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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2499, 9 January 1877, Page 3

Notices NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE COUNTY AND BOROUGH. Central Pollen Street Cash Store. NEW YEAR'S GOODS! NEW YEAR'S GOODS! I T.. A. BENNETT HAS OPENED those newly erected Pre. raises in Pollen street as a GENERAL GROCERY STORE, and haying bought his STOCK befiwe the rise in the market is prepared to supply them at the most reason* able prices. TEA not to be surpassed on the Thames. FRESH COFFEE, ground on the Premises. SUGAR, JAMS, PICKLES, FLOUB, HAMS, BACON, CHKESE—the best in the market. Call and See the Goods now opened before making purchases for Christmas, Remember the Address— T. A. BENNETT, CENTRAL POLLEN STREET, aud at THE MOANATAIRI CREEK, THAMES. 3326 NOTICE. TO FRUITEREES AND OTHERS. TTEALE & HUDSON have been appointed V SOLE AGENTS for the Sale of FRUIT from the Ohinemuri Gardens by the Proprietor, Mb P. Austin. 3360 Fireworks. JUST RECEIVED, a variety of First class el London FIREWORKS, suitable for Displays of any kind, at < J. 8. HART'S. 2921 Gunmaker, Pollen street. EXCURSIONS TO OHINEMURI AND THE UPPER THAMES. PICNIC PARTIES PROVIDED WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS. MR ALLEN, well known on the Thames for his ability as a Caterer, is now PROVIDOREof the P.S. TE AROHA AND P.S. RUBY, and is in a position to supply Picnic or Excursion Parties with all kinds of Refreshments. The terms will be such as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction, and the style and taste with which the refreshments are served must.commend themselves to all. ' Terms, &c, upon application to Mr,Allen on board Te Aroha or Ruby. ■• 3314 i . ■•...■ FANCY REPOSITORY. Miss Brown HAS OPENED a Well-selected STOCK .■" ' os ,/•■'■ FAN C V GOOD S: TOYS, DOLLS, GLASSWARE, LUSTRES, VASES Ornaments ot ali Dkscbiptions, Suitable for Christmas and New YearJs Gifts. < WOOL ORK IN VARIETY. ; Beads, Berlin Wool of all colors. - Remember the Address— MISS BROWN'S FANCY REPOSITORY AND DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND, In the premises formerly, occupied by Durham and McLeod. Strawberries ■ ," AND . - ■ Cream! fTTHE FINEST STRAWBERRIES in the Market, Fresh Every Morning, ar« to be had at CANIELL'S/ POLLEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. Sugar and Cream ad lib. 3188 Tar aru Gardens. ■ —o — ' ■■■.''• mHESE GARDENS are now OPEN TO THE PUBLIC For the Season Commencing SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. Admission Tickets can be obtained of the Proprietor at the Gardens; at the office of this paper; of Mr Madden, hairdresser ; and of Mr Jeffery, fruiterer, Brown street. Admission (sis months)— For Family Ticket, to admit two adults and children under 12 years of age ... ... ... 10s 6d For Single do ... ... ... 5s 0d This will entitle the holder to Admission at all times during the i day , (Sundays included). Strawberries & Cream. FRED. BENNETT, PfiOPKIETOB. MH. AIREY is'-'Seßiag for Peady • Money LEGHORN FLOP HATS 25 per cent, below usnal Selling Prices. 3132 r\ WALLER, Wholesale and E«tail Ky» Tobacconist, next the Bank of New Zealand Brown-street, Grrahamstown*