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THE THAMES BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. f\UA£TER DAYS—AprB 12th) July 6tb; \al September 27th; February Ist. SCHOOL FEES (Payable in Adfanos). OnrVupil ... £2 2s per Quarter Tiro Pupils ... £3 13» 6d do. ThreeFnpils... £4 14* 6d do. Theae terms are inoluuve; there are no extras. JAB. ADAMS, 8.A., 635 HeadmaiUf. General Notices New Grass AND Clover Seeds. CASH PRICE LIST— B. d. WHITE CLOVER ... 1 Operlb. BED „ ... o 9 „ „ COW GRASS 1 0 „ „ ALSYKE 1 2 „ „ LUCEENE „ ... ... 10 „ „ BYE GBASS ...' 7s Od per total. COCKSFOOT 8s 6d „ „ OATS (not less than 10 itoks) 2i 6i per bushel MAIZE (New Zealand) 3s lid per bushel POTATOES (sound) in quantities not less than 1 ton, £4 per ton BRAN (Auckland) £6 per ton, THOMAS VEALE'B Wholesale Stores, Pollen Stbbbt.
SEWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES I IF YOU WANT A SEWINI* MACHINE GO TO H. B. COOKE, POLLIN BTIKBT, None bat the BEST QUALITY of Machines kept in Stock. N.B.—All Kinds of Sewing Machines RJb PAIRED in a PRACTICAL MANNER on the Shortest Notice. Addbbss— H. B. COOKE, POLLEN STBEBT, . GSAHAXaTOWN. 323
IMPORTANT N OTIC E. 'GEORGE CROCKER, BOOT ANDSHOEMAKKR, Bhowh Stbeei, Ghahahstowh, ; /"lALLS the attention of the Public to the LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES Which he ie now Selling at «• AUCKLAND PJIICES! ALBO, HIS OWN MAKE, I Which ho i« Selling at* EXTBEMBLT LOW PEIOES, To Suit the Tikes. A TRIAL SOLICITED. N.B.—REPAIRS Neatlj BzecuUd on the ehortett notice, and at the VEEY LQWEST PEICES
NOTICE. W. BOBBETT, '.BUTCHER, POLLEN STEEET. BEQ-S to return his sincere THANKS ta his Customer*, and the Public in genera!, for their libernl patronage during (he last ten years that be has carried on hit Business in Rollestou street, and now begs to REQUEST that all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS due to that Suop be PAID to HIMSELF, ut his POLLEN-STREET ESTABLISHMENT, as his receipt ottly will be a sufficient discharge for the Biffle. January 12,1880. . 66 Ai' a very pleasant tea party, the confers** . tton turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who wins tipping McGhjWAK'a best, turned to Mr and asked what form lie would prefer to inhabit r 1 To be diuolred in 3s Tba madam. / . ■ The Niagara falls it a sight never .to be forgotten. There are unity waterfalls but only oue McttowAN selliug 3s Tl4. s ■ ,
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3535, 24 April 1880, Page 3
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388Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3535, 24 April 1880, Page 3
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