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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4420, 5 March 1883, Page 3

Drapery OPENED UP THIS WEEK AT 8. HETHERINGTON' 8 (jußt arbived, pee 'weathersfibid' ahd okient steameb, via HYJDNrY), MEN'S Fancy Regatta ■ AND Oxford Shirts, BUTTONED AT BACK. W TIH COL LABS DETACHED— New and Very Select Patterns. —ALSO— Tiff EN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' DEESS SHIRTS, YARIOUB QUALITIES. SHEETINGS, CALICOES, BHIKTINGS, PBINTS. SATEEJNS and HOLLANDS. Special Shipment-DUTY FFEE. Customer* get the benefit, and save Twenty per cent, on thrse goods at & Hetheringfon's. Several Oases of MEN S, BOYS' and YOUTHS' NEW ZEALAND-MADE CLOTHING, Made expnEely to S.H.'a own order, now OPENED TTP at 8. h'etherington's. Discount Allowed. DISCOUNT SYSTEM fully carried out at S». He ther ing ton's. Is off each £'g worth Purchased for Cash, Is 6d in the £ Discount off Fire Pounds, 2s in the £ Discount off Ten Pounds, AT 8. Hetherington's, POLLEN STREET. JUST OPENED AT J. MARSHALL'S, Draper, tyc, ALBERT STREET 4 [L A R G,E SHIPMENT OF Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums, Cretonnes, AND GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS. DISCOUNT FQR'-O2p3H: .. 3d. in every ss. Public Notifications PANUITANGA. XI nga tangnta katoa c whai kuri ana i te Kuuni o Tomu. He panuitanga tene kia mobiotia ai E nga tangata c noho ana I te Eauni o Te Teinu c whai kuri ana kahore ano kia rehitatia i tenei tau, Ea bamenetia i muri atu o te tabi o nga ra o Aperira, 1832. Kei te tari Kaunihera i Hauraki me Paeroa nga whare hoko Eara. ■ . BEWETI ERUERA, Kai rehita Kuri mo te Eauni o Temu. . TO THE OWNERS OF DOGS IN THE THAMES COUNTY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons resident in the Thames County keeping dogs after this date which hare not beeß Registered this year, will be Proceeded against. Collars may be obtained at the County Council Offices, Thames and Paeroa. DAVID EDWARDS, • . . - Registrar of Dogs Thames County. It March, 1883. 1&15 \', ANTED KNOWN—Waste Paper for '.'•" Sale at the Evenikcj Stab Office. At » Tory pleasant tea party, the conversation turnod on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowak'o best, .turned toMr —— and asked what form he would prefer to,irihabit P. Te U duivived ink Tia madam/ ! : ;•■'•■.