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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4716, 18 February 1884, Page 3

Notices Auckland Agricultural AND Mercantile Co. (LIMITED)., ' ? i TMPORTERS OF OILMEN'S STOKES, SUGARS, TEAS, SPICES, BRUSH WAKE, RAW and BOILED OILS/WHITE LEADS, PAINTS, WIRE NAILS, GALVANISED BARB | and ANNEALED DRAWN FENCING WIRE, TOBACCOS, KEROSENE, &c, &c &c, ARE NOW LANDING, Ex * Yoiande,' ' Lady Mabel/. • Kbiemhilda/ Kan&itikei,' and other Vessels, 300 Packages Vostissa Currants 150 Kegs Carb. Soda 130 Barrels Whiting 60 Casks Vinegar 2000 Bags Fine Salt 20C0 Bags Coarse Salt 20 Crates Fairbairn's Earthenware 18 Tons Whitecross Company Annealed Drawn Fencing Wire : —6, 7, and 8 500 Cases Devoes' " Royal Brilliant" Kerosene 30 Cases Star Lobsters 90 Cases Edwards' Pickles 50 Cases Anglo-Swiss "Milkmaid" Milk 5 Bales Grey Paper Bags—2, 3, 4, and 61b. 100 Cases i Sardines, "Penaures" Brand 100 Cases \ Sardines, "UsinePalmer" 20 Cases Imperial French Plums 20 Cases Colman's Mustard ICO Cases Colman's No. 1 White Starch 20 Cases Maconochie's Kippered Herrings 20 Cases Maconochie's (12 fish) Ked Herrings 20 Cases Maconochie's (12 fish) Pickled Herrings 20 Cases Maconochie's (24 fish) Pickled Herrings " 20 Cases Maconochie's (48 fish) Pickied Herrings 10 Cases Overall's Ling Fish 150 Casks Whiting &c, &c, &c. ...;•■■ G. W; OWE3ST, MANAGER. A. DEWAR, Secbetaey. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OBLADIES' MAIDS', & CHILDREN'S KID ELASTIC SIDE B O O T S! JUST OPENED UP, and will be sold VERY CHEAP. Also, a Neat Lot of LADIES' KID BALMOBALS—got up in a first-class stjle, combined with Cheapness. A Good Line in LADIES' HOUSE BOOTS —Very Cheap. COLONIAL MADE WORK—A Large Stock on hand of the very best in Men'a, Youths', and Boys'. Our HOME-MADE WORK requires'no comment. Every description of BOOTS and SHOES, both Light and Strong, made to order on the Premiees, at the Shortest Notice. - REMEMBEB THE .ADDBEgS : Hawkes Bros,, O W EN STREET, . Thames. 2696 HONEY-HONEY-HONEY. 1 TON FINEST NEW SEASON'S 2 EXTRACTED HONE'S. 6d per lb. J. CLARK, KARAKA BRIDGE. ROBNNA.U'B Chests of urawera and Chiffoniers are still the Admiration.— Tables from 7s 6d each. Thb difference between a G-ent and a Q-entle man ."—The G-ent turns up what he has for a nose and says," Oh, Ah. The Gontleman walks into MoGtOWAn's and cays, Mao give xne a pound of your Tba. *ud wnd. forordar wrj wf«k . ■;■;■■ ■-;■■.-■ ■„•■"• :. - -