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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3606, 17 July 1880, Page 3

Drapery W. MARTIN & SON BEG to inform the Public of the Thamei that their NEW PREMIBES in Pollen •treet being now completed, they hare OPENED SAME WITH A LABGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK of Winter Drapery and Clothing 11 The STOCK is all quite NEW and FASHIONABLE, and haying been well bought, Customers can rely on getting a really good and stylish article at (he LOWEST PRICES. 950 yards of POMPADOUR WINCEY, at 4d per yard. 1 CASE OF WINCEYS, at s£d per yard 1 Do. do. PLAIDS, at 8d per yard 1 Do. do. BOYS'CLOTHING, Very Cheap w. martdTand son., POLLEN STREET, GBAHAMBTOWN. r ,571 General Notices - • Encourage Thames Industries AND THE EXPERIENCED TRADESMAN WHO LIVES BY HIB 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. [■BE SMALL ADTEBTISEMENTS.] 0 i ' WEST OF ENGLAND BUPERFINE AND FANCY COATINGS. ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND COLONIAL TWEED—WELL SHRUNK. 0' Same supbbiob itt and make for which he is renowned. • P"P«y _^ Lands and Honles FOR SALE. mHE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, JL and Grounds of E. W. Ptjckby, Esq., situate in one of the beit WaHßi ■ poaitions on Blook 27, having HMfc) frontages to Ssndes street and Hape Gk\ • Creek road. The hooie contain! 8 fMkA . rooms; also Bath and Storeroom; Wfm . Water and Gas laid on. Detached H|fv ■■"" ' Coach house, - Stable, and Wash~"l . house. .The above is one of the I n>oet complete and comfortable" ' ■ family residences on the Thames. , . The Grounds comprise - three J. . . »si ••• ■ ■ J quartan of ■n.acie, and a» laid out MADO UAI I 'in firßt c}«« •&*> »nd «n«i with ■ IVInnOnMLL - the choicest .Fruit and Ornamental Trees. With the exception of a Terr . JS NOW OFFERING SOME • ■■fi!!^£^~'EXTRAORDINARY BPRINGBANK FARM, THE PRO--inTT-n.-n mMminTT PEfiTr 0F THE LATE HirRAP IYRAPTCRY ROBERT KELLY, Esq. on the Thames River, aboat nine . BOUGHT AT A f m il eß from Grahamitown, and oon- « . « ,>„„„„„» t«ns 800 acres, half of wbifth v GREAT DISCOUNT undulating fern land, the remainder rich alluvial flats.. A large sum of AT THE " . money has been expended in drainage and other improrementt. !. END OF THE WHOLESALE SEASON. The farm is admirably adapted for both sheep and cattle. l The home- .*—. stead oom prises a eomrorUbleseTen--1 .' ' roomed House,' witb/.Bath-rbbm, IKA PAIR TWO^BUTTON KID StftW«»Cowshed,StoreroomiHayloft, xOU Cartahed, and other Outbuilding*! A considerable area is under graasji TO-BLSH FLANNBLS, W« Ssil.2sLi*l?t&Sv . , . TT m r\f\r t nr a. ' fTO™ Thames to Ohinemuri andt ranted ALL WOOL—Is, Worth proposed Thames Valley Bailway> pass through the property. , „ liod. . - Plans can be seen showing farm improrements, and all particular* on application to Frater : Broik. A LOT OF DRESS GOODS, WIN- , Thames, W. and J. Frater, Auck- ' . , ' land, or E. B. Fhwer, Esq., Pnriri. : TER HOISERY, 4e.~At Half j-QR SALE CHEAP-SeTeralTerj good six and serenroomed Cottaget at Pnoe. Farawai, erected on large 'freehold " allotments. ' '' : ' " ' ''■''- - \ „ . ■ cr ? ■■!-:$- CALICOES AND MANY OTHER FBATfiE BROTHERS, , LAND AGENTS, ] v GOODS . ' ' ■ Auckland and Thames. FROM 26 TO 60 PER CENT. '" ■ Ganeral Notices , : UNDERVALUE. iN . •- ,•/,'; r ■ -- '' Shortland Hotel, .Marshall, siobmand ALBLRT STREET AND POLLEN TAMES VERRALL, hating taken posiei. el sura of the above' Oommodiousand well ( STREET known Hotel, wishes to inform the Public of the Thames.and Travellers from the up- < country Districts that the Accommodation is- ' BECOVD TO NONE on the Thames, and - that Yisitom will receive every attention at his handft, '•".,'' „;. 1 Wines and Spiiiis oi< thb Bwt "'-' Bbakds omlt kbit. ' „ ;. I EHEENFRIED'S SUPERIOR BEEE. 834 GOOD STABLINGK _____ JAMBS VERRALL, ; N 0 T^l C E. Pbopbibtob. 828 j./ISB, to be CONSUMED OFF THE ~~~- ■ ■ ' '- 0 PEEMIBES, EDWARD HAYDON, 10d per Quart qaddler and habness-maeeb 1T O POIiSN STBiBT, SHOBTLAKD. ' \J A M O B SVK« EA L S ' EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK 857 Shobiland Hotel. executed with deßpatch on the most Rkabok . ; ■~- ABU TIBKS. * | LAWLESB (late O. Waimb), whole- — 1 . sale and retail Tobacconist,«*xt Bank „ •■ .' ■ of New Zealand, Brown street, OFahamstown. on at i - nniT I nniT i CRIOKMT, FOOTBAMk and BILLIARD OOAL! COAL! COAL! ROOM REQUJ«IT_! Always n Stock. rrkWW TO . --, -T". „. — 12H2 WEE Whou Whau Coal Mines, Wangarei, „,., . . . J. being in Full Working Order, the ProJNOOUUa THAMESIIHDDB, ffiS &STS& J!lff £3% At K. WISBMAH'S, Brown .ti»t " Agent 11 ' ' Yuloa&c Lao, Auckland. 640 T?NOOURAGE THAMES INDUS* ' : .'?' LU TRlES.—Tweed Suits, fashian'abl* : % patterns, from £4 ss; same Buperior Fit and GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. ■'" 4^ Make as heretofore. 100 pi»ees to select " ' ■"■"."'■ \ from at STAR (Thames) is a duly Owette «. WISEMAN'S. Brown Street. JL - Journal for the Publication of all Bank*p ■ rnptcy, Highway, and other. Public Notioee, - T under various Colonial Acts. I wish it to be understood tltat my object ' - , i in felling 3s Tba is the sreateat good to ihe - ' ' '" ><l*ti*l> greatest number, an<J that the grntst number The Niagara falls » a sight new to b: V is number one, therefore try Mc3owa.n's 3s forgotten. There are many waterfall* bot^nfe Tka ne McOowah selling 3s Tba. '" 7