Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3945, 20 August 1881, Page 3

Lands nnd Houses MONEY TO LEND. v••E YE "U LSt'M Si * F M' >M KY rJ O 0 LKND, AT CUHKRNT KaTKS. MONEY 'INVR--TKD in CTOCKS, and MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED Free of Cost; to Investors and Lenders. FOE SALR-250 Acres (Agricultural Lease) at Waitawbeta, Ohinemuri; nil in Grtia«. Fenced, «nd Mib-divided; at p-esent Lewd to Mr Frank; YN for £100 per annum. Price, £600 —i bargain. FOE SAF.E— A. Seven-roomed COT- I TAGE and Freehold Allotment, I Mackay street—Cheap. * FOE SALE—6O Acres Good Forest LAND; price, £20. FOE SALE—Three COTTAGES on Freehold Allotments, Sealey street. FOE SALE—That Excellent EESIDKNCK. Sandes sfrc t. with Largo Freehold Allotment, nf present in I lie occupation of L. J, Bagnail, Kcq. FOR SALE-A Good Block of LAND, Thames Valley. FOE SALE—A Very Comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Several Acres of Freehold, beautifully laidout. FB.ATER BROS. LAND AGENTS, Auckland and Thames. 2577 Notices Cheap Earthenware AT McGOWAFS! A LARGE QUANTITY of CUP 3 and SAUCERS, only fid. Jugs, Mugs, and Miscellaneous Earthenware will be Sold at Greatly B educed Prices. COVERED JUGS and TEAPOTS—a great variety at Low Rates. Large Size Platsa and Dishes—Vebt Cheap A NE# LINE. Splendid LEATHEE POETEMAN. TKAUX, much below ordinary rates. McCAUL'S COLONIAL OVENS, and all Thames Manufactured Goods, at Maker*'s Prices. SHOE ami SCKUBB««?"BBUSHKS at various rates. HAIR, BASS and AMEEICAN BROOMS—Cheap. tTa. Notwithstanding all that has been said by Merchants and Tea Brokers of the Excellence of the " Bowen" Teas, the telegrams that first arrived Announcing an Inferior Crop are borne out by this Shipment, as the BOWEN TEAS are not up to LAST YEAES SUPPLIES. I am happy to inform MY CUSTOMERS and the PUBLIC that by Securing a Repeat Order, I am in position te> SUPPLY by far the BEST TEAS ON THE THAMES. Try McGowaa's for Earthenware ! Venus Tobacco at McGowan's! Try McGowan's for », TEA! Bollerson and Son, HAVE JUST RECEIVER, EX ' BOBEALI3 ' — HA TONS of WOOD'S FLOUR in L\j Sacks and Bags. BX ' ANNABEL.' 70 Sacks of Fine Sharps 72 do Prime Potatoes 10 do Meek's Oatmeal — FINE QUAIITY We haTe alao in Sfock Adelaide FLOUR, Fifth and Soppett'a Be«t Flour, and Firstclass Fowl Wheat, and New Zealand Maize. TO ARRIVE, vm ' T. B. Tayt,o« '— 100 Snrks of Bran 10 do Anderson's Oatmeal dgjT TRY onr BREAD, delivered to all parts of the Field, made from the Beet Flour procurable. EOLLEESON and SON, BAKJSRS »AND PRODUCE DEALERS, Whole-ale and Retail, KARAKA ROAD. EVERY variety ot Label iof '-o|li^wate Manufacturers, in letter-press. Superior deeigni in lithograph, at the Etuonq Stab Says Duguld : " Hoo are.yotty Maggie ? " "Am no woel ava, Dugald.l^' Dugald : " Ay, ay ! will I make of you n cuo of tea ? I bey gome o' McGowan'd here." " No, no, Dugald, he'll do no coot." " Will I make you a newporn egg ? " " !■''« no "*e i Dugald ; I'm no weel whateffer, man." " Weel, Maggie, will I marry of you ? " "Oh, Dugald, you make me laugh, an' me no weel. Get me some o' that tea uyo ? "—[ApYT.]