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Drapery W. MARTIN ~&~SON BEG to iuform the Public of the Thames that their NEW PREMISES in Pollen street being npw completed, they hare OPENED SAME WITH A LAB.GE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK of Winter Drapery and Clothing!! The STOCK is all quite NEW and FABHIONABLE, and baring been well bought, Customers eun rely on getting a really good and stylish article at the LOWEST PJiICES. 1 CASE OF WINCEYS, at, 6-Jd per yard 1 Do. do. PLAIDS, at 8d per yard 1 Do. do. BOYS' CLOTHING, Very Cheap 1 Do. do. MEWS TWEED TROUSERS, from 7s lid to 12s 6d w. martoFa nd son., POLLEN STREET, GBAHAM3TOWN. 571 General Notices M. WHITE HE AD, BOOTMAKER. HAS much pleasure in drawing the attention of his numerous Customers to the MANY NEW SORTS OF Men's, Women's and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, J US T RECEIVED, ALL OF WHICH WILL BE FOUND to be both DURABLE, NEAT, and CHEAP. M. W. is now MAKING to ORDER LADIES' and GENTS' BOOTS of eyery 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 TKADE. 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 SUPEBFINE AND FANCY COATINGS. ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND COLONIAL TWEED—WELL SHRUNK. Same superior fit and make for which he is renowned. . General Notices Lands and Houses g q j^ p FOR SALE. -^.t,-,, . _„,, ,77^ O f\k-a * twt» \U AIKAT O—Splendid Improred FREEMAN'S BAY SOAP AND yy Fam of 35( f acres> 60 F acres CANDLE WORKS, AUCKLAND. ur ,der grass, and enclosed by good —— thorn fences. House of 5 r^oms, nnHE Undersigned beg to call the attention with garden and labourer's Cottage, JL of the Thames Public to the very Stockyard, Cowshed, and other OutSUPERIOR QUALITY of their Soaps— buildings. Public School near, and made at the above Factory, which they , are two Railway stations within 1J confident will defy competition, both as to miles. Price, £3 5s per acre, quality and price. Terms «asy. „,. ■ , . .... ,■ . nn , TAUBANGA—II9 acres of first-class Theabore can always be obtained at our Land in the T(j Papa Blookj Bituate Agent s, on the road to the Lakes, and close THO MA b YEA L E b , (0 fcne Qrepi Hotel ; mixed bush and At Factory Prices. • fern well watered. Price, 25s per ' . acre - . SAUNDEES & GILBERD. POKENO VALLEY—Farm of 143 acres 829 good Land, all in grass, and securely - fenced. Dwelling of 8 rooms, good _ - T • , T^. _ rTn , r Tm t,.-*™ Outbuildings, Large Orchard and TO ALL AND WHOM IT MAI Grounds about house, well laid ont CONCEKN. an( j planted with ornamental trees. _ The farm is well watered, and only mHB CHEAPEST HOUSE on the Thames three mileß by ROod road {rom A isihe Railway station. Price, £11 per acre. Shortland Bazaar. leasehold for 19 wi or 2411 acres of Splendid Land; about 1500 acres The Railway being postponed, we are now ploughable; remainder high lands. Selling them at 2s 6d—Clockwork Trains Full particulars on application. 2s 6d! All our Stock of Toys VERY THAMES V rALLEY LANDS—about CHEAP. 800 acres of Rich Swamp Land, Tea Sets (various)— Slates and Saucers w j lu f ron t» ge to the Thames River. Dolls—Garden Tools—Mugs Price moderate. Fu?l particulars on Rattles —Knives —Kits application. Bats and Balls—Arks —Bassets •RTrtPTT ni? TiWT) nnntalnimr 9Qnn Barrows—Magic Lanterns-Match Boxes BLOCK OD LAND, containing Z9OO "?", ' o a,v. w«.. a na acres, situate near the Sand spit and Pis ols-Pop auns-Horses w ' valuable kauri Toilet Vmegar-do. Powdej-Pomade Florida Water-Hair Oil-Powaer fern, remainder bush. Will be sold Tncopherous—B.aitnairon —run isoxes > Fancy Soaps (Windsor and G-lycerine) cnea PCombs, small and large—Hair Brushes ' T»r>nm !n?«> Ct Tooth Brushes and Nail Brushes FRATKR BROTH CiRS, South, and : -" SOUTH SHORTLAND NEWS AGENCY. MELBOURNE COMMISSION. E. MORGAN. "• A LL EXHIBITS must be sent to the - — -^— Xl Council Chambers, Albert Street, on or Shortlaild Hotel, before the 7th day of July 1880. (COBNER OF POLMS AND »BEY STREETS), . F. C. DEAN, Shortland. " 785 Hon. Sec. to Local Committee. TAMES VERBALL, having taken possesJ sion of the above Commodious and well EDWARD HAYDON, country Diatricta that the Accommodation is O PoiißN Stbeet,-Shortiand. SECOND TO NONE on the Thames, and — that Visitors will receive every attention at E y BR Y DESCRIPTION OF WORK 118 an fl" executed with despatchfon the most ReasonWines and Spirits op the Best abib Teems. Brands only kept. — J EHKKNFMED-SJOTBEIOBBEBB. K^wSm^^lJlw'wSS' t a »,i-nici VP'iDArT Tweeds at Wisemak's, £5 per Suit. SplenJAMES VJlil\BA.i*Li, did Value n Fancy Coatingß. Pboprietor. 828 • —— —- : : COAL! COAL! COAL! Pembroke XlOtel, mHE Whau Whau Coal Minos, Wangarei, POLLEN STEEET, SHOIiTLAND. 1 being in Full Working Order, the Pro- ——; prictars are prepared to Supply FIRST H ENDUES CLASS STEAM COAL in any quantity. _ * , , o , lt ,„. „ Price, 12s per ton at the-Mine. (Late Lessee of the Shetland Hotel) ' v Waiteb SiOANE PROPRIETOR. A gen t. Vulcane Lan, Auckland. 610 FTAVINQ- taken tho above well-knov.a _ . ■ ■ 11 house, and thoroughly rouora'ed and LAW MSSB (late a. Wallbb), whole-re-furnuhed same, H. Endbks wi Ibe .pleased' ( Balo and ret^u Tobacconißt> n y c ' lt Bunkto receive visits from any of Ins old friends. of New Zealand> . Brown Btrecfc , Qrahamstown. ___. .. „""." xT . ORIOKMT, FOOTBALL, and BILLIARD Wines, Ales, Sprits, & Liquors ROOM R K Qui«iTi3 Always nStock. OI? BVBRX DESCRIPTION, 1282 ALL OF THE FINEST BRANDS. —— C>NCOIIRaGE THAMES INDUSGOOD BEDS, Ci TRIES.—Good Tweed Trousera from And eveby Accommob atioh 22s 6d. AH Goods well shrunk. yoBTHB At E. WISEMAN'S, Brown street. TRAVELLING PUBLIC. 827 -. _^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I WJSH it to be understood Mutt my object *"MM*"""MM'MMMMM^ in selling 3a Tea is the greatest good to Iho The Niagara falh ia a sight nevnt to b greatest number, and that the greatst number forgotten. Tiiere are many waterfalls but only is number one, therefore try Mc^owan's 3s one McQowah selling 3a Tea. Tea

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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3596, 6 July 1880, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3596, 6 July 1880, Page 3

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