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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3879, 4 June 1881, Page 3

Sdnosttonal •- %: < -i- : :—1» X high school; .: Head Master—Mr JamW AlUlti, BlA,; London University." _,*,,' Assistant Teacher—Miss F. Owmt*' .'" Drawing and Assistant Master^-lfr* *&'*< Jakes, New Zsaland UniTWltfy. " School lees per quarter, (strictly 4d*aae»> 5 Me PuP'l«. £4 14s 6d; four pupils, 45 10a. the^A^ w»»»«a on-TUESDAY/ 1976 Secretary. , : Business Notfe** IjiRUIT TREES, Forest TreM, dnMMnUf t L»? nd Jtowwing Shrubs/ XkmlmiZ J. BRIGHI'S Parawai Cheap PrtWl*,"** OAfIH.—J. B. respectfully inti—Ms»Tfcii fcfr customers and frienda *-- hai ■ ahnfaa eifllwi tion of Fruit Treaa, from one to three, mem old, some having borne fruit latt SeaeoavfrosW 1b each and upwards, also tone ftne,PUata o£ the African Rose Thorn; for feaoM thU thorn ia unequalled when properly „grqwn. Some beautifnl planta of the Primula Sjjjeqsis,^ well adapted for flowering in windows^' la to' Is 3d each. My collection of Vegfetabl* Seeds' surpass any for quality' and size 'tUad t fiave' sold other yean. Oar climate i$ ttnequsillett' for growing large Seeds. My Vnfeber- Per*' faction Peas are a very fine flavour, arid •■ prolific bearer 9d per pint. Cabbage Plantri Teitche's Giant Cauliflower, la '6i 'pao hundred. Kidney Potatopt, Id per, ponod*. English oats from 4d to 6d each. >;" - \ 70 Cases of Tasmania^' FRUIT, "'•";; JUST LANDED, in Fine Condition,' ' CHJSAF. ■ ,"• i :.'■« w. wmm OENTkAI* r ", CHEAP MART* POLLEN STREET, ; NOW widely known as the CHEAJPJ&Tj HOUSE in the THAMES DiatfftfcJT, for GENUINE BARGAINS of th. BEST GROCERIES, GENERAL PBOttCGK, FRUlT,*and GARDEN SEEDS. ' ; CHEAP PBICE LIST, ; FOR CASH. Subject to Weekly Alteration* and Additionr. THANKING the THAMES PUBLIC and COUNTRY SETTLERS for their most LIBERAL PATRONAGE during the past six months, and trusting to rroeire » fair, continuation of the same, I bug to submit the following NEW PRICE LIEJIVto your, attention. All Goods sold are GUARAN* TEED, and in every case money will be returned, if satisfaction is not giren by the Goods Sapplied. BUTTBB, Best Fresh* (SKVBBAi DAIMM WBBKttT.) BEST SALT AND PASTRY. :d, CHEESE, good 6d per lb, by the cheese 0 4 Do. BEST WAIROA, 8d per lb, . bytheChees v, ? * BACON, Engluh, lOd per lb, by tide... 0 8 Do. Auckland, 1W per lb, by aide; 0 „ Do. Canterbury, 1«, bytiw side ... 0 Salmon I Salmon:! BEST BRAND, lib Tin 0 MAIZE, OATS, BARLEY, BRAN, YAH at OLD FLOUR, FOWL WHEAT} Id SHARPS, Jperlb FLOUR (Wood*' But), 501bs, 7s, 61bs 1 a FLOUR, Good, Bibs 1 a Do. Damaged, per lOOlbs ... 7 9 OATMEAL (Mxik's Bwt), Gib. ... 1 0 CANDLES!! CANDLES!! FULL WEIGHTS, per lb Q 10 CANDLES, PRIOErS ... .... „ .. 0 11, COFFEE, Good, per lb ... . ... 1 8 COFFEE and MILK, lib Tin - ... 1 6 COCOA and MILK, lib Tin 1, 3 CONDENSED MILK ... ... ... 1 0 PEANUTS, per lb / .'.. Off BIRD SEEDS, per lb , ... ;0 6 SARDINES, i and |lbs ... '7«"d U MATCHES (Tandstikker), per dfH. .... 0 £ Do. (Wax Plaids), per do*.O?0." T Do. (Tin*), perdox > f.. * Sugar! Sugar I' : "£:'•,' COMPANIES No. 1, 2*N» •« ••• 1-4 * Do. pers6lbs . •>•;<> 4& SUGAR, WHITE CRYSTALS, per ft Q 5 Do. DARK Do \^.\%7% RAISINS, ?ery Best, p«r lb ... , .... r J, "J, Do. Goodß»mple ... ' v " CURRANTS, per lb •> n) a CHARCOAL (per Sack 6s\ per lb .... J» 2 HOPKINS' lb Frame Honey ... * ' : - * » Potatoes, PotatOOfl (spjendia aample),, 2011)3 for la, r POTATOES, per cwt • % KARLY FLUKES SEED in quentftiej.- i Teas -New TeasitV, : Just received CHESTS ™d a *££'l CH2MS of well-selected NEW REASON, TEAS. Sold at follows; — 9. A, TEA, a Good Family, per lb («¥ it) 2 • ~Do. Excellent Mixed, per ib :..■".'..,% 6; Do. Very Choice, fine floored, mixed 9 ' 0 Do. Green, per lb „» ... ... 2 « Do. Orange Fekoe, per lb ... - ...0 ' Do. China, in }lb pa ks Is, per lb ... * I All othbs Gboc»*iis Equallt Csbaf CABBAGE PLANTS, ia •■? atifcititrf 9dper.iOO. «-" Garden Seeds. IN order to gire the Thames a*wiw%ii • change of VEGETABLE and etht* SEEDS, a T*rge Assortment hast arHi^t ■ ' > By U.S. Co.'s " EO rOMAH^A" From one of the oldest sind m*6it careful Seedsmen of Melbourne, which wilLbe soli "' WHOLBBALI AKD ISTAIL-" ' AT VEEY LOW BATBSf These Seeds, coming as they do from a country whose climate is far .superior for ripening and harvesting seeds tlHti New Ze»laiid, may be depended upon for Tttality before any grown in this country. Those who know the .adr»n»ages" of ,» Change of Seed should patronise— W. WOOD (Ik this Litre EfIPKCtAXur), . CENTRAL CHEAFIMABT. " bookrs' w* &mr.»* *^?!Er? « pin? Papery W*ss' <«*!**'*??—*' Thb Niagara fall, is »^^S^u^JS forgotten. There we iua*y waterlril* but only one MoGowiir lelling 8e T**