Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3942, 17 August 1881, Page 3

Rollerson and Son, HAVE JUST RECEIVED PEE ' ADVANCE,' £}£)[\ BIGS of WOOD'S FLOUR /LL\J 60 Sacks Ditto. PEK 'BANNOCIiBUBN,' 50 Sacks of OATS, 40 B:igsof Meek's OA.TMEAL. j HAVE ALSO IN STOCK—• Adelaide Flour, Crown Brand and Soppett's Best Flour; and also fine Sharps, Maize, &c, first-class Fowl Wueat; also a parcel of good butter in kegs. All the above at Lowest Pbices fou Cash. ALSO TO AIIBTVE PER ' BOREATjTS '—" 20 tons of Wood's Flour, 5 „ Meek's „ 1 (( „ Oatmeal. ROLLERSON and SON, BAKERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS, KARAKA. S4T Try our BREAD—delivered daily— made from the Best Flour procurable. J. BRIGHT, NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, AND FRUirER. BEG 3to inform his customers and friends he has REMOVED to a MORE CENTRAL POSITION in POLLEN STREET, neah MARY STREET, where he begs to solicit a continuance of their patronage, and Hops by a careful, diligent at^ loiilioii loMuMr ivqtiiromcnts to give further sai.i6fant.ioti. European grown' VEGETABLES and FRUIT at Ain-kliin.i pries. A fine sample o/' KTwNKY SiiKD POTA.TOISS, Id per ib. All orders lelt ut the shop delivered as sptwdiiy a> pessibb. Also—J- B. vrill olrar tor saic, next door to Mr Hetherington's, English Oaks, 4d each ; Inaignis Pines, 6d each ; some Fruit Trees, Ib each and upwards; Roaea and Ornamental iShrubs to replace those B*ept away by the late llood. HOLDER'S 42s Silver Hunting Watch, Guaranteed 2 years. 1 wish it to be understood thut my object in selling 3s Tea i 3 the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number isnumber one, therefore try McGowan'b. 3s Is*