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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3902, 1 July 1881, Page 3

_ P.;''. jry . Great Clearing" Cheap. Sale OF DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND CLOTHING. S. HETHERINGTON, POLLEN STREET, ordered largely Goods from London for WINTER TRADE, which J_jL were expected to arrive here in the ftonth of March, through unforseen circumktances the ship was a month later in leaving London than advertised time, and in coding out made a eery'long passage.. ..ftlich ca^-d the goods to be-two. months late fc£r the season's trade :,"tu the rgga^mie I -jy^fe?»h>ed to buy extensively m. the Colonial markets to suppl^g^^&TtPW'thter Goods which I had ordered from LonAon-r^eiseqgmt^bnikoek is far too heavy for the usual trade demands, and rather thaiHreep it over till next winter would prefer to Sacrifice it at a ■■'e-'QHEAP'.OiiEAKENG-OUT SALE, GWma tire Thames inhabitants an opportunity of BUYING WINTER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, and CLOTHING at Greatly Reduced Kates. When Selling Off we offer the Whole Stock at a proportionate scale of reductions, not making a few attractive articles cheap, but Sell ALL our goods equally reduced for Cash. S. HETHERINGTON would especially draw attention to his Large Stock of Seasonable English & Colonial MILLINERY. - Also to the LADIES', GIRLS' and CHILDREN'S JACKETS — And ULSTERS, some of which WILL BE SOLD ATA GREAT SACRIFICE! \m f^° The Sale Commenced on Saturday, 25th June. THE BOOT AND SHOE STOCK WILL ALSO BE SOLD AT REDUCED RATES DURING THE SALE. S. HETHERINGTON, POLLEN STREET.

Provisions R. WALKER & CO., BROWN STREET, IN ADDITION TO THE NEW STOCK OF Groceries and Oilmen's Stores, HAVE JUST OPENED UP a Splendid Assortment CROCKE R V, Which, having been Bought on very favorable terms, will be Sold at Remarkably Low Prices. J®" ft THE ATTENTION OF PARTIES REQUIRING CROCEERY IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. EVERYTHING GOODJ EVEI%THING NEW! EVERYTHING CHEAP!! ROBERT WALKER & CO, BROWN STREET! GRAHAMSTOWN.

THAMES COFFEE ROOMS (Next MoLrvan's), BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN, ARE NO W O PEN. FULLJAMES AND SCOTT, j PROPRIETORS. I HOT PIES, with COFFEE, TEA, on COCOA, 6dA VISIT WILL NOT BE REGRETTED. 1913 THAMES CATTLE MARKET. BANKS~& CO., STOCK & COMMISSION AGENTS. MARKET each THURSDAY, at their YARDS, PARAWAI, at 2 p.m., for SALE of STOCK of all descriptions, PRODUCE, &c. Consignees of Stock can depend upon every attention being given. Good Paddock Accommodation, and Prompt Account Sales. : 132S HOLDEN'B 42s Silver Hunting Watch, Guaranteed 2 years. I WISH it to be understood tb*t my object in selling 3s Tea is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number jsnumber one, therefore try McQowan's 3b

TIfELBOURNE I'QQI H. N . ABBOTT'S ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES OK THE MELBOURNE CUP. 10,000 Subscribers at £1 each. About 250 Prizes. First Horee ... 1,500? Second Horse 700? Tbird Horse ... 400? Other Starters (divided) ... ... 1,500? Non Starters (divided) 2,700? Ten Prizes afc 100Z ench ... ... 1,000? Twenty Prizes at 50Z each I.OOOZ One Hundred Prizes at 12? each ... 1,200? £10,000 Skciai. Pbize foe Eauxy Applicants. To induce early application a Prize of £20 will be given away amongst the First 4,000 Subscribers. THAMES AGENTS: Mr Thos. Lawless and Mr Thos. Gakbbtt, Exchange Hotel. Please add exchange to cheques, and stamp for reply; an extra stamp if reault is required by post. H. N. ABBOTT, United Service Hotel, Auckland. June, 1881. 2179 The Niagara fall* is a sight-never to b*, forgotten. There are many waterfall! but only one MOGOWAX telling 3s T*^