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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2986, 10 September 1878, Page 1

Business Notices DIBECT FROM LONDON. Ex ' Mabtha Fishee.' IKA T) A 0 X A ".G. E S AND OILMEN'S STOEES, /CONSISTING of Currants, Baieinß, Figs, VJ Apricot Jams, Apple Jelly, Lemon Peel, Baking Powder, Scented, Salad and Castor Oils, Bottled Vinegar, Pickles, J and i- Sardines, Sturch, Candles, Matches, Blacking, &c, &c. To arrive from Canterbury— '5 Tonß Wooa's FiotTß 10 Tons Potatoes : 5 Cases Bacon and 5 Cases Cheese Ex Mail Steamer — ' 2100 lib Tins Fresh"Salmon, lOd each. \ Sardines, 6d ; £ do, lOd; Yorkshire Belish, 9d per bottle;' Jams, 8d per.tin; Figs, Is per box ; Flour, Ys 6d per 501b' bag, or 61bs for Is; oatmeal, 3d per lb;*F,resh Butter, Is Sd per.lb ; Salt Butter, Is 4d per lb ; —All guaranted to be of,the Best Quality. .W. DE~EBLE,,.New Store, fronting Eoljeston and Baillie Streets. Store clones at 7 p.m., and ■ .-'.■■ \ ■ .-'on Saturdays at 10.30 p.m. I Ma^amarua Coail-" : 1 COAL! COAL!) COAL!!,! / ■'" ',; " ' ' - •"y " '\ THE undersigned, having been appointed SOLE AGENT on the Thames for the above Excellent Household Coal, is prepared to Sell same in any Quantity, at prices that must recommend them to every householder on the Thames. - -- ■ - "- : ' A TRIAL SOLICITED. 1 J. FERGUSON,, Coal and Fibewood Dealek, i COCHEANE STREET (LATE HoLDSHIP's). iPTewcastle and Bay Coal. Firewood Cut or . Uncut. 2653 , „ ■ ,', . , i i , >• Coal and Firewood/ : „.' ,; >;• . ■:• .•- ■ ■■"•'!■ BEACH EOAD: (opposite Custom '■..'■ ■ : •■" House). ■'' " ' "" '.'' THE Undersigned is prepared to SUPPLY r the following Article* at the Lowest Rates witli'promplitude and despatch:—. ' Best, Newcastle 'Coal ", : ' ',', :'Bay of'lslands Coal ,' ' „', Waikato Coal '• ■' '■'■•'• . ■ , ;. •.,..■ i .. ! FIEEWOOD CUT AND. UNCUT.-. >. AUo—A large Supply of PROPS, SLABS,,. and all kinds of MINING TIMBER con-' stantly on hand. ' '- . MAURICE CASEY. 1250, .., ;■■■ -> - / , ' <•> ' ! ■•< ; ;; ■" " ' Hotels, "etc ' ■ ■',"' ."7 1 j . i ;, ••■ i " ' • ' •'■'■; Commercial Hotisl,; HAMILTON WEST, WAIKATO; W. H. PEARCE, ' (Late of the Wharf Hotel, Thames, and ' Eoyal Mail, Auckland), TNFORMB his Old Friends and CuslbmYrs X • that he lids just entered upon'the above Hotel,- which is:oue of the'Besd Houses in ilie Colony.-for. Convenience and * Comfort. 'Itcomprises Dining. Room,' 50-fi?etby 21 feet;' Parlours, 22 Bedrooms, Billiard Room* and all the'conveniences of a First-class Hotel,' Rooms en suite for Private Families and Tourists; with G;ood Table, Superior, Wines and Spirits, and the, beat attendance.. - Every convenience - for Commercial gentlemen., Eirst-'claßs Double-seated Buggy, Horses for, Saddle and Harness, and Twelve-stall Stable. , .W. H. Pea'rce, would remind ,his former', ' patrons and'the'public generally that 1 they, will find afc'the ' (JomrnerciaT accommodation' equal to any in the first City in the' Colonies, 1 with moderate charger. The House is new, the rooms lofty and well ventilated, and the wholo of the furniture is new. • • ■ 2477The Auckland Hotel, Queen and High Streets. . ■ ,' r hnHE Proprietor would respectfully directJL' special attention, to the central position of the Dining Rooms attached to his Commodious Family' Hotel, and-to the superior accommodation which it affords, not only to' city bufiiness people, country visitors, ladies and gentlemen arriving in Auckland either by steamer or sailing vessels, but to the public generally. • ( ' " '' '•' Every Delicacy of the Scasoa provided. English and American Illustrated Newspapers avo laid on the. tables immediately on urrival of each MniL Steamer. 'Civil and obliging attendant?.. , . PuiCES—The moet moderate in Auckland. Bro'akfost, "Dinner, and Tea-time arranged _bo as to meet the convenience of all classes. - ' '2302 THAMES VISITOES TO AUCK- . LAND CAN bo accommodated with Comfortable PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCEupon moderate terms at— Mbs John Cashel's, . ,;, Upper Hobeon Btreet> Auckland. OppoeiLo Auckland Western Academy. ■ ,