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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4370, 5 January 1883, Page 1

Business Notices IMPOETANT. W. GRIBBLE, POLLEN STREET, HAS JUST OPENED UP A FRESH STOCK: OF FRUITS, &c, for the CHRISTMAS TRADE. SPLENDID NEW RAISINS. PINE NEW CUKRANTS, 7d per Ib. Good Pastry, BUTTER, only 9d. per lb. PASTRY BUTTER PASTRY BUTTER A Fine Lot of FANCY WARE, suitable for Christmas - and New Year Presents. Novelties in Fancy Glass and Crockery, ware—AH rery CHEAP. EXTRA VALUE TO BE GIVEN IN EACH PRICE V M 2 A S DURING THIS AND NEXT MONTH. Coffee Gbound Fbesh Daily. Cheapest Hopse foe —. GENERAL GROCERY—PRODUCE —PROVISIO lN S—C HOCKERY and HARDWARE. W. GRIBBLE, POLLEN STREET. Christmas Cheer ! Christmas Cheer!! JOHN NEAL, y\ESIRES to inform all whom it may concern that during "the Holiday Season he has determined to uphold the position he has so long held on the Thames as THE BUTCHER, WHO BUPPI/lE3 "r THE BEST MEAT AT THE Lowest Price. HIS SHOW OF MEAT IS BUPERB, and as he must CLEAR IT OUT DAILY during the present hot weather, Cash Customers will find it yery greatly to their* Advantage ,to leave their Orders with Him. «3T REMEMBER :— The Quality is the Finest ever Offered here, and no Reasonable #ffer will be refused for it. JOHN NEAL, (Nextd&o Governor Bowen Hotel), OWEN STREET. aO AL, FIREWOOD, TIMBER, &c. tfiT HAVE ON HAND and FOR SAM at JL the Lowest Current Bates at the Yards arahamstown and Shortland Wharf--NEWCASTLJJ & BAY OF ISLANDS COAL, . _ FIREWOOD, PROPS, POSTS, BAILS / PALINGS, TIMBER of ALL KINDS for BUILDING, And every description of IRONMONGERY AND BUILDERS REQUISITES. H. C. GiTIESPIE. Yardß— Graham.stown (Holdehip's late timber yard) ', . Shortland, at Wharf. 1109