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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4381, 18 January 1883, Page 3

ROLLERSON & SON T>E6 to intimate that they are prepared to supply— Thornton, Smith, and Firth's FLOUR BEAN and SHARPS MAIZE (fine sample) FOWL WHEAT Anderson's OATMEAL AT AUCKLAND PRICES. Cash Purchasers Liberally dealt with.' . «*TRY OUR BREAD(QUALITY UNSURPASSED). ROLLERSON & SON, GENERAL GROCERS, PRODUCE DEALKRS, BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS, KAR AX A ROAD. THE BEST IS THE cheapest;^ THE FINEST Currants, Raisins, |AND XMAS FRUITS AT M°GOWAN fS. JURIED APPLES, and the celebrated CutLJ ting Packing Co.'s JELLIES by last Mail Steamer. CHEESE at Auckland Prioee. ;'■'.": HAMS: Canterbury, lid. and It. per lb; English, Is. 2d. per lb. .-,:, T; Possessing certain facilities in the selection and purchase of Goods, all who favor me with their orders will hare the b<>st attention paid . to their interests, my efforts being always directed towards supplying the Biai A.BTIOM at the SMALLEST PfiOFIi 1, to induce a speedy leturn of the money, " Odd Cups, 2d. Baskets, Travelling Bags, Kits, and Boys' School Bags OHEAMB THAN XVSB. All Thames Manufactured Goods at Makers' Prices. Maize, Fowl Wheat, and Pboducb Genebally. rIEd 9 3s. per lb. Try it—get your friends to try it. This is a speciality—care, judgment, time, money are all made subservient to the production of 3s. TEA. "That Husband of mine is three times the man be was since we h»TO been using MoGcwan's 3s. TEA. . A FACT FOR TRIAL. 3* TEA. ■ 1 Ths difference between a Gent and a Gentle 1 man .'—The Gent turns up what he has for a ■ nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman 1 walk*! into McGowa>''s und e;±js, Mac give me ( .» pouud o» jlba. a^rf »end for order „ '•T#ry wnk' , '-* i 'I