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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3891, 18 June 1881, Page 3

Bnslneßg Notlo— Lemons! Lemons! JUST ARRIVED, a SPLENDID LOT OF LEMONS. Garden Seeds! Just s iTo i r t i ssx hibo raox mwxMOVMsa, A Splendid Sample of Seeds, consutiagof j Turnip, Cabbage, Onion, Carrot, Beddbn, ! Cauliflower, Peas, B*ans, Ac., whioh will be {told at Auckland Prices. i Also, ex Loongana, from Hobart—loo i Gates of Superior Apples (both Eating and ! Cooking"), consisting of Bipstones, Boaeeta, Pearmains, French Crab Stone Pippins, New York Pippins, Golden Harreys, Wellington Pippins, &c Ex Albion, from Canterbury—Two Tom Lapstone Kidney Seed Potatoes. On Sill AT LOWEST MARfcET BATES. JAMES JEFFERY, FRUITERER & SEEDSMAN, BROWN STREET, 1812 Gbakahstowh. 70 Cases of Tasmanian FRUIT, JUST LANDED, in Fine Condition, CHEAP. J W. WOOD'S CENTRAL CHEAP MAJtT, POLLEN ST&#& NOW widely known "aa'th* OHEAPEBT HOUSE in the THAMES DISTRICT for GENUINE BARGAINS of the BEST GROCERIES, GENERAL PRODUCE, FRUIT, and GARDEN SEEDS. CHEAP PRICE* LIST, FOR CASH. Subject to Weekly Alterations and Additions. THANKING the THAMES PUBLIC and COUNTRY BETTLERS for their most LIBERAL PATRONAGE during the past six months, and trusting to receive a fair continuation of the same, I beg to submit the following NEW PRICE LIST to jour attention. All Goods sold are GUARANTEED, and in every case'money, will be returned, if satisfaction is notgirenby the Goods Supplied. . :, > n BUTTER, Best Itresh. (SEVEBAL DAIBIKB WtfUCLY.) SUPERIOR SALT BUTTER; Is ty 1b ■'"' ":j" '■'■ ». d. CHEESE, good 6d perlb, by thechee*e 0 4 Do. BEST WAIROA, 8d per lb, by the Cheese ... ..Uir... 0 6 BACON, English, lOd per lb, by side ... 0 8 Do. Auckland, lOd per lb, by side 0 8 Do. Cauterbury, Ib, by the fide ... o#9 Salmon! Salmon 1 BEST BRAND, lib Tin Q 9 MAIZE, OATS, BAELEY, BH IX \ Ah at, OLD FLOUR, FOWL Wfl.. ,t: J Id SHARPS, ... ;... ../ } perlb FLOUR (Woods' B»t), 6#b5,76 6d, 61bs ... f 1 0 FLOUR, Good, 81bs ... " 1 0 Do. Damaged, per lOCiihr, ...7 • OATMEAL (Mmk'bßssxV 6tU ... 1 0 CANDLES !1 CANDLES!! FULL WEIGHTS, per 1$ * .. ... 010 CANDLES, PRIOE'6 ... 4 011 COFFEE, Good, per U» 1 8 COFFEE and MILE, lib Ti& ...1 6 COCOA and MILK, 3!b Tia ... ... i 3 CONDENSED MILK „ 1 0 PEANUTS, per lb ... ... \ ...0 6 BIRD SEEDS, per lb ... „. , ..0 6 SARDINES, i and *lbs ... v.; .r,d It MATCHES (Tandstikker), par dr . 0 5 Do. (Wax Pkids), per duz. ... 0 7 Do. (Tins), per dos ,2 3 Sugar! Sugar 1 COMPANIES No. 1, 2*N» * I 0 Do. pers6lbs, .... 04i SUGAR, WHITE CRYSTAL&per lb a 5 Do. DARK Do. , ,Do. 0 4 RABINS, Very Best, per lb ... ".„ 0 9 Do. Good Sample ... ;.'. 0 7 CURRANTS, per lb .., ... 6dandßd CHARCOAL (p»r Sack 6s>, per lb ... 0 2 HOPKINS'Ib Frame Honey ...^ j. 1 0 Potatoes, Potatoes (spleudid sample), SOllJsforls, . POTATOES, per owt „ ... o 0 KARLY FLUKES SEED in quantitiea.. Teas-New Teas! Just recehed CHESTS and HALFCHSiTS of well-selected NEW SEASON TEAS. Sold as follows:— f ' ». d, TEA, a Good Family, per lb (tbt it) 2 0 Do. Excellent Mixed, perlb... ..2 6 Do. Very Ohoioe, fine flarored, mixed 8 0 Do. Green, per lb ... 2 6 Do. Orange Pekoe, per lb ... i.. 0 0 Do. China, in $lb pa-ks Is, per lb ... 2 ,6 All other Gbocbbibs £q<tallt Chbap CABBAGE PLANTS, in anjj qiian^ty. ; 9d per 100. • ; l\,['f Garden Seeds. IN order to give the Thames growers a change of VEGETABLE, and other SEEDS, a Large Assortment has- armed By U.S. Co.'s " EO COMAHANA." From one of the oldest and mort careful Seeismen of Melbourne, which will be sofd WHOLESALE AND BETAMi AT VERf LOW KATES I These Seeds, coming as they 4o,from a country whose climate is far superior .for ripening and harvesting seeds th*n New Zealand, may be depended upon for ricaiity before any grown in this country. Those who know the advantages of a Change of Seed should patronise— W. WOOD (Ik this Likk Especially), CBNTAAL CHEAP MART. ■ 1933 ROGERS'and Bakers' Bag* and Wmp pins Papers printed «m»n wtes a fc ip KvMHtna «T4» OflVe*. BWEST designs in type on hand, and constant additions being mad* at tbs -mi«n HTtR O|R(W Tkk difference between a Gent and* Gentle man .—The Gent turns up what he haa for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into MoGowak's and says, Mao gire me a pound of jour Tsa, apd send for order every week i