Drapery "*• ' GENTLEMEN'S REAL CHINA PITH HELMETS ONLY is 9<l. CHEAP SALE OF, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. &c. 1880—CHRISTMAS—1880 V S. HETHERINGTON, D R A PER, 1 POLLEN STREET, . fl ASjustßeceived a Large Quantity of Men's, Youths', and Boys', NEW SUBOtEB LA CLOTHING of the best Melbourne and London Makers (well shrunk), which for Style, Workmanship, and.Finish, are Equal to G-arments made to measure ; and as they hare, arrived rather late in eeaßon he will offer them to the Thames inhabitants at Cheap B^^*' during the Christmas Trade, in order if possible to clear them out quickly. '"' GENTLEMEN'S REAL OHIIfA PITH HELMETS ONLY 3s 9d. OHRISfIAS, 1880. Cheap, Boots and Shoes for jthe Million, in Men's, JLadies', Girls', and Childrens\ ; A Large Stock of Boots to select from—ofer a THOUSAND POUNDS' WORTH of BOOTS AND SHOES. House Boots, 2s lid; Ladies' Elastic-Bide Boots, from 4a 6d ; Girls' Boots, 4s; Ladies Prunella Boots, from 5s 6d j Girls'and Maids' Prunella Boots, from 4* 6d. All .other makes Equally Cheap, at '-* . S. HETHERINGTON'S CHEAP BOOT-AND SHOE SHOP, POLLEN STREET, -v
ESTABLISHED 1868. fl^Ooneand all about to Furnish, or rei- quiring any Household Requisites. JAMES~COCKS, While thanking his Frienda rand the public for the liberal support accorded him for the past 13 years, wishes to inform them that; having completed the Additions to his Pollen street Premises, he has Re-opened them with a Large and New Stock, which he has marked at such Prices as should ensure a speedy clearance. The STOCK consists of FURNITURE of Every Description. Spring Stuffed Couches and Cheffioniers, from £2 15s each; Cane-seated Chairs, from 4s each; Cane-seated Arm Rocking Chairs, from lls 6d each ; Swing Looking Glasses, from 3s 6d to £2 15s each; Bedsteads, in Wood and Iron; Chests of Drawers, from £2 5s ; Mattresses and Pillows, in Flax, Fibre, Flock, Hair and Pulu. Pictures, Clocks, Mattings, China, Glass, and Earthenware, of erery description. CxJTIiEEY AND EI.ECTBO-PL.ITED GOODS. Stoves, Ovens, Saucepans, Boilers, Tinware, Brushware, and everything else required for House Furnishing ; also, a well-ielected Stock of FANCY GOOD 3, >uitable for Christmas and New Year Presents. Country Orders will receive Prompt Attention. Note the Address— JAMES COCKS, GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSES Pollen Street Central, and Mart Street, Shobtland. 1539 Just Arrived, EX * ADVANCE,' FIFTY SACKS WOOD'S FLOUR 180 Bags do* do 56 Sacks BRAN 25 do SHAEPS Which we are prepared to sell wholesale at Auckland Prices. Wo are now ÜBing a Large Proportion of Adelaide Flour in our BREAD, which is of Superior Quality. Wb would solicit a Tbial. KOLLERSON & SON, KAEAKA EOAI). __ MONTEE A CYLINDER AHOLDEN begs to inform the inhabitants ot the Thames that he will for the next FEW W33EKS offer his WATCHES at a REDUCTION of from 15 to 20 per cent. of his present prices, so that those wishing to give Birthday Presents cannot do better than invest in his (during sale) 42s HUNTING; WATCHES, former price 50s, and generally sold in Auckland at 635. This Watch is Guaranteed as a correct Timekeeper, and is a very suitable birthday present. AMEEICAN WALTHAM WATCH. Present price, £4s 4s ; Reduced price, £3 10». ELECTEOPLATE Tea and Coffee Sets (4 pieces), £3 15s and £4 15s; Electro-Plate Butter Coolers', to be cleared out at 10s each; 30 Hour Timepieces, formerly 103 6d, for 8s 6d warranted. ANDREwTIGLDEN, PEACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Owen Street, Gkahamstown. See separate Adyertisemaut for Prices of Repairs. i —— New Boot Store. BEOWN StEEBT, G-bahamstow. MESSRS SHAW~& ROBINSON HAVE much pleasure in notifying to the Public that they have OPENED a BOOT A¥B SHOE STOEE ■■■■'" IN ■.■'... BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. The STOCK is entirely New and of the most seasonable Goods, and the Prices Doty Competition. Every description of BOOTS and SHOES Made to Order upon the premises, and the Work Guaranteed. Remember the Address— BROWN STREET, 1606 G-BAHAMSTOWJ6T. COEEECT TIME-KEEPEES. ' HOLDEN'S 42s Silver Hunting Watch. Guaranteed 2 years. I WISH it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tea is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number isnumber one, therefore try McQowan's 3b iBA
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3774, 1 February 1881, Page 3
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