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! / Educational KAUAEBANGA BO¥S' SCHOOL. EVENING- CLASSES held each MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, »nd FRIDAY EVENING, eommencihgjafc 7.30 pirn. . A. Geebing, 3673 Teacher. Business Notices • -■■ • " / - Great Bargains! Liberal Discount! POLLEN STSEBT.- --'r ■ AN INSPECTION OF 'NEW STOCK INVITED SPERM CANDLES, 9d and lOd per lb PARAFFIN CANDLES, Is per lb PLAID MATCHES, 7d per dozen CORNFLOUR,- 83 per lb . WHITE SAGO, 6d per lb / EGG- POWDER, lOd per tin . CUSTARD POWDER, la 2d per box A FINE STOCK OF CHOICE A Special Bargain to be had now at I|6 lb. Tby a Sampie—Spttodid Quality. Pbime Salt Suites, Cheese, & Bacon. Just Opened a fine show of China, Glass, and Crockery Ware.—Cblored fGups and Saucers, at 5d and 6d ; -Blue Sprig do., at 9d; Cheap Glassware, new: Cheap Toilet' Sets, new j Cheap Bruehware, new.* PRODUCE! PRODUCE! PRODUCE! Maize, 6s 3d per bushel; Wheat,, Oats Bran, Sharps, Potatoes, Tlour, etc., CHEAP —delirered to, all parts of :the Town or outdistricts. Country Orders.carefully attended W. GBIBBLE, POLLEN STREET M. WHITEHEAO, BOOTMAKER, , / CALLS^attention to his Large/ and 'Varied Assortment of BOOTS AND SHOE& FOR WINTER WEAR. LADIES' Levant, Leather, and Ki4 Boots— • "best English make.'"' GENTS' Balmorals and Elastic Boots, "out own make." LADIES' and GENTS' Felt, Patent, Buff, and Woolwork Slippers. GIRLS' and Bojs' Strong Winter Boots. LADIES' Cloth Boots and GolosW GIRLS' and Boys' Slippers—Cheap. MEN'S Watertights, Leggings, Bluchers, 4c. CHILDREN'S and Babies' Boots und Shoes in great variety. l CORK SOLE 3, 6d pair. .....,, LADIES'and GENTS' Boots and aboca .of every description made to order. "But yoitb Boots at WHITEHEAD'S, (And Keep xotrn Fhkt Dry." HOT PIES! HOT PIESJ /GENUINE SCOTCH MEAT PIES ; CAN BE OBTAINED At ; JAMES POLLEN STStEET, lIB.V EEY SArUKDAY. CANNOT BE EXCELLED. GIVE THEM A TEI AL 4045 . [Established 1868.].. , H. STILWELL, NUESEfirMAN, Pabawai, Thames, WISHES again to thank his numerous ■ Customers for their patronage and recommendation, My Stock this season com*' prises 50,000 two year Thorn Quicks, price per 1000 15s cash; Apples, Pears, Plumi, Figs, Apricots, Nectrines, Peaches, Lemons, Mulberry, G-uayas, Quince, Loquate, Pomegranate, Almonds, Grapes, Gooseberries,; Strawberries, and Rhuburb; Shelter and' other Trees, 1000 Blue Gums, Pines Insigaas and other Pines, Cupressuß, Ligustrums, Laurels, also Prickly Barberry for hedge planting (this hedge is proof: egainst the leech) ; Magnolias, Cameliae, Azalias, Dapbes,' Heaths, and a grand collection of Gie^nhouaf Plant*
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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4228, 20 July 1882, Page 3
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383Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4228, 20 July 1882, Page 3
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