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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5002, 23 January 1885, Page 3

Wanted WANTED KNOWN, a large quantity of SPLENDID APPLES for Stile, at 2|d per lb.-—W. Davieb, Mount Pleasant. WANTED, at Thames, BOARD and j RESIDENCE, with use of Piano to ) rßctise upon, for a young lady attending the Hioli School. Apply, stating terms, to "X.Y.Z., Stab Office, Thames." WANTED, 1000 BOOKS to BIND; »]so, 500 ALBUMS to REPAIR, and 500 CONCERTINA BELLOWS to MEND. Don't come all at once, or I may favour the delusion that'the Thames is looking up, especially when it appears that the authorities have paid us a viut on Sunday, when all were lamenting the sins of tho past year Hnd week—and, perhaps, making up their minds how they can love their neighbours as themselves during 1885; deputations were, therefore, impossible. Well — 11 Tho better day the better deed." W. WOOD, BOOKBINDER, POLLEN STREET. Plain ahd Elegant, below^Auckland Prices. Dealer in old Books, Pamphlets, Music, Prints, Engravings, or anything elee in that line. 1117 ANTED, One 'Thousand WATCHES VY and CLOCKB to REPAIR. Moderate Charges, and Good Workmanship, by M. J. Wiikes, Chronometer House, Pollen street, Shortland. . Established 1867. WANTED KNOWN—Waste Paper for Sale at the "FvitNiNO Stab Office. Educational THAMES BOYS' AND GIELS' HIGH SCHOOL. PARENTS are respectfully informed that for greater convenience the year hBB been divided into Three Terms, as follows:— FIBST Tbbm commences February 2nd, Second Tbbm commences May 18ih, Thibd Tbbm commences September 14th. FEES: One Pupil, £2 16s per, term ; Two Pupils, £2 9s each per term; Three Pupil*, £2 2s each per term } Four Pupile, £1 16s 9d each per term. R. A. Heaid, Secretary. General Notices BOOTS AND SHOES. Selling Off[ Selling Off! GIVING UP BUSINESS. T7l VERT ARTICLE MUST BE SOLD, and JQi no reasonable offer will be refused. All persons Indebted are requested to pay their Accounts or make some arrangement, as the Shop will be . .: CLOSED AFTER 14 DAYS. , R. A. McLEAY, OWEN STREET, 4063 . Gbahamstown. Notice of Be-Opening. John Newson bEQS respectfully to inform all his old customers and the Thames Public generally that he has decided to remain at the Thames a short time loi ger, and has therefore RE-OPENED his old Shop in ROLLEBTON STREET With a Splendid NEW STOCK of General Groceries, PEODUCE, & OILMEN'S STORES, Specially seleced by him in Auckland, all of which will be offered at the very Lowest Current Rates. J. N. would take tbis opportunity of thanking bis old customers for their Liberal Patronage in the past, and would respectfully solicit a renewal of their support. In future the Business will be conducted on CASH PRINCIPLES ONLY, No Credit being given on any consideration, 80 all customers will reap decided advantages. JOHN NEWSON, ROLLESTON STREET. Always in the Front! JTJBT ARRIVED, per Mail Steamer, a very Large Consignment of Christmas Goods, Which we are Selling at such LOW PRICES that people are surprised and look Astonished. TOYS FROM \v. UPWARDS. DOLLS, BALLS, BATS, WORKBOXBS, TOY BOOES, These G-ooJs are to various we cannot enumerate on paper. LOOK AT THE WINDOW AND SEE THE LAUGHABLE PBICES. Dont Forget the Address— R, 31organ & Co., flgg» POLLEN STREET, Qrahamstown. Neab Coomuue St&bet, Come along sharp—Don't be too late! WiiMl a man gets cheerily out of bed in the morniot; and lights on the business end of a tack, he forgets he was at the Salvation Army the previous evening, and is not right uguin till ho has a cup of McGowA-W'S Til.