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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4424, 9 March 1883, Page 3

■■■'■■' ■ *■■ Drapery ■ '■■.■■;, -■ •■■■ -; ■■:--!-,"' ■■ " . GREAT SALE — OF — £ 1,900 Worth of Drapery, ETC., ETC. J. MARSHALL, TTAVING Purchased from Messrs J. COSGRAVE & CO. Mr D. CLOONAN'S STOCK OF DRAPERY, MILLINERY, FURNISHING, CLOTHING, &c, FOR LESS THAN HALF COST, WILL HOLD A CLEARING SALE OF THE SAME, COMMENCING ON Tuesday, 27th February. Most of the stock was imported direct by 3. Cosgkave and Co., which is a guarantee of its being NEW and GOOD VALUE, and being purchased by J.M. at such a Low Price, he is in a position to* — and will —offer some of the Greatest MiIU&AMJVS- ' " - . •- —IN— • ■ DRAPERY,'&o M That:'have ever been offered in New Zealand. !-(gf*AN EARLY INSPECTION^ IS SOLICITED, . : As J. 'VtittßMij ie defcimiued (o realise on this stock'in as short a time as possible, to make room for several shipments . [of his own importations ' now close at hand. (^ In consequence of the stock being sold so cheap, Nothing will be Entered during the sale. JAMES FORGIE, ■ X oTi'Ve. WHOLESALE AND EETAIL (J««™»J™ *j£ n . P TDV nnnv Jtun nniICCPTIftUCD very *ow rateß> Every care taken, but no PASTRY COOK AND CUNrcCTIUNtK, reeponßibility.—Apply on the Farm, Komata ' _" South, or to B. A. Wight, Junr., Produce POLLEN STEEET, Merchant, Thames. 1203 i^ONTRACTOR for every requisite of WEDDING BREAKFASTS, &c, Mi\ . DINNERS, BALLS, SUPPERS, . .TOJ EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PHHE9. BUTTER"! Shipping Supplied. — BUTTER 1 MBARS&OO., _BUTTER! iM.uMJ.viv >~~ w TUST-RECEIVED. a LARQE SUPPLY Tea Dealers, <J OT wholesalei&;retail grocers, FRESH BUTTER. &c-» &c, TWENTY KEGS of SALT BUTTER, |i POLLEN STREET, THAMES, Equal to Freeh, at . TTAVE alwways on Sale the Largest and "W^v "T| T~IT"rV'O Beat Assortment of TEAS, GROCERS TT • JIJ • TXHiLXJ O$ PRODUOEj and PROVISIONS on the \. Whoiesaie ahd Rbtak Thameß Goldfield. G R O C E R , mi n"~"» -a POLLEN STREET. TEAS;: Most Delicious ttt 2j, 2* 6d, and 3* por lb., — : ■ : Ketail; Wholeßttle in Boxea and Half'Obeste at Greatly Prices, at * . MEARS & COS. g^ • GROOEEIES. OILMEN'S STORES, >^ TABLE DELICACIES, etc., etc.- «^ M A Large Assortment, at LOWEST^PRICES. <g g] GRAIN, etc, -g. > Daily Expected from the South — "^^ O^H BAGS (Prime Sample) SHORT gm >~* AiO\) OATS. More to follow. kJ* w Q 2QQ BAGS BRAN. 1 AA CASES OILMEN'S STORES. 5 CASES HAMS AND BACON, J^ • MEARS & CO., .pa S DIRECT IMPORTERS & GENERAL MERCHANTS, -#* W POLLEN SfEBBT, 03 S?H THAMES. i#»- ">J $3T Storekeepers Supplied on most Liberal Terms. Family Orders put up at Lowest Wholesale Prices. MR TYNDALL begs to inform the Public OOENNAU'S Chests of Drawer. an d and his Patients at the Thames that IX Chiffoniers are still the Admiration.— for their greater convenience be has RE- Tables from 7s 6d each. MOVED his Consultation Rooms to Mr M^M^— —^—^—»———^, Ham's, Chemist, Owen street, where he will m- r be happy to receive his Patients on the The difference between a.Gent and a Gentl* THIRD TUESDAY in every Month. ; man .—The Gent turns up what he has for a '' _ -— nose and says, Oh, Ah.. The Gentleman The Niagara faUt is a s^ht never to be walks into McGowak's and says, Mao give joe rgotten. There are many waterfalls but only -» pound of^your TIA, and send for order ne MotoWA* wllinf 8§ Tju