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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4634, 10 November 1883, Page 3

„■ . ~ " PRAPERY^nd CLOTHING PUBLIC NOTICE. Great Compulsory Cheap Sale of Summer Clothing, Drapery, Millinery, ETC., ETC., AT S. H ETHER IN GTON'S. I HAVE now received my SHIPMENTS of SUMMER GOODS per Steamew " Liguria " and " British King; " also per Ships " Zealandia 'and " Hermione, and find that I hare FAR TOO LARGE A STOCK for the trade I am likely to do lh the ordinary course, and having heary payments cominj? due in December wmcn must be met, therefore have to resort to the unusual course at the beginning of the Season 01 OFFERING NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, And will positively offer the whole of my Extensive New Stock of Millinery, Drapery, Clothing, &c, &c, at All the Goods are MARKED IN PLAINJ™£B*?\™J ' every one can see, when purchasing, the REDUCTIONS MADJiARE GENUINE THROUGHOUT. THE SALE IS FOR CASH, AND GOODS ENTERED WILL BE AT THE USUAL SELLING PRICES. SALE COMMENCED TO-DAY (Saturday), 10th November. S. HETHERINGTON.

, Drapery ' SPECIAL_NOTICE. TO MINERS AND OTHERS! ■ ■ ■'— o-— '■ /^PPOBTUNITIES ONCE LOST CAN NETEE BE EECALLED. \J You bare now an opportunity of providing CHEAP DRAPERY & CLOTHING For Yourselves and Families that may nerer occur again at S. COOMBES AND COS Great Clearing Sale. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMERATE EVERY ARTICLE IN A SALE LIKE THIS. The following are a few Quotations:— Men's Blue Serge Suits, 2 Is, worth 35s Men's Tweed do., 21s, half price Men's Tweed Trousers & Vests from Us 6d Men's Tweed Trousers from 5s lid A SPECIAL LINE OF NELSON TWEED TROUSERS, 10s 6d, worth 18s 6d. MEN'S COLGUBED MOLES, 4s lid, worth 7s 6d. „ YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY. MEN'S WORKING SHIRTS ... ... ... from lg 9d each BOYS' and YOUTHS' COTTON SHIRTS ;.. ... from Is each MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS, plain fronts 2s 6d MEN'S PITH HELMETS, 6s 2d each formerlj 12s 6d PAPEE COLLAES, 3d the box w°rth,} s WHITE and GRAY CALICO ... , from 2s lid per dozen PAST COLOUEED PRINTS 4-* d per yard COLOURED LUSTRES. ... 4Jd f worth 8d SAXONY WINCEYS s|d per yard MADRAS MUSLINS, all shades ... 7|d per yard LADIES' CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS 2s lid per dozen A LOT OF TRIMMINGS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. Come, See, and Judge for Yourselves! BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. NOTE tHE ADDRESS:S. COOMBES & CO., On the Premises lately occupied by D, CLOONAN, OWEN STREET. p.&—Kemeinber the Sale will last only a Few Weeks: A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO STOREKEEPERS. riiVna TliotYiPca "Hnirv AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVITne l names juairy, dent society. POLLEN STREET. . —— . Annual Income Exceeds ... £850,000 .P. TRliM.ljALjl lasted Funds TT" ... £4,800,000 .a? 4- t M,HmC^l n b.b i HKami «^TDiD ANNUALLY. "OBGS respectfully to inform the inhabi±5 t»nU of the Thames that he has NOTICE TO MKMBBR3 ON THE KEMOVED to hii OLD PEEMISES, THAMES REQIBTEB. Atthe»boTeAddres»,widwilibegladto re- ~T MT<aa L . ceiTO Order* for— Ti/TB EDWABD HONISS has been apirTTr mju-AAT T»nTTRB Vaa* &*> pointed AGENT for the Society at the MIL?^S ESa^'V PROmrrß Thames, in lieu of Mr W. Fbame resigned, AND DAIEY PKOJJUOJi, and Membarg of the Sooietj on Thames RegWhich will be Delifered Punctually etery day iater are requested to pay all future premiums —— to Mr Honiss, whose receipt will alone be F. TRBMBATH, «m f«»» this d*te. POLLEN STEEET, THAMES. ' Resident Secretary, 2283 Wellington. . Bth October, 1883. 2135 At a Tery pleasant tea party, the conyem- -—— ~ T~~7 tion turned on transmigration. A lady or IWIBH it to be understood tt.»t my object exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowah's in selling 3s 'iBA is the greateafc good to the test, turned to Mr and asked what form greatest number, and that the greatest number he would prefer to inhabit P T© h> dissolved s number ona, therefore try McGowah 8 w ia*»;Tit mad»m, - Tmi

General Notices Eoyal^Mart. MAEY STEEET. Tea. Tea. Tea. 2s lb. 2s 6dlb. 3s lb. TEY IT! TEY IT! TEY IT! No better Value to be had anywhere in Teas. How to Practice Economy !— Buy CO.'s No. ISUGAE at 4±d lb. 51b Bags HOMINY, Is 9d TOMATO SAUCK, Is; Lea & Perrins' SAUCE, Is 4d SALMON, ldd; Kaipara MULLET, 9d. SALAD and CASTOE OIL, 7d per Bottle BELL & BLACK'S MATCHES, 2s per Dozen. HOP BITTERS, 4s 6d; Eno's FRUIT SALT, 3s Ohinemnri, Auckland, and Taranaki BUT T E E! HAMS, BACON, CHEESE, MAIZE, WHEAT, OILMANS' STOEES At Lowest Kates ! OEDERS SOLICITED, which will receive PEOMPT ATIENTION. W. PLANT, Royal T Mart, 2204 MARY STEEET. NOTICE. [1/IES. WM. LITCHPIELD desires to Thank her Customers and Friends for their kind support while in business, and to intimate that she has DISPOSED of the STOEE, .BUSINESS, and BOOK DEBTS to Mb. E. T. DOUGLAS, for whom she would request a continuance of farora. R T. Douglas, GENERAL GROCERY and PROVISION STORE, BAKEEY AND BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. PAETIES hariog Claims agaioet the late Honb Wxbahieo muit forward the same to Adam Pobtee, care of Cousinb & Atkut, Elliot street, Auckland, on or before lßt December, 1883. AdamPombe. Auckland, 25th October, 1883. The: beat test ot the interest of a book is its capability of being read ( » leconcl time ditto forß»Tii.;