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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3883, 9 June 1881, Page 3

I Notices STAR STORE, KA EAEA RO AD, TH-A M X 8. MRS. LUPLQW BEG 3to return her most sincere thanks for the very LIBERAL PATRONAGE bestowed on her during the past Twelve Year*, find takes I bis opportunity of informing her Customers, and the inhabitants of the Karaka and Slock 27, that she has added to her Stock • .mall but WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY, which she is now SELLING at the LOWEST ■„..-... PRICES. Her MOCK of GROCERIES and GOODS usually found in a well-kept Store ha* just been replenished with a'splendid lot of DEW GOODi, which she is prepared to SELL at such Prices as to DEFY COMPETITION. Mrs LUOLOW, 2112 KARAKA ROAD. M BMOCItNB_G UP> 1881. H . IS . ABBOTT'S ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES OH THE MELBOURNE CUP, 10,000 Subscriber! at £1 each. About 250 Prises. First Horse ... ... ... WOO* Secon* Horse , ... ••• ••• '°°? Third Horee ... 400* Other Starters (divided) ... ... 1,500/ Non Starters (dmded) ... ... 2,700/ Ten Prizes at 1001 eac'i 1,000? Twenty Priios Ht 50/ each 1,000/ One Huodr. d Prizes at 121 each ... 1,200/ £10.000 SvtciAh Pbize job Kabiy Applicants. To induce early application a Prize of £20 will be given away amongst the First 4,000 Subscribers. • : -. TUAMKB AGENTS: Mr Thob. Lawibss and Mr Thos. Gabbbtt, Exchange Hotel. Please add exchange to cheques, and stamp for reply} an extra, stamp if result is required by post. H. N. ABBOTI, United Service Hotel, Auckland. June, 1881. *M 9 HOLDBN'S 42s Silver Hunting Watch Guaranteed 2 years. At a vory pleasant tea party, the convert*' tion turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was tipping McGoWAH'i best, turned to .Mr —~ and asked what form he would prefer to inhabit ? T«- W duuwtWed in 3s T«A madam. - *" ;