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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2496, 5 January 1877, Page 1

Business Notices J. TURNER, TAILOR, POLLEN STREET, I NVITES the special attention of his Customers and the Thames Public to his SUMMER STOCK of Superior Tweeds, Cloths, and Coatings, exactly adapted for a firßt-class Trade. ( QUALITY! ") fflSr \ MAKE! £ JtsSi *„.l FIT! 5/ The Trfb^Tebt of Cheapness. DOUGLAS AND CO., . Shobtiand Bakery, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. IIIBCUIT3 in jpreat variety, including JLJ Coffee, Lunch, Captains', Bath, Arrowroot, Spice, Abernethy, Picnic, JLemon, Fancy Mixed, Digestive, etc., etc. Quality guaranteed, and prices to suit the times. Soiree and Picnic Parties liberally dealt with. Our A 1 Loaf as usual, delivered everywhere. ' N.B.—Legal proceedings will be taken for recovery of accounts outstanding over two months unices settled immediately. Hotels COMMERCIAL HOTEL, OWEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. ALBERT BUTLER (late of the Golden A Age, Waiotahi Creek), begs to intimate that he has entered'into possession of the above old-established house, where he hopes, by strict attention to busicess, and by keeping only the BEST BRANDS of ALES, WINES, and SPIRITS, to receive a fair share of patronage. THE RESTAURANT, Which was the most popular in Grahams* town, has now been RE-OPENED under the supervision of Mr Pollock, whose reputation as a chef de cuisine needs no puff. Meals at All Hottbs. Good Accommodation for Boarders. 2779 PAEROA HOTEL, OHINEMURI. MR FRANCIS LIPSEYbegs to inform his friends and the Public generally that he has taken the above Hotel (formerly conducted by Mr > Peter Austin). Having made large additions to the House, l?e can now offer Buperior accommodation 10 -tjriavellers, with every attention to their comfort Good meals'. The very best, wines, spirits, and malt liquors ; good Stabling, and Saddle Horses on hire. 1639 F. LIPBEY, Proprietor. Medical SHORTLAND PHARMACY. /CHARLES COX has pleasure in bringing \J before the Public th« following TRIED aud APPROVED MEDICINES:— COX'S WHITE WORM POWDEKS. These Powders are specially adapted for this Colony, where few children are entirely free from Worms. They are safe, neirly tasteless, small, easily taken, and have been well tried in all parts of the Colony; there is no better prepaiation. Directions on each packet, which should be attended to. RED BOTTLE. TOR CUTS, SPBAIMS, BEUISE3, PATNS IN THE JOINTS, BIIEUMATISM, ETC. This preparation has been in use thirty years, and always commands a steady sale. Chbbby Tooth Paste. Rose Tooth Powdeb, Uaie Dye, &c, &c. COX'S COMPOUND BARK AND SARSAPARILLA. An Ucellent PuriGer and Feeder of the Blood. No preparation can be better adapted for all ages, or more suitable against low fever, indigestion (consequent upon weakness), poverty of blood, &c. In bottles—Half pint, 2s 6d ; pint,,4s ; quart, 7s. Full directions accompany each bottle. COX'S BAKING POWDER. This preparation is second to nono. May be used for bread by those who object to that made by the fermentative process. Also for pastry, &c. DEPUYTRIEJN'S POMADE. An excellent preparation for removing Dan' £ruff or Scurf, preventing baldness or falling' off, and also restoring the Hair. As thi< article has been highly approved, it is confi denily recommeaded to persors suffering from any ot the above mentioned disorders. Pbepabed and Sold only by CHARLES COX, CHEMIST, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. ' ■ 274E iV EWEST designs in type on hacd, an( 1* constant additions being made, at th< Evxkiwo Stab Office. TTOCCHEaS 'or government Payroen V and Company Debt* —Printed am Sold .1 the KvjHlwa Stab Office! McGOWAN'S, for Bacon, Hams Potatqes, &c.