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Drapery i^tnvtcLOTHiHc JS'nETHEBJNGTvNwB^sasH^&j S. HETHEEINGTON, DRAPE R, POLLEN STEEET, Bespectfully notifies to his numerous Patrons that he has OPEN E D UP Few Spring and Summer Goods IN GREAT VARIETY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. S. lETHfRIN6TON, DEAPER, POLLEN STREET, A Tt) Tfl Y'S NEW SPRING GOODS. . ■ "0 ■ Galatea and Sateen Stripes Silk and Indian Muslin Pompadour and Plain Cambrics Ties, French Poplins Frillings, Lease and Tarlatan French Cashmeres < ash's and Everlasting Trimmings Berges ■ . ■ . Swiss Embroideries Ladies' and Children's Straw Hats Linen Collars and £ets, in groat variety Long White Feathers, 7s 6d Hosiery, in all sizes and best makesAcme Glove Fitting White and Fancy Btit if y can Corsets Aprons Lace Curtains, from 5s 6d Lace Fichues, Flowers White Toilet Quilts Children's White Satin Hate and Hoods New Durban Quilts Underclothing Loom and Bleached Linen Cloths Skirts Victoria and Cloth Table Covers ■ New Styles in Towels - Gents' White Shirts—all sizes Sheetings—all widths " Oxford and Working Shirts Calicof s—best makes Flannels, Pants, &c. Hollands, &c Merino and Cotton Vests and Pants,&c. Flannellette and Flax Shirtings, from New Ties, in "Derby," "Windsor," 6|d and Long Scarfs Cretonne - Soft Felt, and Stiff Hats—Men's and Josephine and Lepine Kid, Gloves (two Boys' buttons) Straw Hats Plain and Fancy Ribbons—all fashionable White and Coloured Mole Trousers . : shades Socks, in all makes—Cotton, Wool, Pompadour Trimmings Merino and Fancy * Taffeta, Lace, and Lisle Thread Gloves Belts and Braces 10

Educational THE THAMES BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. HEAD MASTER—Jas. AdaMS, 8.A., Member of the Convocation of the London University. ASSISTANT MASTER—Ms Hebbebt L. Jambs. ASSISTANT TEACHER-MiBsF.CHITTY. DRAWING MASTER—Mr Hebbekt L. James. .- ' SINftJNa MASTER—Mr R. A. R. Owen. MUSIC TEACHERS—Miss Bbicheb, Mr R. A. R.Owen. SCHOOL EEES (Payable in Advance to the Secretary)— One Pupil ... £2 2s per Quarter TwoPapils ... £3 13s 6d do. Three Puyila ... £4 14g 6d do. PIG POTATOES. 5s 6d per Sack. OEDEES PKOMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Please Note the Address— W. DEEBLE, EOLLESTON STEEET, Thames. s NOTICE. WILLIAM~IoBBETT, BUTCHER, Corner of Bichmond and Pollen streets, Shortland, - BEQ-3 to call attention to bis Large Stock of Fibbt Quality Meat of all kinds whioh he will Bell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. PRIME NAPIER BEEF PRIME WETHER MUTTON PRIME DAIRY FED PORK r P&IME LAMB and VEAL. SUPEEIOE SAUSAGES, Both Beef and Pork, of my uaual well-known quality, no inferior kinds of meat being used I in their manufacture. GEBHAN SAUSAGES, PotONIES, Baoon, Hams, Labd, &o. ' N.B.—All Accounts dv? to my late Rolleuton street Bbop must be iaid to MYSEid?, at my Pollen street Establishment, as my receipt only will be conuidered a sufficient discbarge. H69 i » The beet test of the interest of a book is its 1 capability of being read a second time, ditto for 3s Tea.

Business Notices Boots! Boots ! Boots! JUST R E C E I V E B .BY ■'■.-■,■ ; M. Whitehead, BOOTMAKER, A NICE ASSORTED LOT ' . ..•■■■-. "■ OF .. -.■.■.■ .-1 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S B 0 0 T S, ;fi TBOM THB BEST ENGLIS H AND GERMAN • ; houses, in various slyle9 in elastic and buttoned. NEW AND IMPROVED SHAPE, WHICH FOB Comfort and Neatness ARE UNSURPASSED. MEN'S, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDRKN'S BOOTS AND SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY. BOOTS of, Every Description MADE to ORDER. M. WHriEHEAD, POLLEN STREET. ■S" 1 ill 1a I - a O|t|sl JS:fl 8 I a til"! i - 51 CAB! CAB ! CAB! SAMUEL YOUNG a >EGS to inforaihis Friends and the PubO" lie that he has reßiioiedhis Cab-driving Business in Auckand. All Orders per post or 'telegram addressed to W. W. Robinson, tobaoconist, will be punctually attended to. Circulars (on note or letter pacer \j in plum and fanoy type. Garten' Be ocipts printed, bound and perforated at the hIVEKIKQ Bi'4R Office. I WISH it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tea is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatst number is number one, therefore try MoQowam'S 3a I*A .

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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3679, 9 October 1880, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3679, 9 October 1880, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3679, 9 October 1880, Page 3

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