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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3766, 22 January 1881, Page 1

General Notices THAMES STEAM BREAD AND BISCUIT FACTORY. WE have great pleasure in stating that we have completed Extensive Additions and Alterations to our BUSINESS PREMISES rendered necessary by the Extraordinary Demand for the Goods manufactured by our FIRM. In Consequence, we are now in a BETTER POSITION THAN EVER to supply BISCUITS of all kinds, from NAVY j to DESSERT, of the best quality. TRY OUR MILK BISCUITS. We abo Supply SMALL GOODS in great variety, Coke?, &c., Fancy Confectionery. All the latest Novelties in stock. IN THE SUGAR BOILING DEPARTMENT the gooda we are now turning out are of First-rate make, the QUALITY and FLAVOUR UNSURPASSED. TRY OUR MIXED] DROPS MENNIE & DEY, BISCUIT MAKERS AND MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERS. Qt/een-stbeet, Thames. At/OKIiAND BbAKCH— EHRENFRIED'3 BUILDINGS, <|ueen Stbeet, Whabt. Christmas Fare! MESSRS ELLIS & SON, 'OP THE Kuranui and Tararu Stores, BEG to Notify that they have JUST OPENED up a Splendid Variety of New Goods, Specially Selected for the CHRISTMAS TRADE, And would be glad of a Call from those of the Public in the Districts snrrounding their Establishments who have not yet entrusted them with any Orders. Goods carefully delivered to imy address on the shortest notice. Lowest possible prices charged consistent with quality. Hurrah for Christmas! TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! USEFUL, ORNAMENTAL, AND MECHANICAL! COME one and all, young and old, wel- ' come to the oldest established on the Field. Consignments received monthly from all the principal cities of Europe. Cheaper than ever! Toys from one penny upwards. No old stock from auctions ; all New, Fresh, and Good. The largest stock of Boys' Bats on the field. Come one and all, and patronise the old shop. SHORTLAND BAZAAR, POLLEN STREET SOUTH. ! COME AND'B_gfE A LOOK! You will be sure to buy^om the old boy. j — ——.—— — j THAMES CATTLE MARKET. ! BANKS~& CO., STOCK & COMMISSION AGENTS. MARKET each THURSDAY, at their YARDS, PARAWAI, at 2 p.m., for SALE of STOCK of all descriptions, PRODUCE, &c. i Consignees of Stock can depend upon every .attention being given. Good Paddock AccomI modation, and Prompt Account Saxes. 1323 BUSINESS NOTICE. To Capitalists and Others.interested in the Steel, Iron, and Coal Trade. MR GEO. PERRY, who has had 28 years' experience as workman and manager in the Iron trade, having a thorough and comprehensive knowledge of all details io the Iron trade, from tho ore to the finished article, i.e.—Wire, hoop, sheet, galvanised, chain, nail, boiler-plate, horse-shoo, and all kinds of tinned iron, armour-plate, Bessemer-steel, puddle-steel, gun-iron, steel springs, wheel axles and tyres for railway carriages, fishplates, spikes and "bolts, machinery, handmills, charcoal-iron, &c, &c. Any gentlemen requiring advice on iudications of coal or iron ore, ov on difficulties in manufacture, will do well to consult the advertiser. Mr Geo. Pebbx undertakes commissions of the above-stated nature at moderate charges, and possesses the most undoubted credentials of ability from Messrs Garrick, Brookbank and Stanley, Baldwin, Manchester, and others. Address office of this paper, or General Post Office, Auckland. nLBMBNT A. CORNES, V Te Akoha. HORSE FEED, Is 6a~PAD DOCKS, 3s, PER WEEK. E. W. PUCK E.Y, "VTATIVE LAND PURCHASE AGENT Office—2s, Queer 'street, Auckland, over [ Nationa. Insurauca Company'.^ Office. 1242 I __j T?NTERTAINMENT9, CONCERTS &c, JCj should always be announced in THE STAR if their promoters wish to achieve success.