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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4774, 28 April 1884, Page 3

Drapery 8. HETHERINGTON HAS NOW OPENED UP LARGE SHIPMENTS or NEW WIN T ER Drapery, 1 il liner y, AND Clothing! WHICH ABB A SUPERIOR CLASS OF GOODS, AND WILL BE FOUND ON INSPECTION TO BE MARKED AT VERY LOW PRICES, AND THOSE REQUIRING SUCH GOODS WILL DO WELL TO CALL AND INSPECT THE STOCK. Please .Note the Addbess— S. UETHERINGTON. Pollen Street. NOTICE. J. MARSHALL HAS NOW removed the balance OF Sctoofield & Moore's STOCK FROM Corner of Mary and Pollen Streets TO HIS SHOP IN ALBERT STREET, WHERE IT WILL BE SOLD OFF AT STILL A GBEATER REDUCTION IN PEICE, UNTIL CLEARED. Mrs. ODGERS BEGS to notify that she has OPENED UP her Stock of GOODS suitable for the Autumn and Winter trade, and shall be obliged by an early inspection of same. MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING to Order on the Shortest Notice. Style and Fit Guaranteed. Ladies' and Children's UNDERCLOTHING made to order at most reasonable Prices. Mrs ODGER*, dressmaker and milliner, Owen Stbeet, Thames, Fresh Butter! Fresh Butter! JY L. WALTON HAS made arrangements for a Large and Regular Supply of BUITER of the Finest Quality frcm the BKST DAIRIES, and can confidently recommend same to heads of families. TUESDAY—Taranaki Supply arrives WEDNESDAY—Ohinemuri do, do. THURBDAY—Puriri do. do. SATURDAY—Wairoa do. do. PRICE: TheLoweßt. . QUALITY: The Highest. J. L, WALTON, FAMILY GROOKR, SEA LEY STREET. 3Q35