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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1854, 11 December 1874, Page 4

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE Quadri, Bookmaker, POLXEN STRJUT SHOBTLAMD, BEGS to call attention to the following , LIST of PRICES of his boots and Shoe?, which caa be had either ready made or to order:— Elastio Side Boots 17b 6d - Half Wellington 800t5... ... -223 6d; Watertight Boots, light or strong 16s Lace up Boots ... ... ... 13s Bluoharßoots ... ... ... Us Boys' Lac« up Boots from 8s Canvass Blucher, lined with English Kip leather, and guaranteed to stand all weather ... ... ... 15s REPAIRING. Half Sole 3s 6d SoleandHeels ... ... ... 4s6d Arid all other Kepaire done Equally Cheap, and in a Superior Manner. Observe the Address— POLLEIS'-STBEET, SHORTLAND. (Opposite Dr*. Kilgour's.) 7628-26 MRS. CORSTON TNVITES attention to her NEW and JL FABBIONABLE STOCK of Mllr LIKEBY JUST OPENED UP. Straw Hats and Bonnets in great variety; Feathers and Flowers that will Defy Competition at • NEWINGTON HOUSE j Beown-stbhiit, Next door to Reed's, Photographic Artist. N.B.—An apprentice to the Dress-maling wanted. Apply e&rly. .., tc7562 PKO BONO PUBLICO. WANTED, <be public to know that we are now SELLING CHEAPER than ever at the ■ SHORTLAND BAZAAR. Ladies', Gents', and Children's Hose, Rimmel's Soap, Pomade and Perfumery, Long and Sbort Curtains, Hollands and Flannel, Dolls, Rattles, Toys, &c., of all kinds j Bead Baskets, Ac.; Black Earrings, Is. per pair. Our Goods are too numerous to enumerate, all being new, useful, cheap, and Good. R. MORGAN. NOT ICE. FARES BETWEEN PARAWAI AND TARARTT.— Shortland to Parawai .... ... 6i Do. to Grahamstown ... 6d Do. to Ma|ry street •...;. ... 3d Grahamstown to Turaru ... ... 6d 11 Grahamstown to Mary-street ... 3d A private Carriage to Let by the hour or day. Charges to Buit the times. Saddle Horses for Hire. For the convenience of the public in the Bummer months for Bathing, a 'Bus will run ' to Parawai every morning,, commencing on Wednesday, 18th November, if inducement should offer, leaving Grahamstown at 6 a.m. and Parawai at half past 7 am. .' tc7227 AxxxurauEß Phixxim. QUEEN'S HOTEL, ALBERT STBEET. ]l/f R. S. YOUNG begs to return bis best thanks for the land patronage bestowed on him since he opened the above House. The House is replete with every comfort and convenience, and is second to none in New Zealand for its WINES and SPIRITS, including Australian Wines of the very b«et brands. * —— ENGLISH LIME JUICE, &c, &c. . 7736tc KE-OPENING. 17 OY BROTHERS, Photographers, beg to ~ inform the Public that, having completed the Additions to their Rooms, they have RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS with increased accommodation for TAKING Firstclass PORTRAITS; and trust, with the same care and attention to business that they have hitherto bestowed, to merit a continuance of public patronage. Note the Address: . : POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND> Between Mary andSealey streets. |VTEWEST designs in type on hand, and L% constant additions being made, at the Evxtraxa Stab Office. /COASTWISE CUSTOMS ENTRIES \J (forms) ON SALE at. the Evbhino Stab Office. OEOEJPT BOOKS of all kinds, norna_SA mental script letter a the EvKKXXa Stab Office. : ; CARDS, Circulars (on note or, etter paper) in plain and fancy type. Oarten' Receipts printed, bound and perforated, he Gvekiko StAB Office. r\ENAM»NTAL Printing, in colors, gold \J or bronze, in a style hitherto unobtainable on the Thames, at the EYBHIItO Stab Office. ________ '^TTANDBILLS for Drapers,: Grocsrs and Jtli Storekepers generally. Any Si«e or Color. At theeEvßKiKft Stab Office -.' npjIEATRIOAL PRINTING, equal to Mcl ', - 1 bourne work "at the ETBJrnr* Btam Offid*