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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2512, 24 January 1877, Page 1

Business Notices J. TURNER, TAILOR, POLLEN STREET, | NYITES the special attention of his Customers and the Thames Public to his SUMMER STOCK of Superior Tweeds, Cloths, and Coatings, exactly adapted for a first-class Trade. ( QUALITY! ") $3f ] MAKE! -^r <JBBI ( FIT! ) The Tbtje Test os Cheapness. DOUGLAS AND CO., Shortland Bakery, | AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. OISCUITS in great variety, including 1) Coffee, Lunch, Cirptains', B<»th, A rrow root, Spice, Abernethy, Picnic, Lemon, 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 everywherp* N.B.—Xegal proceedings .will be taken for recovery of accounts outstanding over two months unless settled immediately. JAMES FORGIE, Wholesale and Retail BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, POLLEN STREET, WISHES to remind his CUSTOMERS and the Public generally, that he Supplies every Description of Small Goods for Soirees, Picnics and Parties, on the ShortestNotice, and at the Lowest Possible Rates. Also, having erected a Biscuit Machine, ! will be enabled to Supply any_ quantity at I lower Prices than hitherto. Best Bread Delivered everywhere in the District. . Hotels PAEROA HOTEL, OHINEMURI. MR FRANCIS LIPSEY begs 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, he can now offer superior accommodation to travellers, with every attention to their comfort Q-ood meals. The very best wines, spirits, and malt liquors; good Stabling, and. Saddle Horses on hire. 1639 . F. Lipset, Proprietor. Medical SHOETLAND PHARMACY. /"CHARLES COX has pleasure in bringing \J before the Public the following TRIED and APPROVED MEDICINES:— COX'S ALTERATIVE AND CONDITION POWDERS FOR HOBSES. A Tonic, health-giving Powder; produces a fine gIoBS to the hide, stimulates the appetite, and, if given after a hard day's work, frequently wards off those serious attacks of colic and inflammation. TOOTHACHE TINCTURE. A most effectual reliever of this dreadful malady. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF COMBS, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Sponges, Scents, &c, &c. Purging Balls; Worm Balls 5 Black Oils, or Farmers' Friend 5 White O.ls. Bustebing Ointment and Liniment, and ALIi OTHER HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES. HEALTHY LEEOHE9 ALWAYS IN STOCK. COX'S CH>ERRY~~COUGH SYRUP. An excellent remedy for all descriptions of Coughs. It is especially recommended in cases of Consumption, or Chronic Cntax%rh, giving immediate relief, and will cure ordinary Coughs nnd Colds in a very short time. This preparation being very agreeable to the palate can be easily taken by children or adults without causing nausea, which is so cemmon with most Cough Mixtures. VERMIFUGE. This Syrup is more agreeable than the Worm Powders, and very easily administered!, but not so reliable, as, unless well shaken before each dose, it becomes weaker towards the bottom of the bottle. Pbepabed and Sold oklt bi CHARLES COX, CHE.MIST, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. 2743 VjEWEST designs in type on hand, and 11 constant additions boing made, at thf KviHiwo Stab Office. TTOUCHERS 'or Government Payment V and Company Debts—Printed and Sold Xt the Evjmho Stab Officet McGOWAN'S, for . Bacon, Hams, Potatoes, &c.