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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 3032, 9 July 1875, Page 1

I . Drapers and Ovitfitters /■■ ■ ■ - J. MARSHALL AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, ■ _■ .' ■■'■. ; . . of / ■■ . - ■■ .■ . . DEAPERY, ETC., BAMAGBD BY THE FLOOD. . .-- -■-■-.-* '•<#&'-.■* , ■ •, ■ 'sgS*?l^

Produce JUST AEEIYED. /^IABGO of PBIME PINK-EYED EARLY SEED POTATOES. To arrive, Daily Expected, Cargo Prime Canterbury Potatoes. B. GREENWOOD & Co., POLLEN STREET, Shoetlaud." TO STOREKEEPERS, CARTERS, AND OTHERS. l^T O W L AND I N G -^ Ex Faielie, And to arrive direct to Port of Thames !■■ . per Mary Melville:— 500 SACKS OAT 3 (Canterbury) i 400 „ Potatoes 200 „ Bran ' 50 „ Fowl Wheat 8Q „ Oatmeal • ' 50 „ Pollard 30 Kegß Butter 9 Cases. Cheese ■ - 30 Tons Flour . Pearl Barley • , &0., &c, &c. And ON SALE at VEALE AND HTJDS ON, PoilEN-STBEET. 299 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, SHAREB ROKERS MINE MANAGERS, ETC. THE LATEST CONVENIENCE mELEGKRAPH FORMS (No. 171) bound in Books of 100 each, with Block for keeping memorandum of telegrams, Just Published at the Evening Stab office. These handy little books are coming in'o general use in Auckland, and other places, amongst all classes of businer aisn haring to transmit important telegrams