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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3560, 25 May 1880, Page 1

General Notices M. WHITEHEAD, BOOTMAKER, HAS much pleasure in drawing the attention of his numerous Customers to the many new soets of Men's, Women's and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, JUST RECEIVED, ALL OF WHICH WILL BE FOUND to be both DURABLE, NEAT, ail CHEAP. M. W. is now MAKING to ORDER LADIES' and GENTS' BOOTS of erery description at REDUCED PRICES. A Large Assortment of BOOTS and SHOES to select from at both Shops in Pollen Street. 548 Encourage Thames Industries AND THE EXPERIENCED TRADESMAN WHO LIVES BY HIS TRADE. R. WISEMAN^ TAILOR, BROWN STREET, HAS RELINQUISHED the CREDIT SYSTEM, and will in future conduct his BUSINESS on the principle of SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. [see small advertisements.] WEST OF ENGLAND SUPERFINE AND FANCY COATINGS. ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND COLONIAL TWEED-WELL SHRUNK. Same stjpehiok fit and make for which he is renowned.

W. J. CLAXTON, TAILOE AND HABITMAKER, AXBEBT STBEET, GBAHAMSTOWN, TJAVING succeeded to the TAILORING Ji BUSINESS of MR JAMES MARSHALL, begs to call the attention of his Friends and the Public in general to his very large and Fashionable Stock of English, and Colonial Tweeds, And FANCY COATINGS, which for QUALITY, STYLE, FIT And GOOD WORKMANSHIP, combined with MODERATE CHARGES, cannot be surpassed. An Inspection in Soiicited. J. MUIB, ARMY AND NAVY TAILOR, Corner of Brown and Williamson Streets, Grahiimstown, T>E(*S to call the attention of the GentleO> men of the Thames to his Large, and Well-Selected STOCK of FASHIONABLE GOODSj suitable for the present Season, which for Quality and Cheapness cannot be surpassed. A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. 7 IMPORTANT! SAVE YOUR MONEY by getting you FADED CLOTHING Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed EQUAL TO NEW. L. TUURELL, DYER, <fee, EOLLESTOIf STEEET. 1302 GOOD SADDLE HORSES can be had at any time, either FOR SALE or HIRE. Terms on application. Private Carriages for Hire, at 4s per hour. Goods REMOVED by EXPRESS from all parts with tho greatest care. —— Abso— For HIRE, a CAPITAL BUGGY, suitable for either Two or Four People, either with or without Horee, on Reasonable Terms. W. B. BAEEE, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND (Opposite For Baoa.) 2177 BARLOW'S PAPERHA NGINGS!! Fbom 6d pee Piece. Satin Ground Papers from Is 3d per Piece. \r£W PATTERNS in NEW STYLES of IN PAPERHANGINGS! Wall Canvas, 72 inches wide, 6& per yard, j Tin Tacks, 6d per Packet. ■ Every one can go to work and Paper their own walls with but Small Expense. Paint Brushes, White Paiat, Drab Paint, Straw Coloured Paint, Green Paint, Red Print, BEADY AND TIT *OB TTSK, in lbs J Or, 141bs for Half a Guinea. Liaseed Oils, Varnish, at tho Lowest Possible Prices for the Best Materials ; Bottling Wax for Preserving Jams, lOd per lb, at Babiow'S Paperhanging Warehouse, Brown street. BARLOW'S RIFLE GALLERY is available for Practice at any hour.—Six Shots aj SHILLING. BARLOW'S TOBACCOS are the bsbt procurable for money.—Try Barlow for Tobacco. Obmond's Swiss Ci»abs, at BARLOW'S, Bbown stjset. Soldier's Polish and Pipe Clay on iSale Yellow Chrome for [renovating Scottish Facinga. WANTED KNOWN—WASTE PAPER for Saleiat the Evening Stab Office.

" John Chinaman " still lives in the elevated, and forever descending Btreams from countless spouts. Few men have left deeper marks on the interior of teapots than " John." He arrived in China about the third century after Noah with all his belongings—except hiß family— tied to a yellow bamboo. He felt immediately that more was wanted, and with a sagacity deserving remembrance he projected two strong counteracting forces to the destruction of vitality —a wholesome beverage in the " cup that cheers! "—a very superior Tea, and the nourishing food called Rice. He set up an establishment in Ching Chow Foo for the production and consumption of these articles. A long time after him follows J. E. Hansen with a large and varied stock ef teas selected specially lor his trade, and imported from the linea descendants of the real original "John. 1 Frices range from Is 93, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 6d, according to quality. No " same» ness," each Tea is distinct from the other, and worth its price leaving no room for improvement. Can anyone of age or understanding contemplate the above with* out buying their Tea at this establishment ?

BUTTER supplied from the beßt dairies at Onehunga, Tamaki, Puriri, Hikutaia, and Ohinemuri. Aleo —Prime Salt Butter. COFFEES Fresh Roasted and Ground on the premises. Can be supplied pure at 2s 4d. Chicory at Is per lb; Mixed Coffee and Chicory from Is 6d to 2a. Patronise Local Industries—Buy Koeioed's TOMATO SAUCE, Is 2d per bottle; or, 12s per dozen. Hudson's PEACHES, 2 Jib tins, Is 2d; 12s per dozen. CASH PBICE LIST— Wood's and Lamb's Flour, 8s per 501bs j No. 1 Sugar, in quantities not less than 21bs, 5d ; crushed Loaf Sugar, not less than 121b, fid ; Canary, Hemp, and Rape Seeds, 6d per lb; Holloway's Pills, Ointment; Cockle's Pills; Painkiller; Steedman's Soothing Powders; Baxter's Lung Preserver; Powell's Balsam Aniseed, all Is 4d each ; Kerosene, best brands, 10s per tin; Swiss Milk, Is ; Coffee and Milk, Is 6d; Cocoa and Milk, Is 3d; Navy Cocoa, 2s; Van Houtens, 5s 4d; Fry & Taylor's, Is 8d; Oamaru Potted Meats, 8d; Roast and Boiled Beef, 21b Tins, (net), Is 6d; Tinned Oysters, 9d ; Lobsters Is; Anchovies, Is; Fresh Herrings, 10d; Kippered do., Is 2d ; Limejuice, Per Bottle, Is; Yorkshire Relish, lOd ; Licensed Victuallers Bellisb, Is ; Currants, 7d ; Raisins, 9d ; Sultanas, 10J ; Dried Apples, 9d; Preserved Ginger 1b 9d j in jure, do., 5s j Hard's and Neave's Food, Is 3d; Groats, Is; Pearl Barley, 4d ; Split Peaß, 4d -, Wheatmeal, 51bs, Is j Hops, 2s. J. E. H A N S E N, POLLEN STREET. NOTICE! w. boblbett, Ov Pollen Street, I > EGS to return his sincere thanlsa to his I } Customers and the public in general for their liberal putr'onugo during the lust ten years, and now wishes to inform them that HE HAS DISPOSED OF THE ROLLESTON STEEET BUSINESS TO ME. J. H. WALSH. ■J. H. WALSH HAS much p"eagro to inform tho Inhabitants of the Thames, and more particularly the former Customers, that in roferenoe to the above he trusts that by strict attention to the business, and keeping nothing but the BEST QUALITY of MEAT, to merit the same amount of support so cordially afforded to his late employer —Mr Wat. Bobbett. • November 11th, 1879. Rolleston'etreet J7INTERTAIETMENT3, CONCERTS, &c Hi should always be announced in THE STAR if their promoters wish to achieve success.