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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4970, 13 December 1884, Page 1

Business Notices l^^W^l TEH B A~D7 BOOTMAKER, POLLEN STKEET, OAS received his SPRING and SUMMER STOCK of English, German, and French «T BOOTS_AND_SHOES! 3 LAPIKS', GIRLS, and Children's Button Boots and Shoes—New Style. Ladies' and Girls' Prunella Boots—all Sizes, Good Quality, and Low Price, GENTS' German Sewn Shoes and Boots. Ladies' and Children's Fancy Evening Shoes. BABIES' Boots, Shoes, and Slippers—in great variety. Men's Cricket Shoes and Spikes. Some very choice Ladies' and Gents' Shoes and Boots for tender feet SPECIAL SHIPMENT of Girls' and Children's Levant Boots—splendid wear. LADIES' KID BOOTS, from 7s 6d pair; LADIES' PRUNELLA BOOTS—real good we»r—only 7s 6d pair. Lot of BABIES' BOOTS and SHOES—Large Sizes at Is pair, to Clear. EVEBY DESCRIPTION OF BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO OEDEE. M. WHITEHEAD.

W. J. Claxton, TAILOR AND HABIT - MAKES, AiBEET Stbbkt, Thames, WHILE thanking his friends end the public gonerally for the LIBEEAL SUPPORT ho has received in the past, wishes to draw their attention to his present Stock of West of England, Scotch, Comniai, and OTHBB TWE»I>S. Also to a Splendid Line in BLACK and BLUE BROAD-CLOTHS and FANCY WORSTED COATINGS. ALL TWEEDS WABEANTED WELL SHRUNK BEFORE BEING MADE UP. Note the Address:— Next tbe Union Bank of Australia, ALBERT ST. GRAHAMSTOWN. W. GREEN, HATTER, BfiOWN STEEET. WOULD specially invite the attention of all those requiring GOOD, SEEVICEABLE, and FASHIONABLE HATS to the Large Stock of HARD and SOFT FELT HATS he has Just Received and OPENED UP, and which he has marked at such Prices as must command a Speedy Clearance. They hare all been personally selected by him, and if an inspection of them is only made, purchases must follow. All sorts of HATS and CAPS made to order on the premises at the shortest poseible notice. New Designs in Yankee Shaped Hats.

Hats taken in exchange as part Payment. 2084 SPORTING JSEWS. £4000—320 Cash Frizes. *3;SIXT;H GRAND HAMBURG DRAWING ISJOW OPEN. fTIHE Five previous Drawings were filled, _1_ and applications that came too late will be registered in the Sixth Drawing. The Sixth Grand Drawing for £4000 will close the end of December, and the Seventh Drawing will Open on the Ist Jamjaby. This Sixth Grand Drawing will consist of 320 Money Pbizks, amounting to £4000, subscribed by 8000 members at 10s each. Tue various Mohby Pbizeb will be distributed as follows :— 1 £300 PRIZE 15 £25 PRIZES 1 £200 PRIZE 15 £20 PRIZES 1 £100 PRIZE) 15 £15 PRIZES 2 £50 PRIZES 160 £10 PRIZSiI 10 £30 PRIZES 100 £5 PRIZES Totai Aitovsi, £4000. 320 Money Peizes. The Grand •principle of these Hamburg Drawings is that a purchaser of 25 Programmes is guaranteed a Peize, and the chances are in favor of the investor drawing a iiiBGE Pjbize, as thete are 220 large Peizes to 100 small ones. To an investor of £2 the chances are only 6 to 1 against him drawing a prize, and the Head Peize or any other may be drawn by any nveßtor of 10s. Read This. —In JBoaz's Grand Hamburg Drawings the greatest odds are only 25 to 1 against an investor of 10a drawing a prize. But carefully note the. enormous odds against investors drawing a Horse or Cash Prize in any of the Horse Consultations. The m rbles are replaced for each Drawing of the Cash Pbizks, whioh give the enormous odds against investors. This Company would simply ask investora to calculate the odds before placing their investments in any horse consultations ; and this Company would not presume to tell the public that they have a number of chances and may win a number of prizes for a single investment of 10s. , NOTE. —Prize Winner?, whether winning -large or small prizes are informed that their names will not be made public without their toritten consent. This coarse will be pursued in consequence of the- company having received many letters at various times from prize winners, particularly requesting the company not on any account to make thei names public. This Sixth Grand Drawing for £4000 will take place under the supervision of a committee of eight gentlemen, and the prizes will be paid over as curly as possible after the drawing. NOTICE.— Country ,Cheques aiarked correct by Bank, only payable to a number, and Is added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred, made payable only to BOAZ. Bank Notes accepted. Two 2d stamps for reply and result. Registered letters and telegrams not received. Name and address of applicant should be plainly written. All letters must be addressed —BOAZ, care r Mr Mobeiy, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, Box 64, Post Office, Dunedin. i r\ ROOEBS' and Bakers' Bags and Wrap VX ping Papers printed ;; ■-' cheap »tef,» the £nmrnrassAß^Offioe. '