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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4033, 1 December 1881, Page 3

Notices MBABB & CO.] [MIAEB & CO. NOWLANDING-, w: I 90 PACKAGES New Season Teas CHESTS, HALF-CHEBTB, BOXES. I _____*»• We commend these TEAS to the notice of our namerooi Friends aud Castor \ mers, feeling confident it is im- , possible to obtain better < Value. i. —— j Now Landimo— \" f "I f\r\ CASES, BOX Kb, _ud PACJ^ XUU AGES Groceries and Oilmen Stores OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Now Lindino— OQrj BAGSCHAFF Now Lauding— CANTERBURY BACON, HAMS, CHEESE, <fee., Ac. Now Landing— MAIZE, OATS, BEAN, SHARPS,,; &c, &c, &o. ' ' ! All Goods at Lowest Prices, * WHOLESALE OB EETAIL. ! ______________ i( jjj_f~Mearst€o; Tea Beetlers AND - / , ' .' } GENEEAL MERCHANTS; ; 'j t POLLEN STREET, THAMES. BRANCH STORES, WAITEKAUEI. NOTICE. : , TO THE SETTLERS OF THE WAITEKAURI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. MB A. SHEPHARD begs to return hi» BEST THANKS for the more thin Liberal P-tronsge accorded him *iiiee^h«A commenced business in the above District/ •nd now infotms the Minere, Settler*; Und! others that he has disposed of the Grocery and Diapery Business to Messrs MfiAltd AND CO., and solicits a continuance of the same Liberal Patronage for that Firm.' ' > WITH reference to the abore, >c have' much pleuure in i-fbrmirig., 1 the, Settlers and Others that we are now adding a LARGE STOCK of GROCEfU_S. DRAPERY, and all OTHE-t QuOuS' usually required in a Country tttore, so' Cos* tomers can rely on receiving best attention, and all Goods sold at Lowest possible. Prices. MEABS"<& CO., "/. POLLEN STREET, THAMES, AND, WAITEEAURI. tr 3131, IHMBNBE KEDUOTIONSi; FOB ' '' "':' CHRISTMAS! W. GRIBBLE HAS determined to give CASH Cus*! tomers the benefit during the next THBEE MONTHS ; ' of a Splendid block of . general groceries, china,, glass, & crockery.war!.. Latest Moveltiesll . A Vine assortment of TOBACCOS, PIPES, CIOABB, CIOABETraB,^ & cvT'VT-'Cheapest in Town. r Cash-A. FEW CHEAP LINES—CW., Currants, 7d per lb. Swiss Milk, 3 tins for Raisins, 8d „ 2s 9d. Sultanas, 9d „ Chocolate, Is per lb. Fresh Salmon, lib tin Cocoa, Is 8d , „ , 10d. Pl-id Matches, 7d, Cornflour, 8d per lb. per dozen. ETXBXIHINa ChBAP. . , , ;• 5 per cent. Reduction on all cash orders from one pound and upwards. < < i Q00D& DE-IVEB-D TO ALL PABTS -OJ THf' TOWN AKD -TJBUBBS. Conte and Inspect Stock at—. i ' W. GKIBBLE'S, tOLLEN STREItT, SHORTLAND. TO HIKUTAIA AND PURIRI. OALLAOHE t'S TIME TABLE. MR E. GALLAGHER begs to intimate '„ that his 'Bus will run daily between the Thames, Hikutaia, Puriri, and Kirikiri as' follows;— From Baker's tables, PoU ' len street 2.30 afternoon. „ Kirikiri 3.15 „ ; „ Puriri 4.15 „ •'; From Hikutaia 8 morniDg. •.'_ „ Puriri 9 „ „ Kirikiri 10 „ MUSICAL. M THE WHEEL A, ORGANIST St. • George's Church. ■ \ "■•■ Pianos and Harmoniums Tuned, Repaired,, and Regulated as required, or by the year. „ , Orders may be left with Mr Jbhbbsok, ' , Shortland, or Mr McLitbb, Grabamstowjo. ; I 3019 »■ ' i " A DIIP embrowned tint whion telu> the I nature of the leaf MoQdWAH sells" at _• » pound*