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Thames Star, Issue 2519, 1 February 1877, Page 1

Business Notices Toys! Toys! Toys! CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS! TTSEFUL, . ORNAMENTAL, GOOD, U AND CHEAP. Why did Sir Julius leave the Country ? Because the SHORTLAND BAZAAR sold too cheap. DON'T FORGET THE OLD SHOP— SHOftTLAND BAZAAR, Opposite Melbourne Hotel, 1 SHORTLAND. ' New Store at Paeroa. • —0— '„'.• James Reid & Co. INFORM the Public of Ohinemuri and district that they have opened the . , Store lately,occupied by Alex; , .. j Hogg & Co. as „ , ; General Storekeepers, ! • ■ AND . . , ' ' ■ : COMMISSION AGENTS, , . 1 . ' WITH AN '.' ''" ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GENERAL I DRAPERY & MEN'S CLOTHING ; Black and Coloured Tweed Coats; Ditto; j Trousers and "Vests ; Moleskin ... ; 1 and Drill Trousers: j [ Crimean, ' Oxford, Coloured Twill 1 arid 1 White Shirts; Men's Lambs' Wool, ; Merino, Brown Cotton Pants, Vests, s j ! and Socks ; Men's Flannel Under- :, shirts and Drawers,. Ditto Serge ' Drawers; Belts, Braces, , j Scarves, Ties, <fee, &6: :i Collars in Great Variety. An Excellent Choice of Men's Boots in! Watertights, Elastic Sides, Balmorals,! Bluchers, &c.,, Women's, ..Girls', and' Children's Boots in Great.Variety., ..War-i] ranted the Best Auckland Make. „ „ ] A Choice Selection of Gents'-&' Ladies'; Saddles and Bridles, &c, &c, to be Sold; a Bargain. .. „ : -, ■ i A Lot of Miners' Tools and Irpnmon*! gery, Adzes, Axes, Augers, Miners' Picks, | Shovels, Spades,, Nails, &c, &,<?.,,Axe,\ Adze, Hammer, and Pick Handles. • LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES.! Pint Tumblers, Half-pint do.; also Pewter Pint Measures to be Sold Cheap. -.' ' CT As JAMES REID & Co. intend! doing their business entirely for Cash,! they are prepared to Offer the whole at Lowest Auckland Prices. - 2889 '-•••'■ ' ' ' I Auckland Advertisements ; „ .-—l 1 TOBACCO! TOBACCO! TOBACCO! CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!.! mH6 MA S W. ALL ENi . (Late of Ohinemuri), , ■ j Having taken. those Premises opposite' DARBY'S THISTLK HOTEL, lately occupied by Mr H. Patridge, begs to announce to his Friends and the Public generally, that by-keeping none but Frst-claas Articles, he' hopes to merit a share of their patronage. : AUCKLAND. : May 3rd, 1876. 2255 SYKES' TURKISH BATHS r^ONTINITB to be largely patronised. The ' \J Russian, Roman, and Sulphur Baths are now completed, and add to.the comfort and convenience of his many patients. The great advantage derived from the u»e of these Baths is manifest; from their wide sp'reai use both in Great Britain and America. ; Rheumatism and Sciatica, Colds, and General Debility scarcely ever fail to be re'moveJ,' and an occasional bath is a safeguard against colds, tc. It is a sovereign remedy for those suffering from an inactive liver. A.n experienced Bath man in attendance. Ladies' day—Thursday. Two ladies in attendance. : Special treatment under medical supervision if required. ■ . . K. D. SIXES, Proprietor. Auckland, February, 1876. 900 jyr B. MACLEAN, DENTIST, PRINCES STREET, AUCKLAND. 2299 /^AKDS, Circulars (on note or letter paper) \J m plum and lanoy typo. Carters' Receipts printed, bound and. perforated, at the Btoxiho Stab Office. tITARDEN'S COURT, Resident Magie> T V trate's Court, Mining Registrar's Office, Custom House, and all other forms—including thoaa in use by Mining Companies, Claim holders, &c, printed on the shortest notice at th» Kraxora Stab Office. PROSPECTING DISHES only 9d, at McGOWAN'S.