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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3661, 20 September 1880, Page 3

Notices ; Central Cheap Marti Next Adcock's, Butcher, POLLS* Strixt. mHE ABOVE STORE IS WOW OPEN X with an Assortment of GROCERIHS.COLONIAL PRODUCE, FRUIT, GARDEN SEEDS, Ac, For CASH, and at the VERY LOWEST MARKET RATE 3, Wholesale and Retail. My Motto:—Small Profits & Quick Returns. FRUIT. Choicest Samples of Local and Imported always in Stock at Lowest Rates, and con-" stantly arriving from the best Grower*. GARDEN SEEDS. A good Assortment, guaranteed from the bett Seedsmen. EARLY SEED POTATOES. Canterbury Lapstoue Kidneys, Flukes, k&, Asbleaf, Hobart Town early White Fink Eyes, Sutton's Prize Flower Balls at from 6s PER CWT. Good Eating Potatoes. CiT SPECIAL CHEAP LINES for the present are :— BEST WHITE SUGAR. 5d per lb. " Company's No. 1, 2ilba for Is; 56lbs for 21s 6d . PRESERVED PEACHES, in 41b. and 71b. Tins, Is and Is 6d per tin FRESH EGGS, Is per dozen Exce'lent Fresh-ground COFFEE, Is 6o BEST SALT BUTTER, lOd per lb. FRESH do, Is 3d per lb. WAIROA CHEESE—Bd per lb., or by the quarter 7d Canterbury do, lOd, or by the quarter 9d SPERM CANDLES—IOd per lb, full weights ; Price's, lid Cocoa and Chocolate, Is 4d per lb Taylor's and Fry's best do, Is 8d NUTMEGS—Sound and good, 6d dozen WAX VtfSTAS, 6d per doz Good FLOUR-71b for Is; Wood's, 7s 6dbag FOWL WHEAT-121b for Is BEST CANTERBURY BACON—IOd per lb PRESERVED MILK, 9d per tin Fine CURRANTS, 6d per lb PERSIAN DATES, 6d per lb GOOD HAM RASHERS—Is 2d per lb. BEST OATMEAL-61bs for Is Good FAMILY TEA, 2s per lb A Really Good Mixed Tea— 2s 6d PER LB. W. WOOD, Wholesale and Retail Fbuitebeb, Seedsman and General Dealer. Agent for Hat and Soy's Fbttit Trees, &c. GOODS PURCHASED ON COMMISSION at Auckland Sales. BOOKBINDING done at this Efctiblishment by WM. WOOD, Senr.—avery branch. Mueio Instruction Books and tbin Music Yols., i'bound Leather Back, 3s 6J each. J. GKIGG " IT AS NOW ONSALE— Pianos—. - Ebonized and Gold. Walnut with uarred trusses Rosewood, several patterns, &c, &o Harmoniums— In Oak, Rosewood, &c., for Churches, Schools, Parlors, &o. _ Violins— From 3s 6d each (a large assort* ment) : Flutes, Drums, Tambourines Concertinas, JEolian Harps, Harmonioons - - . • Fifes, Triangles, Banjos Alto Tuning Forks, Strings and other fitting! for Musical Instruments. PORTFOLIOS A*ND MUSIC ROLLS. PRINTED MUSIC. Instruction Books for ce i Piano, Violin, Harmonium, Concertina, Fife, Organ, &c., 4c. Songs, Dances, Pianoforte pieces, Organ Volutariei, Gleet, Part Songs, ' Cantatas, &c, &c. . .-. " J. G R I G G, Pollen St^et (The centre of the town |IT R L. W. PARS 6N S TEACHES OF THE],' PIANOFORTE. TERMS-ON APPLICATION. ADDRES3— JOHN NODDER'3, . 899 POLLBN STEEKT. THISTLE HOTEL. WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. above Theatbe Royal. QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. M. Gallagher (Late Thames and Cosmopolitan Hotels,) PROPRIETOR. 1093 Th i~s~t iTe iTcT gTe "l, Queen Street, Auckland. SELECT BILLIARD SALOON, containing one of Bennett's Priza Tables, the fistest and best tables in Now Zealand; and Alcock's Exhibition table that took first prize at the Great Exhibition of 1862, the handsomuat table in the Colonies. The rooms are lofty and well lighted, and the marking most care* fully attended to. 1094 J. KARRIGAN. ALBERT HOTEL. QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. /CHARLES KITCHEN, luiviug takon the üboye well-known, central, and coinniodious Family Hotel, respectfully in rites - risitors to Auckland to pay him a visit. The liquors are all First Class, and the (ravelling public, especially Thames people, can rely oh".obtaining ev<ry comfort and convenience txl Mm well-known hotel. •;;-:-• ,•'.,. looy -; I WISH .ifc to ho understood that my objectin selling 3s Tka is the greatest, good to the greatest number, airl that the greatst number -. it number ono, Jherefore try McGtoWAV'g 3s Tea;