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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3863, 17 May 1881, Page 3

Business Notices ivTWOOITS CENTRAL CHEAP MAKT, POLLEN; STREET, NOW widely known as the CHEAPEST HOUSE in the THAMES DISTRICT for &ENUINE BARGAINS of the BEST GROCERIES, GENERAL PRODUCE, FRUIT, and GARDEN SEEDS. CHEAP PRICE LIST, FOB CASH. Subject to Weekly Alterations and Addition*. THANKING the THAMES PUBLIC and COUNTRY ■ SETTLIRS for their moat LIBERAL PATRONAGE during the past six months, and trusting to receive • fair continuation of the same, I be* to sttbaut the following NEW PRICE LIST to yoar attention. All Goods sold are OUARAKaj£*,d, and in every case money will be BUTTEB, Best Fresh. (SEVERAL DAISIES WfflHClJY.\ BEST SALT AND PASTRY. CHEESE, good 6d per lb, by the cheese 0 4 D.°- BEST WAIROA.Sd per lb, . by the Cheese n ft BACON, English, 10d per lb, beside "f© 8 Do. Auckland, lOd per lbs by %ideO 8 Do. Canterbury, 1., by the side ... 0 9 Salmon! Salmon! BEST BRAND, lib Tin 0 9 MAIZE, OATS, BARLEY, BRAN.H AU at OLD FLOUR, FOWL WHEAT i ia SHARPS, jpejH, FLOUR (Woods' Best), 501bs, 7s 6d, 61bs l o FLOUR, Good, 81bs: ... ... ... i q Do. Damaged, per lOOlbs ..,7 6 OATMEAL (Mmoe's B«bt), 61bs „, 1 0 CANDLES!! CANDLEBM FULL WEIGHTS, per lb ... ...0 10 CANDLES, PRICE'S ... o XI COFFEE, Good? per lb " . ..„ „. 1 8 COFFEE and MILK, lib Tin -..1 6 COCOA and MILK, lib Tin ... ... 1 3 CONDENSED MILK... ... ...10 PEANUTS, per lb ... ;.. ... 0 6 BIRD SEEDS, per lb ... ... ... 0 6 SARDINES, £ and *lbs ... 7d and la MATCHES (Tandstikker), per doz. ... 6 6 Do. (Wax Plaids), per doz. ... 0 7 Do. (Tine), per doz. '■'•■;'.., ... 2 3 Sugar I Sugar I COMPANIES No. 1, 2ilbs ... ... 10. i)o. pers6lbs ... 0 4i SUGAR, WHITE CRYSTALS, per lb 0 5 Do. DARK Do/< Do: 0 4 JAMS, K.B. and Peacock's Stonelees... 0 7 RAIBINS, Very Best, per lb ... "... 0 9 Do. Good Sample ... ... 0 7 CUBRANTvS, per lb 6dandßd CHARCOAL (per Sack 6s), per lb ... 0 2 HOPKINS' lb Frame Honey ... ... 1 0 Potatoes, Potatoes (splendid sample), 1811)8 for Is, POTATOES^percwt. ... 5; 0 Teas- -New Teas t Just received CHESTS and HALFCHESTS of well-selected NEW SEASON TEAS. Sold as follows;— #. d. .TEA, a Good Family, per lb (tbt it) 2 0 Do. Excellent Mixed, per 1b... ... 2 6 Do. Very Choice, fine flarored, mixed 3*o Do. Green, per lb ... ...' ... 2. 6 Do. Orange Pekoe, per IK "... ... 0 0 Do. China, in £lb pa nks Is, per lb ... 2 6 All other Ghockbies Equally Cheap. • CABBAGE PLANTS, in any quantity, 9d per 100. Garden Seeds. IN order to give the Thames growers a change of VEGETABLE and other SEEDS, a Large Assortment has arrived Bt U.S. Co.'s « ROTOMAHANA " From one of the oldest and most careful Seedsmen of Melbourne, which will be sold , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL - AT TEES" LOW BATES! These Seeds, coming as they do from a country whose climate is far superior " for ripening and hurvesting seeds thin New Zealand, may be depended upon for vitality before any grown in this country. Those who know the advantages of a Change of Seed should patronise— W. WOOD (In this LineEspeciaiiLt), CENTRAL CHEAP MART, POLLEN STREET, Now known as the Cheapest House in Tewn. BOOK - BINDING AND PICTURE FRAMING by W. WOOD, Senb. 1933 GOVERNOR FERGUSON HOTEL, TARARU ROAD, THAMES. Mrs Sawyer, Proprietress. :i riIHE Landlady of the above Favourite X and well known Hotel thanks her friends and the general public for their patronage duriDg the last lO.years, and hopes lo merit a continuation of their favours. , It having been currently reported that she had disposed of her home and business, she takes this opportunity of assuring her friends that she is still Sole Proprietress; »nd also that she has greatly increased the accommodation of her house, aod also _prorided Qood Stabling. Being thoroughly independent, she is as hitherto enabled to purchase ail her articles in the best market. None but the BEST QUALITIES of WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, CORDIALS, _ : ETC ETC., , , Said at this Establwhaient. f Fir 6 t Class Accommoda'^" for B°arderS and Travellers. T^VfflpbeH'B Exhibition N.B.—Brown and P ALE always on draught. NOTI C E . nAT.TiAN can as usual be COND R 9 SITED at hi. BESIDENCB. M«y -. 2093 Thk difference between a Gent and a Gentle man —The Gent t«rris up what he has for a no^'and says, Ob, Ah. The Gentleman a pound of your Tba, and scud for order every week.