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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3911, 12 July 1881, Page 3

Drapery JOST OPENED UP AT J.MARSHALL'S NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURED MEN'S YOUTHS', AND BOYS' CLOTHINGTWEEDS ! i BLANKETS! FLANNELS ! HOSIERY 1 AND YARNS! MANUFACTURED FROM PURE WOOL BY THE KAIAPOr, MOSGIBL, AND BoSLYN MILLS. J, Marshall, ALBEET STBEET. Notices TEA DEALERS, IMPORTERS OF THE m FINEST and PUREST | TEAS, IU J^s GROCERIES, /jfl <*^ OILMEN'S STORES, u{fl^ £^ COFFEES, SPICES, U jy* SUGARS, , TOBACCOS & CIGARS. "* W> CONFECTIONARY, J^p _ COLONIALPRODUCE, ■"■* BEST CANTEBBDRY &** HAMS, BACON, CHEESE, PRODUCE, „» Hg, PROVISIONS or every >w DESCRIPTION. rv^ AIso—MAIZE, OATS, <^^ !■■■( BRAN, SHABP3, "^& POTATOES, CHAFF, 2« , &c, &c, h*rt ji Wholesale and Retail at \?4m : Lowest Prices. pl^ Y^R POE CiIEA-PNESS and JjX QUALITY NO P^ l^H OTHER HOUSE CAN SURPASS US. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. I J. BRIGHT, NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, PARAWAT, WILL Hold a CLEARING-OUT SALE . FOB A JEW WEEKS OF FRUIT & FOREST TBEES, OBNAMENTAX BHBUB3, ROSES, CaMBLTAS Flowebs, and Seeds, AT REDUCED PRICES. AIso—FINE SEED KIDNEY POTATOES at Id per lb. Purchaiers will fine! it to their advantage to apply early. At a very pleasant tea party, the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping McGowan 's best, turned to Mr and asked wliafc form ha -would prefer to inhabit ? IV he dissolved in 8s Tba madam.

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