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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2552, 12 March 1877, Page 1

Business Notices J. TURNEH, TAILOR, POLLEN STREET, . j NVITES the Bpccial attention of his Customers and y the Thames Public to his SUMMER STOCK, of Superior Twoods, Cloths, and Coatings, exactly adapted for a first-class Trade. { QUALITY! ") (5S° 5 MAKE! V .JgS t FIT! ) Him Trite Test of Cheapness. DOUGLAS AND CO., Shobtmnd Bakekt, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. niSCUITS in great variety, including JD Coffee, Lunch, Captains', Bath, Arrowroot, Spice, Abernethy, Picnic, Lemon, Fancy Mixed, Bigestive,. etc., etc. Quality guaranteed, and prices to suit the times. Soiree and Picnic Parties liberally dealt with. i)ur A i'Loaf as usual, delivered everywhere. N.B.—Tegal proceedings will be taken for recovery of accounts outstanding over two ' months unless settled immediately. J. D. HURLEY, ANATOMICAL, MILITARY, AND BIDING Bootmaker, From Thomas's, St. James' street, Piccadilly, ■ London, Bootmaker to Her Majesty the Queen and the Royal- Family, HAYING- recommenced Business at the lower end of Sbortland (opposite the old Bank of New Zealand), desires to re*urn his sincere-thanks to bis numerous customers for pa3t favours, and to solicit their kind patrorage for the future. J. D. H. desires to say that his utmost care and attention as before will be paid to Fit and Quality, combined with as moderate charges as possible. 213 < 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 lo travellers, with every attention tq their comfort Good meals. The very best wines, spirits, and malt liquors} good Stabling, and Saddle 1 Horses on hire. - , 1639 F. LIPSET, Proprietor, j Medical SHORTLAND PHARMACY. /CHARLES COX has pleasure in bringing \J before the Public the following TRIED and APPROVED MEDICINES »— COX'S ALTERATIVE AND CONDITION POWDERS FOR HORSES. A Tonic, health-giving Powder j produces a fine gloss to the hide, stimulates the appetite, and, if given afttr a hard day's work, frequently wards off those serious attacki of colic and inflammation. TOOTHACHE TINCTURE. A most tffectunl reliever of this dreadful malady. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF COMBS, ' Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Sponges, Seen's, &&, &c. Purging Balls 5 Worm Balls; Black Oils, or Farmers' Friend } White Oils. BHBXBBIKa OIHTMENT AND LINIMEKT, AND Alii OIHER HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES. HEALTHY LEECHES ALWAYS IN stock.; cox's cherry""cough sirup. An excellent remedy for all descriptions of Coughs.. It is especially recommended in cases of Consumption, or Chronic Catarrh, giving immediate relief, and will cure ordinary Coughs ' nnd Coxds ia 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 common with most Cough Mixtures. VEBMIFUGE. This Syrup is more agreeable than the Worm Powders, and very 'easily..,administered, but not so reliable, ac, unless well shaken before each dosej it becomes weaker towards tho bottom of the bottle. Phepabed and Sokd ohly bi j CHARLES COX, , CHEMI6T, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. ! • 8743 ' T7OUOHEBS 'or Government Payment V and Company Debts—Printed and Sold at the KriMHft Bxab Offlwet McGOWAN'S, for Bacou, Hams, Potatoes, Sec.