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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3646, 2 September 1880, Page 3

Notices A ET [TNION DRAWING. TWO THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS EACH. £ First Prize, 10 acres of land with house and stable, at Panmure, value ... 425 Second Prize, 2£ acres of land, splendid section, at Panmure, value ... 250 Third Prize, 3? acres of good land, at Panmure, value ... 110 Fourth Prize, a team of staunch horses, cart and harness complete, value... 75 Fifth Prize, a new spring cart and horse, value ... 60 Sixth Prize, a good working horse, with cart and harness, value ... 50 Full particulars oan be obtained from any of the persons authorised to sell books of tickets. Five hundred Subscribers already guaranteed. Any further details required can be obtained on application to the owner at No. 37, Insurance Offices, Auckland. 1014 TN submitting to my Customers and the Public a fresh supply of TEAS, I do so with every confiJcnce, believing that the quality cannot be Surpassed for the money. To secure the Best 3s Tea iv the province I have selected from samples submitted by Melbourne and Auckland Merchants—they, of course, selecting each the best for their trade. I have therefore chosen from a number of samples that which I believe to be the BEST, and purchased the WHOLE of that Particular Line, so that it will be impossible to obtain a better article elsewhere. It being essential that a beverage so universally used as Tea should be supplied of excellent quality, I therefore solicit a trial,confident that no other conclusion can be arrived at than McGOWAN'S for 8s TEA. Having a supply of Cheaper Teas, ttton 8, Hotels, and whole- . sale jmyers will be well treated. "Adeei' embrowned tint, which tells the nature of the leaf MoGowan noils " at 3« a pound