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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4000, 24 October 1881, Page 2

, cyH ■ r\ a -hs c s OF AfJSW AND "CUSHION ABLE hoods fe§r : 'AJiJßJ NOW BEINGSOLD ! : ' ] ' . .: '".'. at... ". . . :WT Extremely Low Prices ! ' • : ; ' .' AT CLOONAN'S. (LATE COSGRAVH AND CO.) SPECIAL T INBB--|t/r ILLINEEY: CALICOES, "") j w PRINTS, I \ pompadoues, i S 1 : SATEENS, J * 18 c a * sB s ..; i ■ TO AEEIVE— i : T WEEDS —From MOSGIEL, ' WOOLOOMOOLOO, GEELONG, WAENAMBOOL. • m a i l on 'in g ; IN ALL ITS BEANCHES. < TEOUSEES — (To Order)-From 15s. • Well Shrunk and Well Cut. "I EEADY MADE CLOTHING. AT ! ' COST TEICE— ''' TO CL EAKAT CLOONAN'S, LATE C O S,G E A V E AN DC 0. . .. ■ . '■-,':■'[■■■[_.'■ .-.■ f ■. :;' .•-LAND FOE THE PEOPLE. EIGHT OF SELECTION. WAITOKI BLOCK, THAMES VALLEY. THE Owners'of this Excellent Block of Land are prepared to LEASE for a term of years, or SELL for Cash, or on Deferred Payments, any portion of the above in such areas us may,bo desired. The Thames Valley Kuilway Line, the Main Road to the rising districts of Waitoa, and the County road to To Aroha all run through the properly; while iv addition to the above advuntages there is an extensive frontage to bhe Wai ou Eiver, on the i pposite bank of which is situated the Thames Borough Endowment. This Block is admirably adapted for cutting up into email Farms! godd frontages can be given to each Lot. ■ Intending Purchasers or Lessees are requested to inspect;, and make their Selections early. For bona fide settlers with email means this is a rare opportunity of securing really .Good Land in a firat-claes position at a ■modenito price, and on easy terniv Plans may be seen and full particulars obtained on application to— FEAT E E B EOS., LAND AGENTS, AUCKLAND AND THAMEB. •' l ■■■' ■ " ' '2751 rVXIDE OF TEON DAJNT. PBEPAEED BY THB : THAMES PAINT MANUFACTfJEING COMPANY, Thames, New Zealand, Chahles Hill ... ... Manager, IS THE CHEAPEST PAINT— For all kinds of Wood work—Bridges, , Barne> G-ates, and Out-buildinga ■ • For Machinery, Steam Boilers/and every , description of. Iron work For Ships and Boats For Agricultural Implements ' For Branding Sheep !* For Marking Flour jiags, Sacks, and Bales For Priming all kinds of Work ■ In durability ifc i« oqml to two coats of Lead paint; ifc preserves all material covered by it from dooiy, and is not either a poison or injurious to'health. Weatherboards, shingles, to., puinted with it will resist fire, C:in be had in powder, or ground in oil. Agents for the Thames District: — John Bead, Brown sreet. James Renshaw, Owen street. Layery and Wjiiteuoose, To Aroha. • Kouq-h, tough—heathery, leathery—Tweeis for working-men mil romping boy^, for Is 6J a yard, at Gloos&ts's. —[Advt.] A. Cookson, J3well«r, having removed to more convenient premises, "So. 14, Brown street, next door feo Mr Burra, stationer, begs to state that he is still prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him in his usual workmanlike style, and takes this opportunity of most respectfully thanking his friends and patrons for their liberal support ainee commencing business, and hopes to still merit that Bupport by strict attention to business, Qpmbined with superior and "practical wotk-«-rn.anship ~A. Cookson,,. jeweller, No. 14, Brown street.—[Adtt.] . "Man wants but little here below, but wunts that little strong." Certainly 1. - Strong, mild, or medium < cigarette tobacco to be obtained at MoLivaJi.'s, Brown street.— [Adti] •