ;l ever gat better .Tea than he give my Missus. rifle's, a curious cove; he doesn't say it's the : dbest., He just says it is.yery good, and lets it -~ speak for itself., i; - ;, ißttii —I think he is about the only Grocer ;■ who can say : that bis business still increased . ...! Tou—Plenty wonder how he, can get.on so well, .when'so.many are complaining. j Bui—lt's''just,this, Tom. He told me himself he always buys for Heady Money, sells ■ ! as quickly as possible, and deals fairly : with the public; and you know merchants as well as small trailers require to meet a bi'l sometimes 1 , ~.• and'they sell to McGowanaslcheap 'as possible, to get the money. •-.-':■ . •; Tom.-Ayej'that's what gives him the ad--v*'" ;••■;■.•■(''.:> -.. ■:■.-}; ■! ~• BiiiT,.—l'll tell you a secret, Tom, I have • insured my life for £100, just from .the saving ..effected pVjdealingat Mclowan's. . (Tom) In- • 1 sured your Hfe;; gqah all Djerusi'a'ern'! T thought nobody but the swells insured their lives. ! ' .:.:'i Bin.—Everybody with.a ; ,wife aud. family ■~ '.ihould, ian'd nothing.to' hinder' you .while you' ' deal at Mciowan's;.'it only"c6rts you,a little f over a shiHing a week. 1. .... ....'■/''' ( i .Tom.—l took .your advie?,. in trying " 'AlcGbwan's, andlhave foitu'd' the advantage. " I will think of this too.. 'cause I would like to . .leave something 'for ,the, wife .:Bnd'inobo'ily knows,when an, .accident might ...i.happen.'::!.',-...: : ■:,., . •,.;',• . : . v ..i! •■;:■. ,-• ).i:j. BiLti.:—Here's Charley. How goss it Charley;? jiAllright. ;W t hat about the Town Council! I Jli CHAKiii?r...—Oh,- ; they have given U3 the first. . in'stalm'entof their-wisJom in voting nearly ka> uuch salaries as the Auckland Council, ..with rateable property more than ten times the value of : '6ura7 '-'•>■''•>'■■ .'• :.•■ . _ j " Bui.—That's pretty 'hot 1 for a'stati—Hot, why ? There wilibe more yet/There is hothin's; '""for th"e"Fire Brigade, nor for "the Mayor.. (Bill) ~,Well, the.Mayardeservesa hqnpraiiurni,,.. j i: ...Tom.—Sure they'll make.sbmething out of the sweepings, sewerage; and nightsoil, —(Charley) •;A. good.iilea, Tom;;but',its just a.questioSi v whether they will have.the sense to make anjr-' .. thing out of it.::. . ,'...:,.. I, ..,...! ■■■>■■ BiiL-Would it' sell here I—Charley:,Sell) ''.why-it's' be wanted; are,w> • r alwaystohavealot of'stale vegetables coming j from "Auckland?' It should be put up in heaps -•■lomewhere and sold every Bpring; r, .;•.•.• -. (.| J;,i ToM— Let's'' - have'a'smoke. "Have you'an'y '"ibbic'eo,' Bill rBill:' No; we'll- be : passing ■ r vMc - (rOW-\'N'Sj and can get some good tobacco '-''liereli;' -' ' ' ''•' • : ,—~-' '\ '" . '.''" : ' ! , \ /'feir Best-Bread delivered daily from MoGlow'ah'b :.. . Bakery/" ' '' ': '"'" '< ; i; STILWELL& CO.,' '•■ j T JIdRSERY, AND :SREI)SMEN,i V; -:■}'■ :■■ NURSERY,; , . : AM prepared to PLANT Gardens, Pleasure. t ; ; Grounds and Orchards, by Contract, • ' Seeds direct from'the Grower, and Guaranteed, ' I A M 7. 8 • T U R N EH;, 0 ■■■",.- ] ;: ; - TAILOE, ; i .; ; ":■ MARY; STBEET, SHORTLAND, •] THAMES; | .... ■ . ■■, ■ '■' J f D. .WI 0 E ii'AHi, MIMING \ COMMISSION AGENT, |