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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4295, 6 October 1882, Page 1

*":■- Important Notice. ;!■; Have Made :•' SBVBRALt?LI»I£i OV GOODS. ■-." ..- -V"l^^: '"•■"- ' Jfl'r «*^^stiMftlßr* lib tin^ ijOft CUPS and SAUCERS, HAXI A DOZKN TOR 2s 6d» Best Now CURRANTS, only 7d * Colonial OVENS, from 15s. Tinware, al very Low Prices.) Buckets, Tub*, &c—Cheap. Scrubbing Brushes, from 6d. 3 s TEA. UNEQUALLED IN THE COUNTRY. _.JV_ FAM LV ORDERS DEL •?llMl# V "' *& '"L - \\'\~-,..- .'- - =.->r-" .-•' '* ■■ '} 3#. TV A. j THEE BUTCHER OF THE THAMES. I. GRIFFITHS to inform all bis Old Friends and generally that he has secured and Commodious Premises HQILEN S.TREET, at the foot of the Wjaiolahi Road, where he purposes, o' y b n i;n a b v s in c s s :' AS A < ■ .' ■ , • General Biitcher. He will offer sneb advantages to Buyers of Meat as hare never before been preeentod on the Thames. PURCHASERS for CASH will be most Liberally dealt with. $55" Remember the Address :— POLLEN S T EEET (At the FOOT of the WAIOTAHI CREEK). OWEN GRIFFITHS, BUTCHER. IMPORTANT NOTICE. F. Wells & Son HAVE OPENED the Old-established Butcher's Shop, IN OWBN STREET (late in the occupation of Mr Ptnb), WHERE THEY HAVE THE BEST SHOW OF MEAT, ON THE THAMES. F. WELLS & SON, OWEN STREET •,An» TAEAKTJ EOAD.