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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4236, 29 July 1882, Page 3

' Notices maize! ' mmze! .; • . maiz^t •; :' SPLENDID lf£Y SAMPLK. SIXTY-FOUR BAGS 5 Shillings per Bushel; 4s 9d per Bushel by the Sack, iQA SACKS~PItIME CANTERL&K) BURY POTATOES; 4s 6d per Cwt. ; 4s per Cwt. by the Sack. r Buyers of Lar^e Parcels liberally dealt wilh. ; Xt . ... ■ J. CLARK'S, KAR AX A BRID GE, POLLEN STREET. GARDEN SEEDS.! \ GARDEN SEEDS!! T U S T R E C E I V E D—j (Pee s s. Manipouei, from Melboubne) A Splendid Assortment of 6AE DEN S'E EDS, ■ j Comprising — , ONIONS, CABBAGE, LETTUCE, BEANS, I PEAS, CAULIFLOWERS, KADISH,----■&.0., &C, : Whioli is undoubtedly the Finest Aesortment eTer received on the Thames. They will be-Bold at AUCKLAND PRICES, and c^n be relied on. i Also, direct, from Canterbury, a Magnificent Sample of Lapstone Kidney Seed Potatoes. -.<®r JUST~ARRIVED— EX RlifG-Ar.3OMA, FBOM SXDNEI — ORANGES, MANDARINS, AND LEMONS. James Jeffery, Bbown Stseet, Geahamstown. TOM HERON "DEGS TO INTIMATE THAT HE HAS OPE NED THE GOVERNOR BOWEN HOTEL, where he intends keeping ihe BEST Brands of Liquorl. The Commercial Rooms will be supplied with Home and Colonial Papers. Sporting Telegraniß will be posted -during the season in the Club Rooaaa. The Ordinary, at 12.30, will be run on a style thai has never been tried yet on the Thames. T.H.'e experience as ah Assayer of longstanding will he at the disposal of h\» customers. He intends opening a private assay office on the premises, thus establishing a long felb want in this district. Pure WhiskyNo Headaches. WEARS & CO.] _ [WEARS & CO. "IVrEW pURED TTAMS AND B A C O N. NEW CURED HAMS & BACON. PRIME SALT BUTTER PRIME SALT BUTTER. NEW. SEASON TEAS NEW SEASON TEAS. BOYAL NAVY COCOA ROYAL NAVY COCOA. .'Jjj,-."5a3-r talus in 1 ||1 New Season " T E AS AT . I'l i jVEExxRiO & O0« S Jl , LIGHT OF AGE KEROSENE LIGHT OF AGE KEROSENE WOOD'S FLOUR r^rTTl WOOD'S FLOUR. .rictus 4( Co., TEA DEALERS, &c, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. BRA N C H "Ft OEES AT WAITEKAURI. The best test of the'interesfc of a book is its capability of being read .» wcond time ditto forSiTsA,