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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2979, 2 September 1878, Page 3

fo- the-. Ladies of the Thames J. MARSHALL T>EGS EESPECTFULLY TO AN- ;; NOUNCE THAT HE HAS ADDED A Dress and Mantle-making Department TO HIS POLLEN STKEET ESTABLISH- :. . • MENT, ■ TODEH THE CHABGE OV A ($* FIBST-CLASS HAND. The Dress and Mantle-making carried on iii Albert street as usual. IMPROVERS AND APPRENTICES WANTED FOR BOTH HOUSES. J. MARSHALL, ALBERT STBEET AND POLLEN STREET. (Mb THOMAS KITCHING, Manager . IN POLIEN STBEET.) •; :;-■■:/ '..:/;:'. ■:./,.,;/;; 2789 Notices Extra Value in TeasY^HESTS, HALF-CHESTS and BOXES, \J sold at 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d per lbs. These (Teas are unsurpassed for strength and flavour. If you want a Cup of Good Tea; you should go to ME AB S AN D C O.'S, Ge"ocebß, Tea Dealebs, &c , Poilen Stbeet. ENCOURAGE COLONIAL INDUSTRIES. BUY HARBUTT'S AUCKLAND-MADE BRUSHWARE AND BUEKE'S BELLOWS, AT JAS. REN SHAWNS. A Large Supply of all kinds, Good and Cheap. 2975 ■DIRECT PROM LONDON. , . Ex ' Mabtha Fishes.' IKA D -'A.: C X AGES IDU X GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, /CONSISTING of Cnrrants, Raising, Figs, \J Apricot Jams, Apple Jelly, Lemon Peel, Baking Powder, Scented, Salad and Castor Oils, Bottled Vinegar, Pickles, J and. £ Sardines, Starch, Candles, Matches, Blacking, &C.,' &C. . To arrive from Canterbury— 5 Tons Wood's FtOTB 10 Tons POTATOES 5 Cases Bacok and 5 Cases Chkbse Ex Mail Steamer— 2100 lib Tins Fresh Salmon, lOd each. £ Sardines, 6d; £ do, lOd } Yorkshire Relish, 9d per bottle; Jams, 8d per tin ; Figs, Is per box; Flour, 7s 6d per 501b bag, or 61bs for Is ; oatmeal, 3d per- lb j Fresh Butter, Is 8d per lb 5 Salt Butter, Is 4d per lb ;—All guaranted to be of the Best Quality. w. de"eble, New Store, fronting Rolleston and Baillie Streets. Store closes at 7 p.m., nnd on Saturdays at 1030 p.m. CHEAP BACON ! !! /^tEO. DALZIEL wishes to inform the Thames Public that he has just Purchased a SPLENDID LOT of KA DAIRY-FED BACON PIGS, And in order to give Miners and others an opportunity of haviag REAL HOMECURED BACON, he has determined to sell same Very Cheap, viz., Fourpence half-penny per lb. FOR CASH ONLY. This is a chance that rarely occurs, and should be taken advantage of. George Dalziel, MARY STREET, SHORTLAND.* 2706