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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4214, 4 July 1882, Page 3

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Notices MEARS &Co.] [MEARS & CO. NOW LANDING— <O>7K BOXES AND PACKAGES GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STOEES OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION. t3p*i[earß'Co NOW LANDING— IAA BOXES CANDLES. '«- MEABS & CO. NOW LANDING— 1 f\n BAGS GOOD FEED OATS I\J\J (Price Low.) m* mbars & 00. NOW LANDING— MAIZE, WHEAT, BAELEY, &c, &c, &c. SPT MEARS & CO. NOW LANDING, AND TO AEEIVE— A f\f\ BAGS GOOD OATEN 4UU CHAFF. 'Tm° MEARS & GO. TO AEEIVE FEOM SOUTH— SHAEPS, BEAN, BACON, HAMS, CHEESE, POTATOES, (Good Sample, &c, &c, &c. MEARS & CO. TEAIS. XX TE AEE NOW GIVING SPLENW DID VALUE IN TEASft^* None can offer better value. — STOREKEEPERS SUPPLIED ON — LIBERAL TERMS. JMe<Mrs~4fl Co.) GENEEAL MEECHANTS, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. BEANCH STORES AT WAITEKAUEI. J. S. HART, GUNMA X E R, POLLEN STREET (Opposite the Gas Works), BEGS to inform the Sportsmen and public of the Thames and surrounding district, that he has received per ships " Coromandel," " May Queen," and " Duhcraig " AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SPORTING MATERIAL, and per Orient steamer " Liguria " a large and splendid stock of Hammerless and other Breech and Muzzle loading Guns, Rifles, Reyolrers, &c, made by W. and C. Soott and Son (winners of gold medal at late Sydney Exhibition) and Messrs T. Bland and Sons, of London. J.S.H.'b stock for the coming season (the largest ever in this district) will be sold at prices unusually moderate. All goods are imported from the Best English Makers, and with the judgment arising from over 28 years' practical working as a gunsmith at the trade. > A few prices are quoted, but inspection is invited te jadge of the quality and prices :— £ Si U. D.B. Pin fire, Breech loader at ... 4 10 0 do. Central do. do from... 710 0 do. do. Choke bored at ... 8 0 0 £9, £10, £}2, £14, and £16— erery description of action in stock, Damascus barrels, rebounding locks, &cS.B. Central Fire Breech loaders from ... ... ... -. 7 0 0 D.B. Hammerless 0.F.8. Loading Guns, highly finished and latest improvements, at ... ••• 21 0 0 D.B. Muzzle-loading Guns from ... 2 10 0 S.B. do do. do., ... 1 3 0 Revolvers—Breech loading do. ... 10 0 Eley's Cartridge Cases, per 100, 5s and 6s. So. do. do. best green, per 100,75. Curtis' and Harvey's diamond grain Gun powder, per lb, ss. Do., do., second quality, 3s 6d. Cartridges faithfully loaded to order. In stock, a large variety of Revolver, Rifle, and Shot Cartridges, Gun Wadding, all Bizes; Shot, all sizes and description, Sporting; Cutlery and gun apparatus of every kind. All Goods will be found as cheap as anywhere in N.Z. Country, Orders carefully attended to. [Established on the Thames 1868.] 3809 The Niagara falls is a sight never to be forgotten. There are many waterfalls but only on© MoGowaw wiling 8s T»A

Amusements Skating Kink. ST. GEOEGE'S ;HALL, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at "..'<. 7 p.m. "■. '■ ' 4116 T. KEEVEK". Business Notices Fulljames & Scott, BAKE It S AN DCONFECTIONEBS. T)EBT BRKAD at 3Jd PER LOAF TKY OUR SPECIALITIES POEK PIES! SAUSAGE BOLLS! OYSTEE PATTIES MELTON-MO WBEAY PIES. HOT MEAT PIES at ALL HOURS. SOIEEES, SUPPERS, and EVENING PARTIES catered for in best style at Reasonable Eates. and BIRTHDAY CAKES made to order at shortest notioe. Note the Address— ACME BAKERY, ROLLEBTON STREET, SHORTLAND. THAMES COFFEE EOOMS, Bbotot btbekt, Gbahimbtown. HOT PIES! HOT PIES! r\ ENTTINE SCOTCH MEAT PIEB Ix OAK BE OBTAINED AT JAMES FORGIE'S, POLLEN STREET, E V E E V S A TU E D AY. CANNOT BE EXCELLED. GIVE THEM A TEIAL 4045 RemovalSto New Premises. James Jeffery, Fjbuitbbeb, Bbown Stbeet, IN Removing from bis old shop to those More Commodious Premises almost adjoining, and until lately known as " Waller's," wishes to Return his Most Hearty Thanks to the Thames public for their very liberal Support since commencing business here, and to assure them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of their patronage. APPLES! APPLES!! APPLES!!! I am now receiving regular Shipments or the celebrated OHINJEMURI APPLES, which are now so well known on the Ihames either for Cooking or Dessert, and am prepared to sell them by the Case, or in Retail parcels at the lowest market rates. No better Fruit ia to be had. THREE TONS of Splendid EATING POTATOES just received. They are a beautiful sample, and I will sell them cheap. An Other FEUITS in Season. To Arrive next month from Melbourne— A Large and Varied Assortment of GARDEN SEEDS Which will be sold at Auckland Prices. JAM E S JEFF EE V, Brown street, Grahamstown. 3634 [Established 1868] ; H. STIIiWELL, NUESEErMAN, Pabawai, Thames, i\ ISHES again to thank his numerous »* Customers for their patronage and recommendation, My Stock this season com* prices 50,000 two year Thorn Quicks, price per 1000 15s cash; Apples, Pears, Plums, Figs, Apricots, Nect.rinee, Peaches, Lemons, Mulberry, Guavas, Quince, Loquate, Pome* granute, Almonds, Grapes, Gooseberries, Strawberries, and Rhuburb; Shelter and other Trees, 1000 Blue Gums, Pines Ineigaas and other Pines, Cupreesus, Ligustrumi, Laurels, also Prickly Barberry for hedge planting (this hedge is proof against the ' leech); Magnolias,Camelias, Azalias, Daphes, Heaths, and a grand collection of Greenhouse Plants

The difference between a Gent and a (Jenfcls man ;—The Q-ent turns up what he has for a nose and lays, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into McGowan's and iays, Mac give m a pound of jour Tea, and send for order •Tery woek* •