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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3206, 29 May 1879, Page 3

Drapery GREAT -UNRESERVEDCLEARING SALE!! IM. WILSON AND CO., Respectfully inform their Customers and the Public generally that they WILL HOLD A BONA-FIDE CHEAP SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THEIK f^ VALUABLE STOCK .&& OF ■ Clothing, General Drapery, &c, | In order to realise prior to Mr W. Wilson's departure for England. ! Cip* The following are a few of the many Cheap Lines which have undergone such Reductions as cannot fail to • be appreciated :— , ! One Bale all-wool WELSH FLANNELS, Lot of Ladies' FELT SKIRTS at 6s lid; in Scarlets and White, at leper yard; ' each; former price, 9s 6d each. j Finer Qualities, Is 3d and Is «d per One Ga3o o f Ladies SILK UMBRELLAB, yard. Former prices, Is 6d and 2s. from 6s 6d each. i All-weol ENGLISH BLANKETS at 15s 6d . , , _ _ . . • per pair; Extra Size and Quality at One Case SATIN CLOIHB (Dress Material) 22s 6d. • 'in all the,now Shades, at 12^d per yard. Lot of COLOBED BLANKETS and RUGS One Bale Pure American LONG -CLOTHS, greatly reduced. ','.- : slightly damaged by water, at ; 6d per; WINOIES,. SATIN OLOTHSj FRENCH yard; Usual selling price, 10d per; MERINOES, and all Dress Material at yard. ! equally reduced prices. One Caso Super. TWILLED WINOIES, ati BLACK SILKS greatly reduced. 10$ d per yard j Usual selling price, Is. A Large Variety of TWEEDS, suitable for 3d per yard. Plaia WINCIE3, from Boy'owear' 4*d per yard. v i Ladieb' and Children's STRAW and FELT Lot of Ladies' Fashionable SILK SCARVES,; HATS at astonishingly Low Prices. in all Colors, Is each. \ ' : .■■ ■■■'■ ■■•■■. —-<—p- ,-— . . . :"-..-. '■, ■ ■': ; ALL THEIR NEW WINTER GOODS WILL BE INCLUDED IN THIS SALE, Itf ORDER TO REALISE. W THE SALE IS NOW ON! jggft AND WILL CONTINUE FOR FIVE WEEKS ONLY. - O ' , ' ' , , - -■„..: WILLIAM WILSON & CO., CORNER, OF MART AND POLLfN BTREET3, SHORTLAND, AND QASH .PALACE, GKRAHAMSTOWN. -„/,:;, ■..,..-. - ■:■■: ■ ■ ■;;:,. ■,:--■'■ . ' ■ , . ' '■.:■■ .'^'w,\- -. .;'-■; r. ■:■■:.: '-,426

General Notices Saddlery Business. EDWABD GIBBS BEGS to inform the Public that he has RE-OPENM) those Old Established Premise* lately in the occupation of Mr Kennedy, Owen street, Gnihamitown, with a ' ' ,WELL SELECTED STOCK OF ; SADDLERY AND HARNESS, And from hii practical knowledge of the Trade is in a position to execute all kinds of work in connection with it with . ECONOMY AND DESPATCH. EDWAED GIBBS, I Owen Steeet, = GRAHAMSITOWJS". ' 4*»; H, STILWELL, NUESEEYMAN & SEED GEOWER,: PARA.WAT, THAMES (ESTABLISHED 1868), \ HAS ON SALE for this SEASON'S PLANTING—2O Thousand -Forest, Fruit, Shelter-Ornamental Shrubs, and Trees of various kinds—all well grown and healthy j; 50 Thousand Thorn Quicks. H. S. is prepared to Lay Out New Grounds or Renovate Old G-ardans", and Plant the same, with Trees to suit soil and situation. Pruning done by Contract »r otherwise.' New Seeds Retail and Wholesale. Prizo Tree, Shrub/Vegetable and -Flower Seeds. ' 4^l \

NABOB NE W ; SAUCE JAMS « AND : ■■■■' AND Pickles. ZZ-i Jellies. THE CHEAPEST AXD <^° BEST HOUSE ,&) ON THE THAMES FOR PURE TEAS, FINEST COFFEES, GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES. GRAIN", PRODUCE, & PROVISIONS Of Every Dbscbiption. «^- BUY YOUR ; Teas and Groceries ■■'■ ' '- ' . AT MEARS & COB. V ; TOLLEN STREET. KARAKA. BAKERY. Eollerson and Son BEG to notify that they hai-fc receired a LARO-E SHIPMENT of WOOD' 3 FLOUR, Ex Transit, and are DELIVER-ING-it at— 7ik 6d 501b Bag. BREAD DELIVERED DAILY. Those that lore G-ood Bread should give our's a TRIAL, and find that the Best Bread will prpre itself by its tfee. ...,.: ..: ROLLERSON AND SON. /"IOHRECT "NUMBERS Guarantee at V> ' lie EVENING STAR Th»me»

rpREES, SHEUBS, SEEDS. J. BRIGHT, \ NURSERYMAN & SEEDSMAN, Pabawai, Respectfully intimates to his Customers and Friends he has OS SALE a CHOICE COLLECTION of SHRUBS and TREES ; also, some Strong Plants of the New Box Thorn, which is destined to supersede the old White Thorn for Garden Fences, &c, &c, being evergreen, and free from insects, and of more rapid growth—Price 2j 6i per Hiridred. Cupressiis Maorocarpa Is each Norfolk Pine* 2s „ Camelis* (in pots) just coming in flower ...' ... 2o 61 to 3s each Daphane Ocora ... ... ..• 3s „ I 635 i SEEDS, NURSERY STOCKS, MANURE, &c—Farm and Garden Seeds from the most reliable sources (kinds of known merits (and specialities), Grass, Clovers, • Cereali, Pulse, &c.; Vegetable, Flower, and.; Tree I Seeds ; Seed Potatoes^ Manures, Fruit, and: Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and; Plants-of all! kinds j Bulbs, Garden Pottery and Glassware,' Insect Applications, and every requisite. New Fodder Plant (Prickley Coinreyj in quantity. C. T. WREN, SEED GROWER AND IMPORTER, ~ ■ NURSERYMAN, kc. Seed Warehouse next below Bank New Zealand, Queen street, Auckland. 466 PRINTING executed in any Colo?, and the best designs, at the Stab Office, Albert street, Samplva to to p«en on the promises