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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3529, 17 April 1880, Page 3

Drapery

BABE BARGAINS i! DRAPERY GOODf, CLOTHING, &C, 2 «■ GREAT STOCK-TAKING SALE 4^g -■■■■•■„ ■ • J rro^r IMMENSE EEDUGTIONB!! j WM. WILSON AND CO.! HATING finished Stock-taking, will now OFFER their ENTIRE STOC&f FIEBT.CLASB «^ DRAPERY GOODS, | MILLINERY and €LOTHIn| AT UNPEEGEDENTED KEDUCTIONS! t& THE PAST SEASON'S GOODS AT ENOEMOUS EKDUCTIONS. '^J THE PLAIN and USEFUL GOODS are now being OFFERED at GSEAi££sr REDUCED PRICES, together with . I-» CASES and BALES NEW WINTER GOODS n BOUGHT AT THE END OF THE HOME SEASON TEADE, r Are now being Opened up, and will be sold at . }^& Less than Actual Wholesae Prices !! ["| A rare Opportunity of Buying Plain, Useful, and Seasonable Goodi at Astonishingly Low Prices. — . ■ v* The following are a few of the many cheap Hoes and odd lots to be had during thii Sale:— > vse Good Useful CHECK and WINCEYS for dreiiea at 4£ per yard . .i;rt Strong TWEED, for Boys' Wear, at Is 6d per yard .. . uvg Black Dress SILKS—One particular lot at 3s lid per yard, well worth 6l SAW One Case Ladies' Long CLOTH JACKETS, and Ladies' and Children Ulster* 25 per cent, less than ordinary selling prices , v^ Aberdeen and Bradford Wincies, Checked Shirtinfta, Cable. Cords, Satin CloH% and French Merinos, and all New Dress Materials, at bopa-fide Sedusji 4 Prices. Blankets, Flannels, Sheetings, Ac, greatly reduced »o<[ Large Stcck of Millinery Materials, Dress Trimmings, Bibbons, Laces, Ac., k^i Fashionable Bonnets and Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ac. ml W. W. & Co., inrite special attention to their Stock of Boys' and Men's WINTER CLOTHING:— . r^S Boys' Knickerbocker and Tunic Suits, and Youths' Eton Suits, extra good ralue. Sale will begin on SATUBDAY first, the 17th inst., and Cod tinue for THBEE WEEKS. . > WM. WILSON AND CO.J CORNER OF MARY AND POLLEN STREETS, BHORTLAND. 49q

LAST FEW DAYS OF TH$ Great Sale of Salvage Stock. « W. MARTIN & SON, f BEG to inform the Inhabitants of this District that they are now SELLING. t THE WHOLE OF THEIR 'p LARGE STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, «* Sared from the Late Fire, in the shop Opposite Mr Nodxhk'b, Pollen street! Shortland, at ;™* ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS > FOX « : : CASH ONLY ; 5- l , BE IN TIME AND SECUEE THE^BABGAINS! !|

it Government Notloei , y ,i, ' fit* HAURAKI GOLD MINING Dlfi. TRICT. «*{ __ ■ • 80<* Warden's Office, Thames, 'a 0? 15th April, 1990. *aa 0 THE APPLICATION for Lioen*. fe*rf . Gold Mioing purposes, under the Gobf^ Mining Districts' Act, 1873, specified in teh% t { Schedule, bereunder, may be granted onL FRIDAY, the 1 wonly-eighth day of May, 188&4 unless valid objection be in the meaik' t [ time made in writing, and l«dgei at th^|^ Office not less than seren -clear days beforg,^ that dabe. Plans and applications may hf^ seen here. t . ( ' fl yr HABST SJENSICK, jf fli . . . .Wiidea. yj, SCHEDULE, *)rf 156.—James Garrey, Bright Smile claim * area, 4 acres, 1 rood, and 36 pmcuM?! 1'? . situated at Psmga Flat. Bounded on alt! ■" sides by unoccupied ground, being m iVf' portion of the old Candlelight, Multuni-'-i in Parro, and Bank of Hew Zealand* f" leases. Pegs distinguished by the'"; mark>. - " " f I 167.—James Badcliffe Hunter, Coliban olaim f-} 1 3 acres 1 rood and SO perohss; litaate^' ' at Moaoatairi. Bounded northerly by llrn Watchman Lioensed Holding, emsterlyf;; by Watchman Lioensed Holding, ana "x; ground supposed to be unocoupied,! "^ southerly by ground supposed to be un*'" 1 occupied, and westerly by ground sup«"'^ poied to be unoccupied and, Zephyr claim. P*g* distinguished by -the mark V. Puach! Punch! I Punch! lll "Tx* ' ■ ~T' NEW HTEALAND pDNCH"— o3 £* -■- Sum Thi Pbmcibe Jbsibb of the Coiont, Is a Satirical and Humorous Journal, .illu»« ' truted with Social Sketches, Cartoons and'- 51'1 Caricatures. It ie the mirror of public opinion; the adrocate of tbe most advanced? f and liberal political theories, tlie faithful *-• representatire of the people, audit published; : in Auokland erery Thursday.' - . v.^,% Look out for CELEBRITIES OF THE THAMEB ? *■ :.:- .__ Sole Agent for (he TEames— MrT. LAWIMB, Tobaoconist, Brown »tntt.*i 484ft 1 I WHS it to be understood that my object^ in selling 3s Tjia is the greatest good to ths)-^-' greatest number, and that the gwatet numb«r^ *' is number one, therefore try McQcrrrin's 8«

Worthy of Notice. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS FBOJC 8s 6d to 40s, NOW 05 SALE AT T. SHORTS, Graham stown, TRIMMED HATS AND ALL GOODS SUITABLE FOR TSB SEASON - : AT TEBY ;. Reduced PHces. Observe thb Addbiss— " ' T. SHORT, 493 GRAHAMSTOWN. NEW ZEALAND T>RUDBNTIAL LIFE ASSURANCE X SOCIETY. [Registered under tbe Friendly Societies' Act, 1877,] * The abore Sooiety has been established to meet the want of the WORKING CLASSES, and it is the only Industrial Sooibtt in the Colonies. Then let us provide for ourselves, j Death is certain; lei us be prudent, be iude- I pendent. Nay, be honest and just to our* selves, and to the public. J. F. COCKS, Agent, 421 Polibn Stbkbt, Obntbai. WILLIAM McDOWELL, late of the ! Empire Hotel, Thames, baring taken I those well-known premises the Thames Hotel Restaurant, Lower Queen street, Auokland, , has now- opened the same, aud hopes through ciTility and attention to be patronised by his old friends and public generally. 460 ENCOURAGE THAMES INDUS TRIES.—See the Splendid JUiapoi Tweeds at Wiseman's, £5 per Suit. Splendid Value n Fancy Coating*. The Niagara falls is a sight never to bo forgotten. There^re many waterfalls but only toe tfcGNOTif wiling 3i Tia, -«**