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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3448, 13 January 1880, Page 1

General Notices Tararu Gardens. fPHEBB Beautifal Gardens are again 1 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC F O E THE SEA SON, And Visitors cannot fail to be pleased wttk the many Charminz Spote now to be found were. The Grounds are in Capital Order, wA there is a profusion of Flowers of all kinds now im full bloom. . . . | For Picnic and Pleasure Parties tbe Gar* | dens we without a Bival in this District. j ABMistion—Sixpnrci! FREDERICK BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. 114 - Political Local News! Borough Council dearly dose up—cannot. pay for the laying of their Water Pipes, «r a Mayor's Salary! Harbour Board got Bogged! County Council nearly ap the Spout. Every* thing awfully bad! CONSEQUENTLY I, E. 0. MORGAN, \J have got to sell my Colonial and English-made BOOTS and &HOEB at Prioes unheard of before upon the Thames. Christmas and New Year's Customers will save money by buying their Boots and Shoes from MORGAN'S, the CHEAPEST BOOT SHOP ON THE THAMES. Bushmen coming to town just call and get a Pair of my CHEAP ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS. * Mothers and Fathers just come to me and bur your CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES. As Ido not make my living by selling these Articles, I am in a position to sell Cheaper than those who depend upon selling for a livelihood. P.S.—Sole introdnoer of the Derby Pomp Shoe, specially suitable for tender feet and Summer Wear. E. C. MORGAN, FAMILY BOOT & SHOE MAKER, BHORTLAND SOUTH. sth December, 1879. J. E. HANSEN'S ADVERTISEMENT. fpbe Oppressive Tariff introduced fey Squat* j X ting, Bank of New Zealand nominee Government, who were re instated for the 1 express purpose of abolishing the Land Tax i and lay the burthens on the mass of the Kople. Tbe Financial Statement is like the inistry— a shame, delusion, and « snare,— ! invented as an excuse for levying extra black , mail on .the necessaries of life. • We are now reluctantly compelled to raise , the prices on a number of articles in const* ! quence of this new taxation, but we live in | hope that next session will see the deposition j of the enemies of the people and re-instate* | ment of the Genuine Liberals, who will I distribute taxation on a jusler principle. BEST FRKSH BUTTER okthb THAMES. CANTERBURY & WAIBOA CHEESE. McCONNELL'S HAMS AND BACON. Black Mail Cash Levied. Prices. s. di s. d. Currants >£. per lb ... 0 2 0 7 Eleme Baisins do ... 0 2 0 9 Sultanaß do ... 0 2 010 Dates do .... 0 .2 0 9 Dried Apples do ... 0 2 0 9 Normandy Pippins do ... 0 2 1 0 Candied Ginger,ad valorem... 16p.0. 2 0 Jan do " 6 6 Swiss Milk ... ... " 1 0 I Norwegian do " 0 10 i Cocoa and Milk " IS Coffee and Milk ... ... « 1 6 Van Houten'e Cocoa per 1b... " 5 4Navy A Epps* Cocoa do ... " 2 0 iFry's&Taylor'sOoooado ... "19 Salmon lib Tins ... " 10 Lobsters do ... « 10 Fresh Herrings do ... " 010 Kippered do do ... " 12 Oysters do ... " 0 9 Axi Pattot Misicinbs. .. 26 p.c, Holloway's Pills, Ointment; Cookie's Pil|sj Steedman's Soothing Powders; Painkiller j Powell's Bals*m Aniseed; Baxter's Lung Preserver; Trioopherbue, all 1 6 Allen's Lnng Balsam ... 5 0 Sing of Pain and Wizard's Oil 2 6 Chloride Lime ... ... i 10 Alum 1 0 Matches (usual Prices) ... 25 p.c. Tobacco, Venus and best brands 3 6 6 0 Do. Per Stick OS} 0 6 Limrjnice, Per Bottle ... 15 p.c 1 0 Wine Vinegar do " 1 0 Baspberry Vinegar, i-pints... " 0 9 Liebeg's Extract .Meat, 2ozs "26 Canary, Hemp, and Bape Seeds " 0 6 TEAS, From Is 9d to 4s per lb; Boxes, from 15s upwards. Better value cannot be obtained anywhere. t ' ■ CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHENWARE, TINWABE, Nails,' Rope, Oats, Maize, Wheat, Bran, Sharps, Chaff, .and Potatoes always on Sale at Lowest Prices. J. E. H' A N S E N, ' € GROCER, * POLLEN STBEET. N.B.—Customers who have run to the end of their credit tether, and now bestowing their esteemed patronage elsewhere, are requested to call and settle, or a sharp pnll up will follow. > J.E.H. FROM MELBOURNE ahd SYDNST. JUST; IMPORTErriT B. WISEMAN, A bplendid Lot of Spring &ad Summer Goods. gJP- GBJEAT REDUCTION in PRICES INSPECTION SOLICITED-