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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1778, 14 September 1874, Page 1

OHINEMURI STORES Shobtland. Not under the Patronage of the Native Office. Depends solely on Fbee Teade with Natives as well as Europeans. J. E. Hansen will Cash Pbices. defy anyone to se v ll Fall weight Cangood articles at lower dies v Is, • prices. He buyß in LW ditto lOrir- 1' the best markets, has Salad Oil (Morton's 3* ' but little expense in and Whybro'a) 8d connection with his Castor Oil 8d business, and is con« Soap (large bars) tented with the snial- from 7d lest _ possible profits Washing Soda 2d consistent with always Best Tasmanian paying 20s in the £. Jams, tin 9d to lOd , Tomato Sauco 9d Our Fresh Butter Worcester Sauce not surpassed for qual- (Austin's) Is ity in the province. To Preserved Milk, buy a good article is from , „10d true economy. To buy A very fair Tea, for cash is real econo- per 1b 2s my ; and to purchase By the hf-chestls 9d your Groceries from A Good Tea 2s 6/i the Undersigned is the Very Good Tea 3s very perfection of eco- The Best Tea ever noiny. Competition is imported ,3a; 6d the soul of trade. No Tobacco (Venus). 5s Co-operative Grocery Do. Barrett'B needed. Go in for a Twist 5s 6d Co-operative Fire In- Other good brands Burance Society, the from 4b premiums will be re- Kerosene per tin duced, and wa will (Devoe's) 10 be able to sell cheaper Maize from than ever. 5 8 6d to 6s 6d Lamb's Superfine flour, 501bs 8s ALSO ON SALE, ; CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, AT LOWEST RATES. J. E. HANSEN, £'->•:" ""* OHINEMURI STORES,. •■" SHORTLAND, }^'^:. PRO BONO PITBLICO. WANTED, ibe public to know r that we are now SELLING CHEAPER than _.£ ever at the >;' ,> SHORTLAND BAZAAR -1: Ladies', Gents',-and Children's Hose,Rimmel's Soap, Pomade and Perfmnery, Long and Short Curtains, Hollands and Flannel, Dolls, Rattles, Toys, &c, of ell kinds ; Bead Baskets, &c.; Black Earrings, Is. per pair. Our Goods are too numerous to enumerate, all being new, useful, cheap, and Good. R. MORGAN. GRaHAMSTOWN AND TARARU TRAMWAY. mRAINS LEAVE TARARU at 9 o'elo^ JL and Every Hour until 6 o'clock. Loavs Curtis' Wharf, Grahamstown, at B.SO o'clock and Ev^ry Hour until 5.30 o'clock. The Train to meet tlio Golden Crown will leave Curtis' Wharf half-an-hour before he* advertised time of Bailing. FARES, 6d. For Rates Charged for Carriage of Goods &c, apply to H. C. GIIiESPIB. ■» 2543 Office Tararu. BAY OF PLENTY TIMES AGENCY. fTIHE Undersigned are prepared to Receive JL Subscriptions and Advertisements for the Bay of Plenty Times, Published Bi-weekly in the flourishing Towship of Tauranga.— Hopcbakt, McCtriiioTHJß, & Co., EveningStab Office, Grafeamstown. NOTI C E . A BUSS •will run Between Shoetlakd . find PiEAWAI (until further notice)' every day at Eegulur Intervals, according to the lollowing Time-table :— ' . ... XEAVES SHOBTIiAED XEATES PARAWAI.. 9 a.m. - ' 9.30 a.m. 12 noon 12.30 p.m. 5 p.m. 5.30 p.m. Fares, each way, 6d. AIEXANDEB PhILUPS. Monday, July 13, 1874. tc7227'* ESTABLISHED 1864 OLIVER "a GRANT, pAPERHANGER, pAINTIE GRAINER WRITER, House akd Sign Decobatob, POLLEN STREET, SEOETIAKD (Opposite the Pembroke Hotol.) EBTTWMTKS GIVEK. 4958-tO G WALLER, Wholesale and Retail • Tobacconist, next the Bank of New Zealand, Brown-street, Grahamstown. T] KRIVALLED PRINTISTG of all kindt> AJ . — Artietio and Chaetc dssigna. At the Etxshtg Stab Office.s