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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4870, 19 August 1884, Page 1

Business Notices " jrjTTILXIAM 1 "TVAVIES, Junb., BUTCHEE (LATH DAVKS BBOB.), .' ROLLEBTON STREET, KARAKA. » OOR/EP PORK and BEEF of the ,'very -■ > : BEST QUALITY. ' 3TSST QUALITY ONLY KEPT: AND CHEAPIIISS! ~ John Neal TT/OULD draw Ibe Particular Attention of YV Hotel-keepers, Boardinghouse-keepers and the Pablic Generally to bis large Stock of Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork And other MEATS in Season, and can assure them that it is impossible for them to _ obtain belter value elsewhere. A trial is respectfully solicited. Orders promptly delivered. JOH N~~N E A L, OWEN STEBET. 1101 NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. J. TOWNSEND, BUTCHEE, BEGS to inform his nuirerous Customers and Friends that he has ' a BEMOVED fbom POLLEN STEEET TO MOEE CONVENIENT PEEMISEB IN MAEY STEEET, where he hopes by strict attention to business to receive the same liberol patronoge as heretofore. ' NONE BUT THE ;Tery Best Meat Will be supplied, afc prices which will DEFY COMPETITION. Note hb addbbbs — • Nbab CORNER OF MABY AND POLLEN STEEETS. J. TOWN3END. AWARDED THREE FIRST PRIZES AS AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL ;SHOW, ► —1883 — Fin HNWAEE, COLONIAL-OVENS, .SPOUTING, & LEADE.DGE 2IDGE CAP GEORGE MoCAUL, THAMES CALVANISED IRON WORKS "™* AlO> COLONIAL OVEN MA^UFACTOEY, Bbowit ahd Daty Stbbets, THAMES. . *W. J. Olaxton, lAILOB AND HABIT - MAKEB, AlflBBT STBBBT, THAMBB, WHILK thanking his ««»**» "J-W , publio generally for the LIBERAL fIITPPORT he h»s received in the past, wishes to draw their attention to his present «tock of Wbi* o* EH«iAin>, Scotch, Coiokiai, aitd OTHIB TWBIDB. Alw to a Splendid Xine in BLACK atfd SliUB BROAD-OLOTHS and FANCY. "WORSTED COATINGS. 11l tweeds warbantbd well shrunk before being MADE UP. Not* thk Addbbbs: — . .. • Next the Union Bank of Aus6ralia, ALBERT ST. GRAHAMSTOWN. Pablicationa NEW PUBLICATION. "WOMAN'S WORK & DESTINY/ By Jenny Wben. 4 WORK of admonitionto the Wives and - J\ Mothers of New Zealand, by one, who, teeingtbt growing evili of £he. present age, •would Tain *eseue the »uceeeding generations itom the-result of present error, and, h» nest, careful striving, develop ihe hidden powers and beauty of Woman's influence. ■ ' ' Pbicb SIXPENCE. To be had of all Booksellers. OF THE PEESS:— Dhe "Herald " says:—" It holds up an ideal - conduct for Woman which all ought to ye after. It ii apparently the work of , ome honest wommn whose heart is full of lore, and the desire to do good." The Auckland " Star "says:-" It is a work of considerable literary merit. The first por"tion of tbe-Lecture resembles in construction The Vision of Mivza." Thought is psjioni. - fled and repreiented as a celestial beingHhow"lhmto th» waiter in a-panoramic tx«w th«