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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4260, 26 August 1882, Page 2

Visitobb from Auckland, who venture to penetrate beyond the remains of the onceglorious Grahamstown into the interior of the supposed defunct village of Thames are surprised to find what a populous and wellestablished place it is. Their surprise is in* creased when they enter a fsw of the business places in Pollen street, und notice the large stocks on hand, and tint the prices of many of the goods are far below what they have to pay in their own noble city j this is particularly the ease at Mr G-bigg's Music Warehouse, as he imports all his goods direct fiom London, and being at little or no expense for warehouse room, can afford to, and doea, sell them at prices unheard of in many other parts of New Zealand.—[Advt.J

Tub business carried on for so many years past by Mr James tfinlay, in Williamson street, and known, probably, to all our readers, has been removed to more commodious premises in Brown street, two doors from Allawuy's Temperance Hotel. The stock of jewellery is by far the largest nnd best ever on the Thames, and an inspection of same is respectfully invited. The watchmaking branch is still carried on as before by Mr William Finlay.—[Advt.]

" Man wants but little here below, but wants that little strong." Certainly. Strong, mild, or medium cigarette tobacco to be obtained at McLivkb's, Brown Btreet.— LA.dvt.l