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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3823, 30 March 1881, Page 3

Drapery , GREAT CLEARING CASH, SALE!! ■ . — AT — J. MARSHALL'S, ALBERT STREET. 'O J • j3lL# having imported ■, direct from Europe, and bought in the Colonial Markets, a very heavyStock of Autumn and Winter Drapery, Millinery, Clothing, &c,, intended for two Shops, and then disposing of the late, branch shop in Pollen street to Mr Thos. Kitching, $ad placing the whole of these shipments at the Shop in Albert street, > is now very much Ijjpjf OVERSTOCKED; therefore, to prevent carrying goods over to another season, J.M. has decided to C3T REDUCE this New and Fashionable Stock of Drapery, & , at ■■ ■' + once to such prices as will*, effect a SPEEDY CLEARANCE!! THE SALE WILL COMMENCE ON Saturday, the^6th Inst., And CONTINUE UNTIL THE STOCK REDUCED. ■ . *■ fH° An Early Inspection is Solicited. J. M%.R;:ili;.E L,^ ALBERT STEEET. ' ' ■ 1928 Notices Notices Thames CHRONOMETER HOUSE, COFFEE ROOMS SHOETLAND. BROWN STEEET, GRAHAMSTOWN, .I^Wlß^;^, fulljameslnd scott,"- | ■^B/tSt^m 1 HOT PIES, with COFFEE, TEA, oe °" , =» A VISIT WILL NOT BE REGRETTED, 1913 Established 1867. _ f _,_ f tjUSINESS still carried on at the Old fiTlflVnCM SflflVriß ' -D Shop in Shortland, and for the eonvekJllCLl liO • kJIAOiA pO« Hience of \ he public> Mt j. Wilkbs has wnw T ~7"^r»T^n OPENED A BRANCH SHOP AT NOW LANDING— GKAHA.MSTOWN OAA SACKS SH A E.P S , g n( j o f p o n en street, near to Mr J. Leydon's 6\)\) '■ , Store. AND ' ' . . Will be offered at 7s 6d per 1501bs Sack, At each of these Establishments will be found ___ •''•••. a Choice Selection of IWT7* A 15 Q fir C^Ci Clocks> Watches, and Jewellery, JLtJLJCJJCjIJLVIO *"*' \j\m/» Second to none on the Thames for Quality and Price. BaCOII ! BaGO3l I Watches, Clocks & Jewellery — CLEANED AND REPAIRED NOW LANDING— At Auckland Peioes by Casas Prime Bacons and Hams. T77 , n meakT & cq. M. J. WILKES LIGHT OF THE AGE KEROSENE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Test 1500.p. POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND NOW LANDING— _„. „Cases Light of the Age Kerosene. ESTABLISHED 1867. MEA R~S~ & C o. ' -r-ii f T^TT" t THAMES Flour! Hour I dyeing establishment, NOW LANDING- \ Beown Stbee^Geahamstown. i — Tons Woods' and Meek's Flour, -- --- fiS simPSON is prepared to DYE and 50 and lOOlbs Bags. J3J_ b.bNO"VATE HAT 3. M B A R~ & C o. FEATHERS CURLED AND DYED TO ANY SHADE OF OOIOE. Cheese! Cheese! LADIES'SHOIJLD aiVB A CALL 194 , NOW LANDING- . ' I NEW THING. " ——Cases Prime Canterbury & Wairoa Cheese. , p BEPAEB D at the Pabnbll Soap \ r „ » -rTTT o Factobt to McGowan's Oedeb. MEAR S & Co. — THE EUCALYPTI SOAP 3?oe the Toilet Table, _ __ A pleaßant> Bafe> and curative disinfectant. NOW LANDING— No family should be withoufc ifc durine *Jj A Large Consignment of the above hot weather. 1936 Jams, which will be offered at Lowest Pbicbs. H. T. ROWE, MEARS"& CO A*™™™?JT IN9 SDBJXLX2IAXVIO %Xt \J\S*5 Native Land Fobohase Aobht, MERCHANTS • ALBERT STKBET (next Frater Bros.), .XTJ.xjJ.n\^JO.x».i.^XKJ, eKAHAMBTOWN. POLLEN STEEET, THAMES .— Uot ß , Mining Leases and Claims Sur~MM*"^ veyed and Plans prepared at reasonable -Thb difference between a Gent and a Gentle oharges with despatch. 851 man :—The Gent turns up what he has for a ————'— *——*M*M eveVweek , • forSaTKA.