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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2135, 6 November 1875, Page 3

General Notices PUBLIC NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OP THE THAMES. TF you require CEOCKEEY, CHINA, or GLASSWAEE, 'Goto J. KEESING'S Thames Bazaar, BEOWN STEEET, (Three doors from the Bank of New Zealand.) . THE WHOLE STOCK « Of the above Goods WILL NOW BE SOLD Honestly at Cost Price. J. K. -wishes the Public to understand that his object in giving them this Chance for VEEY CHEAP GOODS is io CLEAR OUT as much as possible, ia consequence of the DEPRESSION IN TRADE, and HOLDING A LARGE STOCK. Customers will at once see the TRUTH of the above when making their purchases. THE STOCK IS THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED on the THAMES. HgiT OB3EBVE — COST PEICE, and No Nonsense! COST PEICE, and No Humbug!! COST PEICE, and No Gammon!!! ■ 6 TjiDWIN BINNEY AUCTIONEER & VALUATOE, CITY AUCTION MART, Albeet Stbeet. T7IAMILY, DISPENSING. J- AND MANUFACTUEING CHEMIST, 20, BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES (Near the Bank of New Zealand). 1148 TmOY BEOTHEES, PHOTOGEAPHEES, | POLIE N-S T R E E T SHORTLAND. TTENEY H. WEIGHT, KOUSE & ESTATE AGENT, 5, Exchange Buildings, Geahamstown. Agent—^Australian Mutual Provident Society; New Zealand Eire Insurance Company. 401 NOTICE. W. AVENELL, HAVING been in business on the Thames for over three years, begs most respectfully to thank his Customers and the pubic generally for the very liberal support lie has received during that time. Having enlarged his premises and added several improvements, he is now prepared to supply SAUSAGES, &c.—not made by Steam—of the most approved quality, and has always on hand the BEST CORN BEEF, POSK, AND TONGUES, &c. None but the very best quality of Meet supplied. , j Note the Address — W. AVENELL, j "Bouses Stbekt, 8041tc Shortland. THAMES GOLDFIELDS HOSPITAL. NOTICE. SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Fuuds of the IO above Institution aro respectfully reqnested, as ilia income is now insufficient to keep the Hospital in its present efficiont state. 1188 W. Rowe. SCHOOL NOTICE. MISS GARY etill holds her School at Mrs Eargrovo's late residence, Abraham street. . English, Music, and Frencli (aught. Dancing Class every IVickv Evening from 7 to 9. • /"I ARDS, Circulars (on note or letter paper) V,^ in plain and fancy typo. Csrters' Re* ceipts printed, bound and perforated, he EvrariKG S*ak Oißee.