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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4905, 29 September 1884, Page 3

Drapery J. MARSHALL JJTAS now Received, and is Opening Up, Ids FIRST SHIPMENT of Spring and Summer • Drapery, <$*c. ? Ex S.S. TONGARIRO. (Further particulars in futur Advertisement.) J. MARSHALL, ALBERT SIREET <$• POLLEN STREET. Notices i 1 i w |g« .a- <* "I i g 8 Ml^ rf;» «O fj M UJ & HH W u<l 2 QJ.S I &% w■ww 3 o NEW CHINESE FANCY SHOP. JUST OPENED. In Pollen street, next Mr J, Cooks' Furnishing Establishment, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Fancy Goods of every description, imported direct from China, comprising—First Class Black Tea, at 2s per lb ; Best Mixed Tea (the finest imported),at 2s 3d per lb; Fancy Work Boxee (inlaid, of various sizes and designs), Teapots (in baskets), Tea Services, Tooth Powder, Real China fcilk Handkerchiefs, Shell Boxes, Preserved Ginger. Cigarettes, Cigars, and Tobacco of the finest qualities. All Goods either Wholesale or Retail. Feathers Cleaned, Curled, and Dyed bb usual. PANAMA HATS CleanedAH MOW, PItOPEIETOU. SHELLS i SHELLS 1 SHELLS! "I f\rif\ BAGS dLEAN WHITE JLUUU SHELL, from Miranda. 18 PER BAG DELIVERED. J. CLA RK, KARAKA BRIDGE. 17VOR POTATOES, P/ime OamaruFLOTTR, ; OATMEAL, &c, Everybody should— GO TO MEARS and CO.'S Tea and Grocery Warehouse, Pollen street. " A dbbp embrowned tint" which tells tbe ratoro of thf lit! MoQoWAJT Mill »i;»» per , pouod