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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4213, 3 July 1882, Page 3

Business Notices ROLLERSON & BON BEG- to inform the public of the Thames that they ' ' HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND HAVE TO. ARRIVE— Hf\ TONS of Thoenton, Smith, and I y Fibth's FLOUR, in Sacks and Bags, whioh they are prepared to Sell Wholesale at Mill Prices, A uckland. NEW MAIZEA small shipment of the above has just been received, and they have to arrive— 50 Sacks from Opotiki, 40 „ WHEAT from South 100 „ OATS from South We have also in stock— Flour, Oatmeal, Prime Salt Butter, Oats, Splendid sample of Potatoes, Bran and Sharps, and General Groceries. Try our BREAD and FLOUR, for Quality Unsurpassed. EOLLEESON & SON Ka.ba.ka Boad, BAKEBS, GEOCERS, andPEODUCE DEALEES, 52 WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. M. WHITEHEAD, BOOTMAKER, /"I ALLS attention to his Large and Varied \J Assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES FOR WINTER WEAR. LADIES' Levant, Leathers, and Kid Boots— " best English make." ' GENTS' Balmorals and Elastic Boots, " our own make." LADIES'and GENTS' Felt, Patent, Buff, and Woolwork Slippers. GIRLS* and Boys' Strong Winter Boots. LADIES' Cloth Boots and Goloshes. GIRLS' and Boys' Slippers—Chbap^ MEN'S Watertights, Leggings, Bluchers, &c. CHILDREN'S and Babies' Boots and Shoes in great variety. CORK SOLES, 6d pair. LADIES'and GENTS' Boots and Shoes of every description made to order. " Bur yottb Boots at W HI T E H E A D '■ S, And Keep xoua Fbet Dbt." Tjl I E S T O-.L A S S — TAEANAKI BDTTEE, PEIME KEG BUTTEB, NEW CANTEEBUEY CHEESE, HAMS, and BACON ■■■:■■ AT J. OLARKS, KAKAKA BRIDGE. At a very pleasant tea party.^the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowAN S best, turned to Mr and asked what form be would prefer to inhabit ? T*- he dunked i 3t T^A madam.