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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2523, 6 February 1877, Page 3

Drapery ■.-, . - . d - SP!;;CIAL; NOTICE. it ■ ■' II I I Hi.jp Q, hi „|, , -" ! M. H. AIREY IS NOW PREPARING for ST&CK.TAKING, and is SELLING GREAT BARGAINS in—[ | [DRESS DEPARTMENT— ! rf ! PURE ALPACAS, GREY LUSTRES fancy dbess materials, Japanese silks > \; black silks, grenadines /■'■. i,: Regardless of Cost Prices, and at eudh prices as all that shall favour him ) • with an inspection will find them—THE CHEAPEST in the TRADE. DEPARTMENT— - ; All the Men's and Youths' Tweed Puifs, Trousers and Vests, Trousers, Flax >]\ Shirts, White Shirts, Flannels, Drawers, Crimean Shirts, Hats, Ties, Collars —Regardless of Cost. , \ WLL^ERT . .-■. . t All the Newest and most useful Shapes of BONNETS and HATS , FLOWERS, FEATHERS, UNDKRCLi>THING^SIiAXS,&,CORSET-S i SILK.J7MBRELLAS and SjgNSHADES^^^dllsVofido^i •>? 'M ' J ) ■ .M^Mslb^i rfnfr—^— -.'■ '■• ' ■ '• . ." ; JUST opened, :. A VEEY CHEAP LOT OF SHEETINGS, Americanitnake, in Calicoes; Hosiery r Cl|inaJ!,lattings. Ac, at ai Great Discount from former .Prices. MUST BE CLEARED V TKIS<MONTH, . ,j^ | -• *-<n-t*iflMtft ■*iv "^nJji.jL"-^"^- *^5» tiSr"*"" ijr iriKj BA^&MNS|ii.■[' GREAT- BAUGAINS] ' ' ; . - - . ■■•..■ ■ | ■•*■'■ ■■■.-•■:' f-<!'t.>^r>~i.t,_■»!»■ j:?jji':-/.07q ui»r"'iiL-fn>.'-?"-1 BiElNGtaJb<>u^ f fto^,«i^o,,upifjbusiness r on^S|^ifiiafe,t^ ?#£Llr HOLI>'A.! CHEAP SALE OF" 6ROOERIESt J FOR °A. tEWTOYS SfX3^iLYp v ?(; , s «g „ LOW PRICES:- :" '■"■■■— "Vi Jams.periinffram^^^^LTdtoSd; BattkdJ^U|?#^ftli|j) . .... .l&2d^ Fresh Lobsters (lib tins) ... 10d: S^g|fS«^^o qid! Fresh Herrings (libijtins),,,. ... ,10d | l^s^MVysC^alityJ^er'i.itt;.; ;-Is 2di Sardines^lb^nsr 1-1' ■,£""' .3^f r«Wd| I^2d] Sardines (ilb tins) .... ..... 6dLStarcl^eS3vK^ Gon^naed Milk, Eagh3jßjand f ... „' ]^s| -Bio i e,.^fJb J^-L ,r'r'.;^VV ) ',: .:'.'i.'j "'X^>'. ifi^i Tinegar<Mortbh's) per' Bottle... ;f!'*lt>d: 'BmQpP^W>it^''-'(^a^'-^'t^Vi^^^ Olson's Tomato Sauce, pints ... ls,2di Ham^r;Canterbury.r(ibestlqnjilitj;) '/ H o 4' | Olson's Tomato Sauce, i-pints ... 9di per lb ... ' ... ,«».,*.'. ,7 f :-lids Lea & Pernn s Sauce ... ... ls'2dj i -'' ■ '*— ® JwS^y Educed Prices. ~^-i,^: M il,fi, «. : "!5.6/ JThi rWiiol64lfl;He ftS^^ j:.^J' .V^'^^^ *»\^ jv,^;^f%;/'. j „,. , ■■. MEA.RS :Mtssfflois!Ss^&X\ WHOLESALE AND ttET^^.-MmT-^GKOOBftfli-iiiy^-^;:-;

GEORGE WILTSHIRE, (Late of Messrs W. Hewitt 'arfi Co., Iron- \% mongersj, ■ , ' "'' > ~ "jjij 1 EEO-S to'inform the' inhabitants- of the '' Dfeatneß'tbafc he ha*- , < , „ OPENED THOSE CENTRALLY-' v ,' - SITUATED „PREMI§ES,j< ■» •-■"- i< ' J( -JIT THB r t l '',+., .'!-! CORN'EB" 6F MARY; AND pOLLJBN -tf Large and Weri-Belectcd- Stock .of * Ironmongery AND GENERAL GROCERIES, ,And trusts^jbyj careful, attention io r their ''W*nt#,«to receiye aifuir share of their patron* age and supparfe '* *1 ' ' ALL KINDS OF IKOWMONGERY lf>":"")>- ' - AT lOWBST .BATEfIT • - " N GROCERIES, qj ; EVERY DESCRIPTION Not to be excelled in either Quality .-: ,*-. -.. . ••', , or p r i ce> 156 THE Finest Fruits | • ■•/'' '■•-■ - :ak» ~ - \ ; ■ •■-...',? ;• Vegetables ," IN the Market, Fresh Every Morning, ■•: -.' ■ t •-"- ■ Ej. ■>» ' aro to be had at CANTB.LL'B, •" POLLEN STHEET, (JRAHAMSTOWN;. 3188 EXCURSIONS TO OHINEMUEI AND THE UPPER THAMES. PICNIC PARTIES PROVIDED WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS. MB, ALLEN", well known on the Thames for his ability as a Caterer, is now PROVIDORE of. the P.S. TE AROHA AND P.S. RUBY, •and is in a poaitioh to supply Picnic or: Excursion Parties with nil kinds of. Refreshments, '.the term's .will-be such as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction, u,nl the stj-lo and taste with which the refreshments aro serred jiusfccommend themselves.to all. . _. ■■ Terms, &c, upon application to Mr AUon on board To Arolia or Uuby. 3314 C 1 WALLEB, Wholesale and Retail jfs Tobacconist, ncft the Bank of New Zealand Brown-street, GrahamstoVrn.

:-. mm :§mmw>- - | EX "LOCH IT RR," And to Arrive ... ; Pbe " THURLANJD qASJLE,". , AND Harmoniums, IMPOKTBD BY POLLEN STREET.,,, ..,,«; 147GETTING ALONG. mHERE are different ways of Getting JL Along, as progress i 3 sometimes called. -■'■■"-- -'-"' -" \:~ It does not always -mean making a large sum of money, or being a great man for people to.cadwire-j or look at with wonder. Leaving off a bad habit for a good one is Getting Along; to be clean and tidy instead of dirty and disorderly is ££to bp-^eareCul flnci^aring instead of though tless'and extravagant— to be active pndr-jndustrious instead of idle and lazy— . TO BUY YOUR TEA AVD~"GROCERIES AT Instead of elaewhere is GETTING ALONG. . , Money is a very useful-article in its way, but it's possible to get along with but small means if lightly managed and laid out at McGOVVAIN'S. We are the CHEAPEST HOUSE on the THAMES for GROCERIES AND CROCKKRY- ' : WARE. Our Prices all round are the most favorable, for the consumer on the Thames. Have you tried our 3s TEA ? Educational AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. mHE FIRST QUARTER will Commence JL on TUESDAY, 6th February. | Faaqtthas Macrae, | 68 Head Master.