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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3983, 4 October 1881, Page 1

Drapery J. MARSHALL Has Now Received, AND Commenced OPENING UP, TT IS FIRST LOT OF «\ SPRINGS &C, &C, &C. •JO CASES, ex 'Asbmore, 1 (OWN IMPORTATION), C 1^ CASES, Bought in Colonial Markets. J. M. las also received advices of a Second Shipment of Several Cases, per s.s. ' Litsitania,' to Sydney, WHICH IS NOW DUE. f3T Further Particulars in Foture Advertisement. j J. MARSHALL, . ALBEKTfiSTREET.

General Notices Local Seli-Government. LOCAL Self-Government; being the ques. tion cf the day, the undersigned has determined, in order that its principles may have a fair trial here, to SUPPLY the inhabitants of the Thames wi'h all the BOOTS and SHOES they may require at pbicjbs COS. SIDEEABLY LOWEB THAK HAVE HITHBBTO bebn charged them. The following PRICE LljJT—for Goods made to Order on tlie Premises, not slop made in Auckland —will gire a slight idea of the Reductions that have been made: — - REDUCED CASH PRICE LIST. Gents' Elastic Sides ... ... 15s „ Balmorals ... 16b „ Shoes .... ... ... 14s . „ Wtttcrtights ' 15s „ Bluchers 13a Miners' White Leather Bluch rs ... 12* Ladies' Elas ie Sides ... ... 14a Children's Boot*, from. ... ... 8s Half Soling and Heeling ... ... 4s Don't Fobget the Atoeess :— GEO. GKUOKEE, BJiOWN STKBET, GfiAHAMSTOWif. P.fc!—All Accounts Due to me MUST BE3 PAID AT ONOJS, or. they will be placed in a Solicitor's hands for Recovery. J. BRIGHT, NUKSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, AND BFQ-3 to inform his customers aad fri»nds he bas REMOVED ta a MORE CENTRAL rOSiriON in POLLEN STREET, near MARY STREET, where he begs to solicit a continuance of their patronage, aud uope by a careful, diligent attention to t&oir requirements to gi?e lurthej satisfaction. Also—J.B has for SALE Mammoth Long Red Mangold and Champion Yellow at 2s per lb ; also, Belgiau Carrot for Cattle. A great variety of Peas and Beans. Also—JOß'S TEAR GRASS, remarkable for its quick growth and ornament U habit. It is very suitable tor Bouquets, and when its merits are known it will be extensively growa by farmers.