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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5024, 18 February 1885, Page 1

General Notices : Notice of He-Opening. John Newson /■■ BEGS respectfully to inform all bis old customers and the Thames Public generally that ho has decided to remain at the Thames a short time longer, and has therefore BE-OPENED his old Shop in ROLLEBTON STREET With a Splendid NEW STOCK of Gen eral G rpceries, PRODUCE, & OILMEN'S STORES, Specially selected by him in Auckland, all of which will bo offered at the very Lowest Curront Rates. '• < J. N. would take this opportunity of thanking his old customers for their Liberal Patronage in the past, and would respectfully solicit a renewal of tbeir support. In future the Business will be conducted on r CASH PEINCIPLES ONLY, No Credit being given »n any consideration, so all customers will reap decided adYantages* JOHN NEWSON, EOLLESTON STEEET. * V. KIESANOWSKL TAILOR, BHOETLAND, (Onosns Shokiiaiid Public Hah) WISHES to remind his Customers that his PRICES are as moderate as erer, ALL GOODS BKING WELL SHRUNK, atd the best of Workmanship being Guaran* teed. i Suits to Measure—, '• From £4 10s «T DON'T FOKGET TO CALL AND 'INSPECT THE STOCK j» 3973 H.GRIESSELICHANDCO., Weavers' Hall, Wool Exchange, London, SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ESTABLISHED 1855, CiHIP to order any description of British JO and Continental Goods upon 2} per cent. coromifgion, selrcte'l by buyers with Colonial experience, and attend to tbe prompt realiza* tion (.f produce at highest prices upon 1 per cent. commießion. Orders to be accompanied by Letters of Credit or purt-ivmitUnoe in bank Drafts or Produce. Open Policies of Insurance for floating cargoes to cover, sea risks . -. References: Chief Office of the London and Westminster Bank, or Agra Bank, London, and most of the Colonial; Banks. Curront Price Lints, Produce Reports, and tiny uecesaary samples or information on application. Monk's New Zealand Herbal Remedies. [JJkoi&tebed.j CUBES abaoiuti'iy WOKST CASES OF DIAEEJBO3A, DISEHT.&KY, on CHOLEKA Infanta of tender ago can take the Medicine with pcrfict safety. NEURALGIA. Cl RBD i« from One to Two Hours. - 'AVriiiiy-'iiiiMS -if Cut&s iv.-tv. Dr. 0. \)u'i., MACA'itXiii, M.JB., Dunedin, C»pi".in Kb- i-zdx, V.&.W. llaure.to, R, Pbatxik, Ktq., ttaotor' Oamaru Hi.«h Sohooi, And Hundreds of Othoru. - Address: H. D. MONK, Dunedin, Thames Agent rE. HONISS. Sbortland, DONALD McGREGOB (Lotc of the Auckland Hotel), O A3 very* great pleusure in announcing to JLjl , his friends uud the public that be has taken that well-kuowa, favorite, and oonvenicntly situated' Hostelry, The Waitemata Hotel, which be has, at considerable expense, entirely renovated and furnished, making the house .second to none for comfort and convenience, in the. colonies, and .where, by civility and attention, he hopes to receive it fair share ,of public patronage. A First* olass KESTAURANT has been added to the Hotel, whore gtwtleincn who lunch in 4b,----city'will find every delicacy of the soakjb, and attontiou puid to their comfort. Hot, Gold, »nd Sliowor Baths, and every convenience for travellers aud fartv" <ob, hare been added to the Hotel. , ' v> ines, Spirits, and Buers, Ice., Ac, only of the best brands kopt. Charges moderate. Note the address: , D. McGREQOK. WAITEMATA HOTEL, Corner of Q.-ißon mad Custou^houso tttreers, Auckland. 745 £J'J-?U:<..'*i'o, Ao, 'Hi, should nlway* h* in T1J..1 STA2. if their Dntoiotor* dwish ;to itch:* lv