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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4652, 1 December 1883, Page 3

Wanted WANTED the Men engaged by me for Eoad Works tb'know that the steamer Te Aioha leaves Curtis' Wharf on MONDAY MOPNTNG at 7 o'clock.—P. Teainob. 2400 WANTED —Few more Customers for TABANAKI and WAIKAIO BUITEB, bc^fe Dairies, SCOlbs Weekly— Tuefdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Trade and Kefcail delivered.—WM. WOOD, Pollen street. * 2396 a? ANTED, EVERYBODY to See the \V Stock of Boys' and Men's Clothing, Hats, Shirti, and Hosiery,—at Wm. Mabtin & Sok'3. , TY7 ANTED KNOWN! NOTICE. TO THE LADIES,—That we FINALLY GLOSlfi OUR CHEAP SALE in a FEW DAYS. All Goods at about HALF the usual price. LOWE BEOS., Bbown street. 2353

WANTED TO SELL, 2,000 feet India Bubber Garden Hose, at 7£d per foot, and 50,000 feet Galv.nieed Iron Water Pipe, from i-inch, at 3d per foot.— Geohge McCattl, Thames Galvanised Works, . \\] ANTED TO SELL, 100,000 Feet .\V O.G-. and Half Bound Spouting, from 2d per .foot; Down Pipe and Ridge Caps made to any eize cr pattern; Iron curred for ranks, verandahs, &c, on the shortest natice. —Three Firefc Prizes at Auckland Agricultural Show, 1883, for Tinware, Colonial Ovens, and Lead Edge Ridge Cap.—GEOßaa McCitJli, Thames Galvanised Iron Works. WANTED, EVERYBODY to See the Heeian Stair Cloth at Is 2d perjpard, yard wide ; lid per yard, £ wide,—at Mabtin & Son's. WANTED, the LADIES to See the Dress Materials of every description, Prints, Sateens, Lustre, &c. s &c ,—Mabtin & Son's. WANTED, EVERYBODY to KNOW that Wm. Mastin & Son aro now Selling the whole of their Stock of Drapery and Clothing at a very low rate, to meet the times. 2259 4S/ ANTED KNOWN—That the Thames V? Public should not be taken in by the bo called Lime Juice Cordial,which is now being introduced here; but to buy the PURE ISLAND LIME JUICE, which is sold by all Grocers, Fruitorcra, 4c, and make their own cordials from it, which they will find cot to be Acetic Acid or adulterated in any way, imported by the SOUTHERN HOP BEER COMPANY, Albert street, who are also cup« plying ONLY GENUINE HOP BEER (not Sugar Beer,) delivered on the field. • W. H. Wakeham, 2018 Manager. WANTED TO SELL, a large Assortment of Harp Lights at ss, Cork Slides at 5s 6d, Fancy Bronze Brackets 2s, 2; Light Water Chandeliers 20a each, Ga3 Globes from 1b 6d .each.—Gsoßaß McOattl, Thames Galvanised Iron Works. WANTED TO SELL, CHEAP, 350 Kegs Wire and Ewbank Nails, 60 doz. Asteb' No. 3 Shovels ; also, Builders' Ironmongery.—Geobqb McOatti-, Tbameß Galvanised Iron Works. WANTED TO SELL, 60 Cases Corrugated Galvanised Iron, and 40 Casks Zinc, imported direct, and for Bale very Cheap by Gjsobge MoCaui., Thames Galvanieed Iron Works. TI7 ANTED TO SELL, Galvanised VV Iron Chimneys, 24 gauge Iron, 20s each ; 1,000 Colonial Ovens, from 14s each. — Gkobgs McCatjx, Thames; Galvanised Iron Works. \\ ANTED, all the YOUNG MEN to See »» the Broad Brimmed Panama Hats, — at Maeiih & Son's.

Business Notices The Thames Dairy, POLLEN STREET. F. THEM BATH (LATE J. HORN & CO.), BEQ-3 respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of the Thames that he has REMOVED to his OLD PREMISES, At the above Address, and will bo glad to receive Orderafor— MILK, CREAM, BUTTEI?, EGGS, AND DAIRY PRODUCE, Which will be Delivered Punctually every day R TREMBATH, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. 2283 ■Ofcsll©JO no! THIS is to Give A NOTICE — That WILLIAM /V| G-REEN is leave ing this Planet in awy Balloon. He finds it is as well to be | out of the World 88 out of the fashion, giga Business people are going in for smash- CB§f ing. He therefore intends to sell the worst lot of HATS ever imparted, at from Sixpence to Fifteen Shillings.—All sorts of HATS and GAPS made to orde» on the premises at the shortest possible notice.—All those requiring low crown Broad brimmed Panama HAT 3, well got up, will please send in their names. 2084 Oamaru Potatoes. PRIME TABLE POTATOES. | f\f\ BAGS of the above, just to hand IUU Prime Quality. J. CLARK, KARAEA BRIDGE. I wish it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tba is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number i» number one, therefor* tryJtfcGtowAis's 8»