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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3683, 14 October 1880, Page 3

Provisions • MEARS now landing, MEARS &CO. -103 ~ &CO. PACKAGES L CHOICEST XT" NEW SEASON TEAS | Direct from Foo-Chow-Foo ——— consisting op Choicest Spring picked Ningohow Choicest Pekoe Souchong KAISOW CONGOU Choicest Saryane KAIBOW Choicest Young Lao Toong CONGOU Choicest Ching-Wo KAIBOW Choicest Toi CONGOU Drawing Room KAISOW Choicest Suey tut CONGOU Croquet MIXTURE Superfine Namahow CONGOU The Emperor's CHAW-CHOW TEA Finest Keenyong CONGOU Choicest Mandarin Scented Choiceet Tycbow Young HYSON ORANGE PEKOE Choicest Sno Mcc GUNPOWDER Choicest Pearl Leaf SCENTED CAPKR Choicest Padrae-Aukri CONGOU Extra Choicest Wong-Toi CONGOU 05? It is unnecessary for us to comment on the quality of the above, as our TEAS are now well known to be the BEST, they being bought in the very best Market, with all the advantage that experience and capital can command. Let other Grocers puff as they may about their Teas, &c, we unhesitatingly assert it is impossible for another house rto,give better value I—Therefore it will be to your advantage to purchase your Teas and Groceries at this Establishment, where you always get sterling honest value for your money. GROCERIES & OILMEN STOIIES. We hold the LARGEST, CHEAPEST, and BEST ASSORTED STOCK on THE THAMES. Also-NEW GOODS Daily Arriving. [Grain & Southern Produce and Provisions of every description ) At Lowest Prices. . v > 50 Cases K.B. JAMS Just Landed, which we are Selling «t 6|d p«cTin. -' TEA DEALERS POLLEN STREET. '- JS»

Central Cheap Mart, Next Adoook's, Butcher, Pollen Street. THE ABOVE STORE IS NOW OPEN with an Assortment of GROCERIiiS.COLONIAL PRODUCE, FRUIT, GARDEN SEEDS, Ac. For CASH, and at the VERY LOWEST MA BERT RATES, Whoibbaib and Retail My Motto:—Small Profits & Quick Returns. FRUIT. Choicest Samples of Local and Imported always in Stock at Lowest Kate*, and constantly arriving from the beat Growers. GARDEN SEEDS. A good Assortment, [guaranteed from the best Seedsmen. HOBART TOWN SEED POTATOES, 2Olbs for Is, 5» per owt. BREESE'S PROLIFIC — Astonishing Yielder—2d per lb Good Eating Potatoxb, 5b per cwt." 13F SPECIAL CHEAP LINES for the present are :— > BEST WHITE SUGAR, 5d per lb. Company's No. 1, 2£ldb for Is ; 661bs for 21s 6d PRESERVED PEACHES, in 41b. and 71b. Tins, Is and Is 6d per tin FRESH EGGS, Is per dozen Excellent Fresh-ground COFFEE, Is 6o BEST SALT BUTTER, 8d per lb. FRESH do, lsperlb. WAIROA CHEESE—6d per lb., or by the quarter 5d Canterbury do, 9d, or by the quarter 8d 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 VKSTAS, 6d per doz Good FLOUR—7Ib for Is; Wood's, 7s 6dbag , FOWL WHEAT-121b for Is BEST CANTERBURY BACON—IOd per lb PERSIAN DATES, 6d per lb BEST OATMEAL—6Ibs for Is SALMON, best brand, 9d per tin Good FAMILY TEA, 2s per lb A Really Good MIXED TEA, 2s 6d per Ib—NEW SEASON—equal to any sold on the Thames at 3s W. WOOD, Wholesale and Retail Fbuitebeb, Seedsman and Genebal Dealer. Aobnt for Hat and Son's Fbuit Tbees, Ac. GOODS PURCHASED ON COMMISSION at Auckland Sales. BOOKBINDING done at this Efctablishment by WM. WOOD, Senr.—-every branch. Music Instruction Books and thin Music Vole., $ bound Leather Back, 3* Gi each. ROLLERSON & SON HAVE JUST RECEIVED per schooner Tauban&A, from Lyttejton direct to the Thames, the undermentioned Goods, which they will offer Wholesale at Auckland Prices and Retail at Reasonable rates for Cash:— 34 Tons of Wood's Flour, in sacks and bags 6 Tons of Bran and Sharps 210 Sacks of Canterbury Potatoes This line we would recommend, as they hare proved to be Splendid Potatoes. 60 Sacks of Oats -„ . 20 Bags of Oatmeal. About 5 cwt. of Canterbury Cheese. Just Arrived, per Ooeola, from Adelaide— 20 Tons of Dunn's Adelaide Flour Also, we are now delivering a very Superior Loaf, made from the beet Brands of Flour procurable. We would solicit a trial. ROLLIRSOiST & SON, Kabaka Boad. 1013 Calls KURANUI HILL UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. AT a Meeting of the Directors held this day a CALL (the sth) of Sixpence per Share was made on the C of the Company, payable to tho Secretary, at the Office of the Company, Sbortland street, Auckland, on F&IDAY, the 22nd day of October, 1880. Jamks Stodabt, Seoretary. Auckland, October 5,1880. 1194 The Niagara falls is a ei^bt never to be totgotten. There are many warfcrfalls butjenly one MoQowah aeUin Tiu. ■f

VIEW REASON'S rpEAiS 1880-1881. We Offee fob SALE the CAEGO of the Schooner Sybil, fbom Foochow, | cohiißtingof OQ1 0 pAGKAGES of this year's chop, Specially Selected to Oob Order. undeniably thb t»" FIRST VALUE or th« SEASON .&) IN THE AUCKLAND MABXET. Samples for liquoring may be had on application, or trill be forwarded po«t free. L. D. NATHAN & CO., SHORTLAND ;STREET, r AUCKLAND. 918 General Notices ~~ J. GRIGG TT AS NO W O N BAL E— Pianos— Ebonized and Gold Walnut with oarred trusses Rosewood, several patterns, 4c, Ao Harmoniums— In Oak, Rosewood, &c., for Churoheii, Schools, Parlors, &o. .. ' Violins^From 3s V 6d each (a large assortFlutes! Drums, Tambourines . SCpßcertinaß, JSolian Harps, Har- .;. v: . '*.'" .momcioMH Fifes, Triangles, Banjo! Aleo Tuning Forks,' Strings and other fittings for-Musical Instruments. PORTFOLIOS AND MUSIC BOLLS. PRINTED MUSIC. Instruction Books for ™ce-Piano' Violin, Harmonium, Concertina, Fife, Organ, &c., &c. Songs, Dances, Pianoforte pieces, Organ Volutaries, Glees, Pan Songs, Cantatas, &c, &c. J. GBIffG, Pollen Street (The centre of the town.) DAILY EXPECTED, per Febnolek, A LABGE ADDITION to STOCK. Mrs WHITE, CITY CLUB HOTEL, „ BHOHTLAWD CBEBCBNT, AUCKLAND. rpHE most Comfortable and centrally X situated Hotel in the City. Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c, of the finest quality. 1181 BEE CULTUBE. THE undersigned is now prepared to supply Lavgstboth Hives, Abtificxai Cohb Foundation, Smokbbs, and every modern appliance used in Bee Culture. Extractors shortly; Price list on application. I. Hopkins, 1165 Parawai. . At a very pleasant tea party, the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowan's best, turned to Mr —— and asked what form he would prefer to inhabit ? Tr be (Hutolved in 3s Tea madam. The difference between a Gent and a Gentleman .—The Gent turns up what he has lor a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into McGowam's and saye, Mac give me a pound of your Tea, and send for orders every week.