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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3999, 22 October 1881, Page 1

Educational — r KAUAERANGA BOYS' SCHOOL rVENING OLASSEB on MONDAY, r - WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at 7.30 Instruction in English; Beok«keeping and Mathematics. Terms—apply to A. GXBBIK&, 2560 . . Assistant Master. mHAMES BOYS' AND GIELS' L HIGH SCHOOL. Head Maßfcer—Mr James Abams, 8.A., London Unirersity. W. H.Aibkt, Second Master. ' - Assistant Teacher—Miss F. Chittt. : ' School fees per quarter, .(striotly. in adran^a.) One pupil, £i 2s'; two pupna, £8 Its 6s i three pupils, £4 14s 6d } four pupils, £6 16a .3d. f . f. ■[ ■:•/..) The Quarter commences on MONDAYi the 3rd October. , - |:: fJ E. A. Hiiro, 1976 . .-.»•':! \fecretary. . WAIOTAHI CREEK- SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES, on . TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 7 pm, Subjects—Undid, Algebjra, Trigonometry, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Ind English. For Terms, apply to— A'«]>M|W Cokhovv, 2669 Head Teaoher. Business Notices; - BOOTS ANB SHOES. JUST RECEIVED, -I q rpBUNKS AND. /71A8ES .... , , OF.- ; ;_. j 4§f New and Fashionable LADIES', GENTS', '& CHILDKEN'S KID, PATENT. AND PRUNELLA, . . BOOfiS AND SHOES: •ELASTIC; BUTTONED, and LACED— GkMT VABIFTI. All NEW Goods—i^EW and Improved , . Sha|fe, <- * J -T-f t. -), n . } ■ Bows for Ladies' Boots—various Patt«roi, Button Hook*, Shoe Horas, Peerless Gloss, Kid Rerirer, Nubian Blacking, &c, &c, &c.{. _.'J_ : _ M. WHITEHEAD, BOOTMAKER, POLLENSTBEET (Cintiil). Cheap Earthenware McGGWAK'SI A LARGE QUANTITY of CUPS and SAUCERS, only 6d. Jugs, Mugs, and Miscellaneous Earthenware will be Sold at Greatly Reduced Prices. COVERED JUGS and TEAPOTS—a great rariety at Low Rates. Large Sise Plates and Dishes—Yxst Cbia ANEW LINE: 3PLEHWD LEATHER PORTEMANTEAtJX, much, below ordinary rates.' . • McCAUL!B COLONIAL OVENS, and all Thames Manufactured Goods, at Maker's Prices. SHOE and SCRUBBING BRUSH HS • at rarious rates. HAIR, BASS and AMERICAN . 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 arrired announcing an inferior crop are borne out by t!:is Shipment, as the "Bowen" Teas are not up to last year's supplies. J am happy to inform my Ous- • tomers and tin Public. that by securing a Repeat Order, I am ■in a ■position to Supply by far the Best Teas on the Thames. Try McGowanV for Earthenware! . Venus Tobacco at McGowan'a J Try McGpwan's for TEA!

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