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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1913, 8 December 1874, Page 2

Public Auction Sales. THIS DAY. At 11 o'clock. „ P. A. PULLEINE Has receivfd instructions to sell This Day (T.ie-day), the Bth inst,, ONE WHSBLER, and .WILS >N'S HAND * SBWING'MACHINE 6 Wilcox and Gibbs" do do. do, 2 Family Favourite Sewing Machines Photographic Albums Concertinas Ladies' Morocco Leather Bags Japanense Trays •School Books, Novels Abyssian clay Pipes And a lot of Fancy Goods suitable for *■ Christmas presents, &c., <£c., &c. .Business Notices. EE - OPENING. FOY BROTHERS, Photographers, beg to inform the Public that, having completed the Additions to their Roooms, they have RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS, with increased accommodation for TIKISG First-class POUTRAITS; and trust, with the sirae care and attention to business that tbey have hitherto bestowed, to merit a continuance of public patronage. ' Note the Address: POLLEN-STREET, SHORTLAND, •v Between Mary and Sealey-streets. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. WILLIAM STEEN BEGS Respectfully to intimate to his Friends and the Public generally that he has taken oi his own account the Business which he M<i'v conducted fir Mr W. Wilson, and trustng ih-it, by strict attention to Business, and • viug a good selection, and making a really a article, to obtain as liberal a patronage as bestowed on his predecessor. 11 kinds of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes made to order on the shortest notice. Repairs of all kinds neatly executed; JS" Please Note the Address— WILLIAM STEEN, Late W. Wilson and Co., BjOOT WAREHOUSE, Pollen-street, Shortland. WHOLESALE GKOOERS. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, eveby iinb connected in thh GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS, At Auckland Wholesale Peices, BEING now in receipt of NEW GOODS, bought for Cash in London, and consigned to us for immediate sale, we can offer Wholesale Buyers every advantage in the above line, having now here, and at our Wholesale Firm in Auckland, the largest and most varied |Stock in the Province of Auckland. SPECIAL 'L-INES, AT EXTRA LOW R A.TK -?: — 500 cases Salmon, lib tins 25 tons Fine and Coarse Salt ! 25 tons Washing Soda 10 tons Whiting 50 cases Borden's Eagle Milk 5 cases Macaroni and Vermicella 50 cases Bell & Black's Plaids Carriage and Parafin Candles. ALWAYS ON HAND : ANDERSON &MOWATT'S DUNEDIN AND OAMARU FLOOR, In Sacks—so's and 100's. ! ' 1 . CANTERBURY CHGBffl, BACON AND HAMS. BAUNETT & LEVY", IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCKLAND AND GRAHAMSTOWN. OHINEMURI STORES, Shortlahd. Not under the Patronage of the Native Office. Depands solely on Free Trade v»ith Natives as well as .Europeans, J, E. Hansen will Cash Prices. defy anyons to sell Full weight Candles Is good articles at lower L W ditto 10d prices. He buys ia Salad Oil (Morton's the best markets, has and Whybro's) 8d but little expense in Castor Oil 8d connestion with his Soap (large bar?) business, and is con- fnm 7d teute 1 with the smal- Washing Ma 2d lest possible profits Best Tasinanian Jams insistent with always tin 9d to lOd ■ laying 20s in the £. Toma Sauce 9d Worcester Sauce Our Fresh Buttfr not (Austin's) Is surpassed for quality in Preserved Milk, tne province. To buy from lOd a good article is true A very fine Tea, economy. To buy for per lb 2s cash is real economy; By ths half chest Is 9tl and to purchase your A Good Tea 2s 6d Groceries from the Very Good Tea 3s Uundarsigned is the The Best Tea ever very perfection of eco- imported 3s 6d nomy. Competition is Tobacco—Venus 5s the soul of trade. ■ JiV do Uarrett'sTwist 5s 6d Co-operative Grocery Other good brands .needed. Go in tor ;i\ from 4s ' Co-operative Fire In- per tin surance Society, the (Devoes) 10s premiums will be re- Maize from duccd, and we will Bs Gd to 6s 6d be able to sell cheaper Lamb's superfine flour than ever, 501bs 8s ALSO ON SALE, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, AT LOWEST RATES. J. E. HANBEN, OHINEMURI STOREB, SHORTLAND. T)IANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS, W. H. REED, PRACTICAL TUNER AND RENOVATOB, BBOWN'SfBKBT, GBAIIAMSTOWN.