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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3619, 2 August 1880, Page 3

Amusements BROWN S T It E E T (Opposite Leydon's A uction Mart), TTtT IL D BEAST SHOW. LIONS, TIGERS, AND BEARS. Likewise other Small imnonls. THE LARGEST AND BEST EVER WITNESSED IN THE COLONY. Will be Exhibited Daily from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. Admission :—Adults, One Shilling; Children, Sixpmcr. GKESHAM HALL PBIVATE QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY. MEMBE33 are requested to AssemU' THIS (Monday) EVENING at 7.30. Wanted WANTED COLUMN. Advertisements not exceeding Fourteen Wobds in titis column will in future be cliarged One Shilling per insertion if prepaid. WANTED Market Gardeners and other* to know tbat I shall again be purchasing TOMATOES in any quantity this coming season. Also good Tomato Seed on hand.—H. L. Kobfoed, Maokay street, Shortland. Notices' MILK! MILK! MILK! PURE MILK GUARANTEED. ; TOHN FARRALL wishes to inform the tl Inhabitants of the Thames that he is prepared to SUPPLY MILK PURE FROM THE COW, I Morning and Night, at 6D PER QUART. \ Large consumers liberally dealt with. *£T Ectnember-PURE MILE which will bear the test of the Lictrometer. G. FA&ANi BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Maby Stbeet. EVERY Description of BOOTS and SHOES Made to Obdeh oir the Shobtest Noticb, And on the most Reasonable Tebms. REPAIRS neatly executed with every despatch. All work guaranteed for • STYLE, WORKMASHIPi FIT and DURABILITY. ; 924 OPENING OF THE Central Cheap Next Adcock's, Butcher, Pollbn Street. THE ABOVE STOEE IS NOW OPEN with an Assortment of GROCERIEB,COLONIAL PRODUCE, FRUIT, GARDEN SEEDS, &c., For CASH, and at the VERY LOWEST MARKET BATES, Wholesale and Retail. My Motto:—Small Ppofits and Quick Returns! FRUIT. Choicest Samples of Local and Imported always in Stock at Lowest Rates, and con* I stantly arriving from the best Growers. I GARDEN SEEDS. ! A good Assortment, guaranteed from the best Seedsmen. EARLY SEED POTATOES. Canterbury Lapstone Kidneys, Flukes, &Ci, Asbleaf, Hobart Town early White Pink ; Eyes, Sutton's Prize Flower Balls at from * 7s PER CWT.; Goob Eating- Potatoes. $St SPECIAL CHEAP LINES for the present are :— WHITE SUGAR, 4d per lb. Company's No. 1, 2^lbs for Is BEST SALT BUTTER, Is per lb. GOOD CHEESE—Bd per lb. SPERM CANDLES-lOd per lb, full weights ; .Price's, lid GOOD COCOA—Is 4d per lb Taylor's „ Is 8d „ NUTMEGS—Sound and good, 6d dozen TOBACCO—Sd Stipk; 4s 6d per lb BEST FLOUR—7Ib for Is FOWL WHEAT—I2Ib for Is BEST CANTERBURY BACON—IOd perlb BEST CANTERBURY HAM RASHES—Is 2d per lb THAMES Fresh EGGS—Ia 6d per doz BEST OATMEAL--61b8 for Is A Really Good Mi&ed Tea— 2s 6d PER LB. W. WOOD, Wholesale and Retail Fbuitebeb, Seedsman and Genebal Dealer. Agent for Hay and Son's Fbttit Tbbes, &c. GOODS PURCHASED ON COMMISSION at Auokland Sales. BOOKBINDING- done, at this Establishment by WM. WOOD, Berir.—svery branch. Musio Instruction Books and thin Music Vols., Abound Leather Back, 3s 6d each. n 1 LAWLESS (late G. Walleb), wholei . sale and retail Tobacconist, next Bank of New Zealand, Brown street, Grahamstown. CRieKMT, FOOTBALL, and BILLIARD ROOM REQUISITE Always n Stock. 12fi« ■ JUST PRINT! D, AHD KOW ON BALE, At the Evewik» Stab Offiob, A Fresh Supply of . .;. TrilsutQrs' Agreemoat Forms. i • ' . ■ ' .. ■ • ■_ ■■.'■■■ 1 These Forms are generally admit* ' teH to bo the most satisfactory yet • introduced, and the notice of Tri- - ' buters and others interested is re* spocWully called to the same. The best test of the interest of a book is its capability of being read a second time, ditto ' for3iJxA. . \