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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1875, 6 January 1875, Page 4

SPRING AND SUMMER (CLOTHING. T. BRIDGEK, (SUCCESSOR TO SAMUEL COOMBES) HAS Opened this week, NEW CLOTHING, ex FERNDALE, CITY OF AUCKLAND, and HERO. The Stock is now Fully Assorted, And purchasers can depend upon being Suited with FIK-ST-CLASB GOODS AT VEBY LOW PRICES. MORNING PAGETS, GALATEA and SAC COATS, ALPACA and HOLLAND DO. TROUSERS and TROUSERS and VEST—In NELSC)N, GEELONG, SYDNEY, ENGLISH and SCOTCH TWEEDS. NEW ZEALAND FLAX SHIRTS REGATTA SHIRTS WHITE SHIRTS-WIDE & NARROW PLAITS v CRIMEAN and COTTON SHIRTS ■ ■ '. ■ •' . ■ >■ COTTON MERINO and WOOLLEN I-HOSE FLANNEL SHIETS and DRAWERS, EIERSEY DRAWERS MERINO and L.W, SHIRTS and DRAWERS. SCARLET, 3LUE, GREY SERGE SHIRTS MOLE and COTTON CORD TROUSERS THE VERY NEWEST THING. IN PAPER COLLARS Kaufmann's), HATS, CAPS, RHGS, BELTS, BRACES, TIES, SCARFS, And Every Article, except Boots, required for a Gentleman's Toilef. BOYS CLOTHlNG—Trousers^ and Trousers and Vest and Suits. Knickerbocker Suits and Oossock Suits. t. brTi)ge r, SUCCESSOR TO &. COOMBES, GEAHAMSTOWN CLOTHING MABT, ALBERT-STREET. POLLEN-STEEET, SHORT LAND, ARE NOW SHOWING THEIR SUMMER, STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY, &c, comprising— A New Lot of Lustres, Balanos, and other Fancy Dress Materials in Figured, Plain Colours, and Black. Checked and Striped Muslins. Colored Muslins in all the Newest Patterns. A Splendid Lot of Hoyle's and Crams' Prints (good, and warranted to wash). Plain and Colored Grenadines in Stripe and Spot. A Great Variety in Men's and Boys' Straw, Leghorn and (Tuscan Hats. Just Opened a Nice Assortment of Boys' Knickerbockei Suits in White and Brown Drill, Striped Jane:and Checked Linen in all sizes. Gents' Light Holland Alpacca Silk Sacs, and Galatea Coats; White, Brown and Sriped Drill Trousers \ fbirts; Collars. Ties, Scarfs, Braces, Belts, &c. Ladies' and Girls' Straw Hats, Feathers, and all Trimmings for Millinery Purposes. ' Berlin Wools, Needles, Canvas, &c, Fancy Wool Work, Laces (real and imitation) in great variety. " , Durham & McLeod, pollen-street, s hortland. tc7636 SUGAB. SUGAR. SUGAR. NO. 1 SUGAR ONLY sd. PER LB., AND ALL GENERAL GROCERIES of the BEST QUALITY, AT THE LOWEST PRICE. / . . „ —— • ... / , .• ..; NOTE OUR PRICE LIST:— Sugar, light. . .0 4| per Ib. Mould Candles . . 0 s'perlb. Sugar, No. 1 . .0 operlb. Plaid Vestas . .0 7 per dozen Sugar, Fnowdrop .0 5i per lb. Marmalade (best) .■■.-. 1. 0 per tin Rice, from '.'' . .0 2^ per lb. Pickles . . .0 9 per bottle Tomato Sauce . . 0 6 per bottle Sardines,^. . .0 7 per tin Salmon (best) . . 10 per lib. tin Sauce. . . . 1 0 per bottle Tj^RENCH AND CO. gratefully acknowledge past favours, and are confident that Jj the Price and Quality of their articles will gke entire satisfaction to every Purchaser. NEW I^EASON'S TEAS, of great purity, strength, and flavourPrices : 25., 2s. Cd.. 35., and 3s. 6d. per lb., comjrising many rare Black Teas which cannot be surpassed in quality. FINE COFFEE, Is. 8d per lb. FLOUR, MAIZE, BRAN, &c, at the Lowest Prices. FRESH BUTTER from the best Dairies. W PLEASE NOTE OUR ADDRESS— > R ENCH AND CO., FAMILY GROCERS, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND (next to MR. WILSON'S, DRAPER), AND OWEN STREET. GRAHAMSTOWN (OPPOSITE Messes STONE BROS). 7757tc