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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4327, 13 November 1882, Page 3

__ Drapery . J) $ Discount System! J) g I V DISCOUNT SYSTEM! I V S S Discount System! S 8 O E MEW SPRING AND SUMMER O E J f GOODS - S "? ; m ! — NO. W- OPENED UP — m J r j ■ ■ ' IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, I - I - AT i, I s ftTo^ HETnERINGTON'S- «ta **, 18. IK THE —— I§.IHTMI j. n CJEVENTEEN CASES JUST OPENED, p * O DIBEOt MOM LoßDOtf, ** 0 * * • Per Steamer ' Chimborazo,' via Sydoej, /OF*. ... And TWENTY-ONE per Ship Loch Awe, -'^ All of which abe now Marked off " . 7* Per Coat, at 7^ Por C«nt, . Is. 6d. in the MODERATE PRICES, U. «»• W KM c£ So as to Command a Quick Sale. 4» Dißcottnt ofi Cash •"— Discouvt ottOamm Purchase* of £5. . Fullr .™T* per cent, saved by direct p urchtiei of importationg from London, and «U Cußtomen uru wvm m # >i _______^____ buying frcin us get iho benefit of it. _____^______ 10 Per Cent Nineteeu Cases and Bales more to arrive 1Q Piwi flmf *«*w:wwtt, per ship "Margaret Galbraith," expected *W ■ ■ "-Trf *!l. . 2s. in thb Bhort , y from . and further shipments 28. IK TM J? to follow during the Season. jg DISCOTOT OFF CASH n _ . « V n TFM DISOOTTKT OIF CASK Purchaees of £10 and 1J X U U L Ifel Hi M p urchai|e , of £10 , nd upwards. FULLY CARRIED OUT upwwdf. . .AT - '■ . . msoo^T S. Hetherington's, SYSTEM. POLLEN STREET. - SYSTEM. Summer Goods! Summer Qoodsl HAVE JUST OPENED UP A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OP SUMMER GOODS, DIRECT FROM HOME, . Which they hate Marked 10 per CENT. BELOW THE USUAL PBICES. . Galatea Stripes, Prints, Sateens, Dress Materials, Hollands, Shirtings, Tweeds, <&c, &c, VERY CHEAP. ALSO BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING, Boys' and Men's Straw Hats, Ladies' Umbrellas, from Is lid to las; Children's ditto, Sunshades, <fee. Six doz. Men's Moles, Splendid Quality ; Men's Flannel Shirts From 3s lid. Immense tteductions I i^" Remember the Old-established Shop ! NO RESTRICTIONS WHERE YOU GET YOUR DRESSES MADE. MARTIN & SON'S, THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN FOR CASH ! 618

Notices Fresh Butter ... Is per Ib. Wood's Flour .... 7s 6d Anderson's do, .... 7s, Flour, 7lbs for Is. Coy's No. 1 Sugar 4£d per Ib (or 19a 6d per 561b bag ) Currants, best 7d per Ib Sardines .... 6d& lOd per tin Salmon .... ... 9d per tin Kerosene .... 8s 6d per tin ALL OTHER GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP WilliamDeeble's BOIIIEBTON BTBEET. 617 ROLLEKSON & RON HAVE RECEIVE D, Ex Steamer Taiaroa— 60 Sacks Prime Table Potatoes. I HAVE TO ARRIVE— From Oamaru per steamer. 40 Tons of Thornton, Smith, and Firth's FLOUR. 10 Tons of Agricultural ani Mercantile Company's FLOUR. 20 Sacks BARLEY. HAVE RECEIVED— 180 Sacks BRAN from Auckland. 80 „ East Coast MAIZE, Splendid Sample. 100 S»cks OAT 3, Fine feed. 40 Tons Thornton, S-nith, an 3 Firths FLOUR. HAVE ON HANDFlour, Maize, Oats, Oatmeal, Bran, Sharps, and Good Potatoes, and General Groceries. f3T Try our BREAD and FLOUR, Quality Unsurpassed. ROLLERSON ft. SON, BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS, GROCERS, AND PRODUCE DEALERS, Wholesale and Retail, KARAKA ROAD. mUNING! 1 rpUNING!! DIANOS TUNED by C. STEWARD. | .Ordem. left, at Mr Joslin's, Pollen street, punctually attondt-d to. 220 G. HENDERSON, T> R I C X L A V E R, &c. Orders can be left at Mr Cook's, MARY STREET. The best test of the interest of a book is its capability of bei&g read a second tim<', "'itto for 8# Tv«,