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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4964, 6 December 1884, Page 3

Boots and Shoes m GEORGE CROCKER §§|*. \ "PT ISHES to draw the attention of the Public to his well-assorted Stock of ' Ladies' Kid and Prunella Boots, V WHICH ABE ALL OP THE BEST QUALITY AND NEWEST ST3LE. bngd —0:0— VW ALSO, "•*> /CHILDREN'S AND TDABIES' QOOTS AND QHOES, (JhILDEEN'S AND I3ABIES' JjOOTS AND k^HOES (^^r Which will be Sold for , H^ SMALL PROFITS, TO ENSURE A ._ SPEEDY SALE. C AND ] —— — 5C EVERY DESCEIPTION OF 'wmm BOOTS AND SHOES g MADE TO OEDER ON THE PREMISES. p_ MATERIAL, STYLE, & FIT GUARANTEED. Kg REPAIRS NEATLY DONE. WE haTe a Large Stock of BOOTS and SHOES, made up especially for the CHKISfMAS TRADE, which are of Splendid Quality. I NOTE THE ADDEESS :— jjjtf GEORGE CROCKER, g JSROWN STREET, GRAMAMSTOWJf. g^

Notices I DESIRE to THANK the Public of the Thames for past favors, and beg to inform my late patrons that I have disposed of my Premises and Business to Mr W. Scott, for whom I bespeak the same measure of support that has always been extended to rryself. JAMES FOR&IE. HAVING- Purchased Mr J. Fobgie's Premises and the good-will of hie Business, I trust, by supplying a fist-class article, to merit the same liberal patronage accorded to my predecessor. WM. 3COTT. DISSOLUTION OF PAETNEESHIP. NOTICE 18 HEREBY*GIVEN that the PARTNERSHIP hitherto exisiting between the undersigned, trading together under the style of " Rolieeson & Son," Bakers and Grocers, Karaka Road, Shortland, Thames, is THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All DEBTS due to and by the late Firm will be received and paid by Mr Elijah Rollebson, who continues the business on his own account. Dated this 10th day of October, 1884. E. W. ROLLERSON, ELIJAH ROLLERSON. Witness: J, A. Miixeb, Solicitor, Thames. IN reference to the above I beg to return THANKS to the Public for past favours to the late Firm, and trust, by attention to Business, to merit a continuance'of the tame, and I have to request an Early Settlement of all outstanding Accounts, for unless settled or arranged for I Bhall bo. compelled to place them in a Solicitor's hands for Recovery, to enable me to settle Partnership accounts. ELIJAH ROLLERSON, Bakeb & Gbocee, 705 Karaka Road. IT'S VERY TRUE I mHAT WE ARE SELLING NEW and ■*• FASHIONABLE GOODS at AUCKLAND PRICES in spite of all opposition, and ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS in NECK FRILLING, Ladieß' Ties G-ents' Ties Hollands Collars Gloves Flannels Collarettes Hosiery Prints Ruffles Fashionable Lustres Fancy Aprons Straw Hats Bateens Pinafores Corsets Muslins Underclothing Gingham Calicoes AND A LAEGE AND VAEIOUS ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS, Too Numerous to mention. BATS, BALLS, DOLLS, & TOYS OF ALL SOETS— CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!! AT R. Morgan <ff Co.'s, (fPOLLBN STREET, NEAfc COOHBANE StEBET, Qrdhainstown. RE M O V A L. J. F. Day, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, HAS REMOVED to NEW PREMISES' Opposite Dr. Payne's Surgery, 4 Doors from Mary Btreet, 3433. FOB SALE. 4 FEW GOOD RIDING HORSES, SADDLES, and BRIDLE 3. The same may be had on HIRE. W. DkebTjE, 3812 Bolleston street. SHELLS ! SHELLS! SHELLS! -if\f\f\ BAGS CLEAN WHITE JLUUU SHELL, from Miranda. is PER BAG DELIVERED. J. G LAR X, KARAKA BRIDGE. Bb kind to your mother-in-law, and if you wish to keep in her favor, present her with a poundjof JMoG/Owan's 3» Tba.j

Drapery Spring & Summer — 1884. — Mrs GLOVER, MAEY STEEET, HA JUST OPENED UP a Large and Varied Assortment of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, COMPBISING THB"LaTESTINOVELTIEB IK DBESS SATEENS,] PEINTS, GINGHAMS, GALATEA STEIPES, &1 ;^. CHECKS. Also, a Large Variety of STRAW & RUSH HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, and LACES, all of the Newest Designs, and at the Lowest possible Prices for CASH. ObsebvbJthe Addbess— Mrs. 6LOVER, (Opposite theJThames Hoßpital),: MAEY STEEET. 3549 Educational THAMES BOYS' AND GIELS' HIGH SCHOOL. /"QUARTER DAYS—February 4th, April \J 20th, July 10th, October Ist. Jas. Adams, B.A. Head Master. Notices THAMES HOSPITAL. AHOUSE-TO HOUSE CANVASS is NOW BEING CONTINUED FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS towards the FUNDS of the THAMES HOSPITAL, and as the Government have expressed their intention of taking over the entire management of the institution unless a fair proportion of the cost of maintenance is locally raised, it is hoped the public will respond to the call in a liberal manner. By order of the Committee. E. Hohiss, 3912 Secretary. Christmas and New Year Cards I Foy Bros., PHOTOGRAPHERS. TO BE OBTAINED at their Studio, Pollen street, Thames, and Irom all Booksellers and Stationers, Thames; Messrs J. Phielips & Son, Paeroa j and Mr Q. Robsok, Chemist, Te Aroha. 3921 A EAEE OPPOETUNITY. A Certain Fobtuhe to ah Enebgehc Man WITH MODEBATE CAPITAL FOR SALE, the GOODWILL, LEASE, FURNITURE, and all Appliances Complete of an Old and Well Established BAKERY, RESTAURANT, & GROCERY BUSINESS, Situate in the Most Favorite Locality, and doing at the present '^^Mft^he largest and moat lucrative butfr^flp'thia city. Rent moderate, a portion ot the premises being sub-let, covering the half of it. The business beiug in full working order, can be continued by the purchaser without a moment's interruption, and valid reasons will be given for the present proprietor relinquishing the same. For terms, which are very easy, and full particulars, apply to Gk Yon Deb Hexde, 3888 No. 8, Queen street, Auckland, «17 ANTED KNOWN—WaBte Paper for W Sale at the Evening Stab Office. This easiest way to pay your gas bill is to buy Kerosene from McGowan. When a man gets^eneerily out of bed in the morniug and lights on the business end of a tack, he forgets he was at the Salvation Army the previous evening, and is not right again till he bus a oup of MoG<m»'s Tea,