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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1663, 29 April 1874, Page 4

'WH^ NOT SAYB.'-Ydffii^&Mß AND b'':' >**%<•& g*t- '&'!>■'''&&'& ■*»«& I ;ONa notfld Cheap FUBNITURB •nc' U « BEDDINQ Warehouße, Mary-ifcreet, Bhortland, srheAttyou J can procure every bofcseholdrequisite at the lowest possible price/consisting of—BarthenWftM and GHaas," HftUoware, Brußhware, , CJlooki, Lamps and Lanterns, Doormats^ Wjoi&fr Brooms, 'Paxw^'jXoo^^^m^^Na^^labi^and.' ' Boskets ; Chimney Ortim«Tits • and Cruets,' very !cheap; erery-iElescKptibii]. 1 of ITirijjrare, Mats j Matting and Table ,Oererihgs ; Table and Pocket XJutiery';' Clothed and, Fishing Lines, BcHows, Lock*, Hinges, and GUneral VjoW Spoons and Forks; Combs and:Bpashes, Oirden Tools, and other Articles too nnmerouii to, mention. Chairs, Tables, Sofast: -rflhfkt. Steads; Mattrepses kept in Stock and made toorder on the Shortest: notice. - 43HINA, OLABS, 4c.».-jp Hire, for Tea Meetings, Soiree's, 4c. §ois>sos - EverT/Ar^olejMarJkei^'^n.Kgureß.,,, GOODS DBLlVtai^p FEEK o» CHAaGB. • --Note m :^:|f S J. COCKS, V l Near'Post Office, 'Jl MAST STBEST, SHOftTLAND. TO TH^ PUBLIC/ TN order to prevent, disappointment and to ensure punctual delivery of, the Stab, persons should call at the office and leave their names and addresses if they wish to become subscribers, They could then have the i Star delivered to them on the following terms:— ' 7s. 6d. per Quarter, booked 6s. ',»>» in advance 6d. per week paid to the boy delivering , t the paper. y The reoent ineguluity in supplying {ha. Bkr to tome of the out-districts has been caue.d by a dhange of Gunners, bat regular subscriber* would not be rabjeoied tp suoh inconvenience, their papers being despatched direct fifom the ofiloe. ' ' „ WiUiamson-isreet, Vebj 6| 18^4. . m A SPECIAL WOEDTO ALL* W L &O LIKE GOOD TEA. |F I praise it, t may,be accused of .puffing my own Wares. If I say it it bad,, those who have tried it would know I was chaffing. So, under theicircumstaacei,"Btn: Some avd Tax for yourselves. „ In laying, out? your money, you" should consider who is likely to be able to serve you best. Mo(3OWAN'S Little Shop is not behind in this respect. Fair dealing will always be. appreciated by the public. '' ' It wo^tld take too tutich money for an ad> vertiseinent that; would tell you all the good things I hare for sale. Come and See! *' „ fours truly, in;,, „ JAMES McGOWAN. S' " T AN ID A. U V , " FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND. • "."( ' i , f " ' HEAD OFFICE: DUNEDIN. RISKS, LOWBST CITEBHNT BATES. ,-./*, , Auckland. <, c „ , „ B»WIK Bihhby, , '' "• • '- U Jr:iGrahanuh)wn. > 6f177-tc ij **'..- ---: ,;\ AUSTRALIAN .;."-^ j -MUTUAL PEOVIDBNT Life Assurance Society "pOUOIBiS in the lAote Booiety eta be obtained at LOWBBEATJW of PBEMIC^I than from any other Assurance Institution j * in the Australian Colonies or New 'Zealand, j „ I 1 .H7 * quarterly payment amounting to less than Is. per week, a man, may secure £100 to bis wife: and fiunily> payable at hisdeath. , Tables of Bates nay be. h»4at the ofßoe of the undersigned." . , „ HENRY H. WRIGHT, AGENT F6» THE THAMES, - «. 4>wortu, i\iffij i 5, SxoHivai Bvixdzvcni, obahaxsxowv. 6688