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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2633, 16 June 1877, Page 3

Drapery ___________ OPENED THIS BAY, MAY 26th, 7 PACKAGES OF DRAPERY, BOUGHT A JOB, AND WILL BE SOLD FROM I TO I THE EJVOJLISH COST. J. MARSHALL, Albert Street and Pollen Street. 395

S. HETHERINGTON T) ESPECTFULLY solicits the attention of his Customers and the Thames j LV Inhabitants generally to his I NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OP WINTER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND CLOTHING. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT — COMPRISING — Newest Styles in Fancy Dresses New Homespuns New Satin Cloths —assorted colors New Twilled Winceys New Figured Satinettes New French Merinoes—all colours New Figured Poplinettes New Winceys in all shades New Dress Serges New All wool Plaids. &c, &c, &c, &c. A great variety ef New Fancy Wool Goods, Ladies' New Fancy Skirts, and New Hyde Park Costumes. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS WELL ASSORTED WITH NEW ! WINTER CLOTHING. Men's New Overcoats Men's New Suits Men's New Paramatta Overcoats Boys'and Youths' Now Clothing Men's New Galatea, Paget, and Pilot Men's Hats—a general assortment of Cloth Coats l fashionable chapes ■'■■"* &c., &C, &C, &c. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Ladies' New Felt Hats in Drabs, Greons, Hats in great variety Blues, Browns and Blacks Latest English Fashions in New MillinLadies' New Felt Bonnets cry, Bonnets, and Trimmed Hate, Ladies', Girls', and Children's New Straw New Hat and Bonnet Trimmings. &c, &c, &c, &c. NEW OSTRICH FEATHERS! NEW FLOWERS •! NEW ORNAMENTS!!! &c, &o. &c, &c. . The above New Goods for Winter Trade have all been well bought, and carefully selected. The greater part of which were bought considerably under usual value, and are now marked off to he sold at moderate prices. S. H. can confidently assure hist Customers that FOR QUALITY OF GOODS AND REAL VALUE FOR MONEY HE CANNOT BE UNJ3PRSOLD by any Draper in either Auckland or the Thames. . INSPECTION OF STOCK RESPECTFULLY INVITED. DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING DONE ON THE PREMISES. tf^T PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS— S. HETHERINGTON, Pollen Street.

— .^p:; —— Howe ancf Pagan, BOOTMAKERS (Late Employees of W. Stebn), HATE Opened on their own account, opposite the Templar Hall, Bolleston street, where tkey hope to get a fair chare of public patronage. All kinds of BOOTS and SHOES made to order on the premises on the shortret notice, at the lowest possible prices. N.B.—Good Fit Guaranteed. 827 HSTILLWELL, PARAWAI NUR • SERY, THAMES. 50,000 Thorn Quicks, 1 year old, 12s per 1000; do 2 year fine, 35s per 1000. Fruit Trees, in sorts, 18s per dozen, £5 per 100. Pines for shelter planting, from 30s to 60s per ICO j Barberry, for hedges, 60s per 1000; Black and White Grapes, from 50s to £5 per 100; Norfolk Pines, from 2s; Blue Gums, 30s to 50s pec 100; English Oaks, Is, or 60.? par 100; Old English Ivys, Is ; Elmbarb Roots, 6s per dozen} Strawberry Plants, 2s 6d per 100; Filberts, is 6d to 2a 6d, or £5 per 100; Hoses (5© sorts), Is, or £3 10b per IG3. ■ Orders will be received for Trees and Seeds at the Office of Mr O. F. Mitch hxl, Paeroa, Ohinemuri. TO THE PUBLIC. £BEG to THANK my Friends and the Public for their liberal support during ceveral years past, and to notify that I have disposed of the | BUTCHEEING BUSINESS carried on by me in Owen street, Grahamstown, to Mr J. Neai, whom I can confidently recommend, and trust thet the patronage hitherto accorded to me will be transferred to him. J". Townsehtij. Having purchased the BUSINESS till now carried on by Mr Townsebd, and removed to j those premises next Governor Bowen Hotel, I respectfully assure his and my customers and the public that no endeavour on my part, shall be wanting to give satisfaction and merit liberal support. J. NE.AL, BUTCHER, Late of Golden Cbown Steeet. FOR A REAL GOOD 38. TE A go to • MEAES AND CO.'S CENTRAL CASH STORE, Pollen street. GWALLEE, Wholes?!© and Retai. • Tobacconist, next the Bank of Now Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstown. k PPLICATIONS for RESIDENCE Pi SITES on Goldiield on SALE at the ttVBFiHa Stab Office.