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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4383, 20 January 1883, Page 3

EOLLERSON & BON T)EG to intimate that they are prepared to supply— ' : Thornton, Smith, and Firth's FLOUB BRAN and SHARPS MAIZE (fine sample) FOWL WHEAT, ' Anderson's OATMEAL AT AUCKLAND PRICES. Cash Purchasers Liberally dealt with. t3T THY OUR BREAD(QUALITY UNSURPASSED). ROLLEESON & S()N,: GENERAL GROCERS, PRODUCE DEALERS, BAKERS AND . CONFECTIONERS, KAR AX A R O AD. the best is the cheapest;! THE FINEST Currants, Raisins, • .-^x^ ' |and ' • . ■ SX'XMAS FRUITS ff°GOWAN'g: DRIED APPLES, and the celebrated Cat* ting Packing Co.'s JELLIES by last Mail Steamer. - CHEESE a), Auckland Prices. HAMS: Canterbury, lid, and la. per lb ; English, Is. 2d. per lb. Possessing certain facilities in the selection and purchase of Goods, all who fa-or me with their orders will have the best attention paid to their interests, my efforts being always directed towards supplying the Best A.ETIOLB at the SMALLEST PROFH', to induce a speedy ieturn of the money. Odd Cups, 2d. Baskets, Travelling Sage, Kits, and Boys' Sohool Bags CHEAJEB THAN EVEB. All Thames Manufactured Goods at Makers' Prices. Maize, Fowl Wheat, and Pbqdt/ce. Geneba.ly. I Ed, 3s per lb. Try it—get your friends to try it. This is a speciality—care, judgment, time, money are all made subsurYieut to the production of 3s. TEA. "That Husband of mine is .three times the man he was since we hate been using MoGoWAN's 3s. TEA. A FACT FOR TRIAL. 3 s- TEA. Thk difference between a Gent and a Gentle man ;—The Gent turns up what.he has for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into MoGowan's and says, .Hapgive me a pound of „.; our Tba. and •end for, oidair oTury week' ( - V ;* v . \