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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3024, 24 October 1878, Page 3

Drapery S P E G.I. A L CHE4P SALE!! SPECIAL BARGAINS. 10 pASES AND -pALES. EX « LEBU," FROM LONDON, StioHTLT Damaged* WM. WILSON & GO. HAVING received a Shipment hy the above Vessel, more or less Damaged, and which were folly insured, a LIBERAL ALLOWANCE has been obtained, are prepared to .:■>.■ Oppeb Many Tempting Bargains i* New Season's MILLINERY DRAPERY GOODS! The following are a Few of the many Cheap Lots to be Sold :•—• : Lot of NEW FANCY DRESS STUFFS to to be sold at 4Jd per yard, in all colours, 1 Case of Figured and Plain LUSTRES and ALPACAS, new shades, from ftd per - T»«l. .'. ■ . .; . . - Lot of JAPANESE DRESS SILKS, New Patterns, at Is 3d and Is Bd—worth a great deal more money ; BROWN HOLLANDS and PRINTS New Patterns in PRINTED CAMBRICS, at s£d and 6id—warranted fast colours, worth 2d or 3d a yard more UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS!—In Alpaoa, Zennella, and Plain and Twilled Silk—greatly below usual selling prices One Case Striped OXFORD SHIRTINGS, Newest Patterns, to be sold at 7id— worth 10£ d TOILET QUILTS and COUNTERPANES —extra value—Lot of large size Colored Counterpanes, very little damaged, to be cleared »fc 3s 6d each MUSLIN. CURT-IKS, Leno and Lace do— Full size Long Curtains, at 5s lid, 7s 6d, and 9s 6# per pair MILLINERY and STRAW HATS—2 Cases 1 at half the former sailing prices Lot of Ladies' and Children's wide leaf LEG* HORN HATS, to be cleared out at One Shilling each—are Cheap at 2s 6d—extra fine quality do. at 2s, worth 5s and 6s each Let of Ladies' Colored FANOY SKIRTS at 5s lid each—worth quite , double the money. In addition to the above-mentioned Goods per"Lebu," WE WILL OFFER THE WHOLE OF OUR VALUABLE STOCK AT j BONA-FIDE REDUCED PRICES! SALE WILL BEGIN i ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 21st, AMD CONTINUE 108 Two Weeks Only. TT7ILLIAM TI7ILSON & pO., COBKIH OF MARY AND POLLEN STREETS, SHORTLAND. 3292 ' Wanted TTT ANTED. — WANTED. Thames Residents -visiting Auckland often want Accommodation'; for the future try the FORESTERS' ARMS, ALBERT STREET. Can »• seen from the Wharf, a little to the right of the Town Clock. The Hotel has 23 good Beds, both double and single; and the Table is lecosd to none in the City. Beds, Is Meals, Is; Board and Residence, £1 per week. Passengers arriving by the Night Boat admitted any hour by knocking at the front door. H. PHILLIP3, Pbopbimob, Formerly of the Golden Age Hotel, Brown 1946 street. COOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! FOR HARD TIMES. REDUCTION IN MEAT! WATENELL wishes to inform the • Public of the Thames that owing to the Reduction in the Meat Market, he is prepared to Sell %g- PRIME MEAT Of Erery Description at the Lowest Possible Prices for CASH, and feeling that the Public will patronise the Shop that Sells the Best Article for the Least Money. A TRIAL IS SOLICITED!! flg£* Note the Address — POLLEN STREET MEAT BAZAAR, SUOBTLAND. W. AVBN EL L, PROPRIETOR. Settlement of til Outstanding Aoeounts ii requested. 33$