- Notices MEA.US & CO.] [MEABB & CO. NOW LANDING--90 PACKAGES New Season Teas CHESTS, HALF-CHESTS, BOXES. We commend these TEAS to the notice of our numerous Friends and Customers, feeling confident it is impossible to obtain better Value. i Now Landing— 1 AH CASEB, BOXES, and PACK. IUU AGES Groceries and Oilmen Stores OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Now Landing— OAABAGS CHAFF Now Landing— CANTERBURY BACON, HAMS, CHEESE, &c, &c. Now LandingMaize, OATS, BRAN, SHARPS, &c, &c, &c. All Goods at Lowest Peices, wholesale oe eetail. Tea JDeaiers AND GENEEAL MEECHANTS, POL.LEN STREET, THAMES. ASD BEANCH STOEES, WAITEKAUEI. N 0 T ICE. TO THE SETTLERS OF THE WAITEKAUKI AND SUEKODND--IJNG DiSXiilCrS. MR A. SHEPHAKD begs to return bis BEST THANK.S for the more than Liberal Patronage accorded him since he commenced bimntss in the abofe District, and now informs the Miners, Settlers, and others that he has disposed of Ihe Grocery and Drapery Business to Messrs MEARS AND CO., and solicits a continuance of the ' same Liberal Patronage for that Firm. I ■ ' ■ ■ i !_— - | WITH reference to the above, we have, \ much pleasure in informing the , Settlers and Others that we are. now adding a LARGE STOCK of GROCERIES, |'DRAPERY,.. and all OTHER GOODS usually required in a Country Store, so Customers can rely on receiving best attention, and all Goods sold at Lowest possible Prices. ■ I MEARSF& CO./ POLLEN STEEET, THAMES, AND | WAITEEAUEI. I 3131] , . . | IMMENSE REDUCTIONS FOB CHEISTMAS! ] W. GRIBBLE HAS determined to give CASH Cubtomers the benefit during the next THBBE MONTHS of a Splendid Stock of GENERAL GEOCEEIES, CHINA, GLASS, & CROCKERY.WAEE. Latest Novelties !"I A Fine assortment of . TOBACCOS, FIFES, CIGABS, CIGABETTBS, & cUT-tJF— Cheapest in Town. Cash-A FEW CHEAP LINES- Cash. Currants, 7d per lb. Swiss Milk, 3 tins for Raisins, 8d „ 2s 9d. Sultanas, 9d „ Chocolate, Is per lb. Freßh Salmon, lib tin Cocoa, Is 8d „ lOd. Plaid Matches, 7d Cornflour, 3d per lb. per dozen. Evebxxhing Cheap. 5 per cent. Reduction on all caßh orders from one pound and upwards. ■ GOODE D£tIVEBKD TO AIIII FABT9 OF THK TOWN AND SUBOBBB. Come and Inspect Stock at— W. GEIBBLE'S, POLLEN STREET, SHOETLAND. TO HIKUTAIA AND PUEIEI. GALLAGHE .'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, Pollen street 2.30 afternoon. „ Kirikiri ... ... 3.15 „ „ Puriri ... ... 4.15 „ From Hikutaia ... ... 8 morning. „ Puriri 9 „ „ Kirikiri 10 „ MUSIC AL. MTREWHEELA, ORGANIST. St. • George's Church. Pianos and Harmoniums Tuned, Repaired and Regulated as required, or by the year. Orders may be left with Mr Jeffebsov, Shortland, or Mr McLivbb, Grahamstown. __^ 3019 ROENNAU'S Chestß of Drawers an /Chiffoniers are still the Admiration.— Tables from 7s 6d each.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4043, 13 December 1881, Page 3
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