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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5147, 16 July 1885, Page 3

• . Draioery „■ ■ : - " ; o -;- Salvage! Salvage!! Salvage!!! mrW¥*» I ACT WFFK OF E. G. BOON'S Great Wearing Cash Sate OF SALVAGE GOODS, REMNANTSTJIEMNANTS. Great MtAUUAIX*t EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD I LAST WEEK!!"^ E. G. 800 N, Draper Sf Clothier, Shortland. Wanted General Notices WANTED, a Competent Woman to undertake the duties of COOK and HH FTim T>TT OXT TWO LAUNDRESS. Apply at once, Lady Bowen A AIU MJ %J M.\>±X J.JJ* Vfl "**"** — QUESTION! WANTED, an ACTIVE GIRL,foe housepi O a B anrpa k; a w^ ply M" HICKET> Mount What's the News P ANTED^ the Ladies to remember that WHY, .%^^ «* MBB GUK&* Drapery Establish- COMp *Us r £§ loES ™ DEFY ALL ment is opposite the Hospital; a large assort- CUMrJUIiIUJN. rnent of DEAPERYj and MILLINERY «g" DON'T LAUGH. GOODS on hand at the lowest possible Prices Wfl hftTe Ladiea , BeßUtiful Silk Worked for Cash. Our Motto—Small Profits, and Ties, at 3d each j Quick Returns. Note the Address: Mbs Pinaf()reg( afc 10i and 1b . Giotbb, Opposite Hospital, Mary street. Embroidery and Laco, cheaper than ever j W ANTED Buyers for 5000 FRUIT gS^^??^^ W TREES, choicest assortment, from 6* per yard D. HAY & SONS Celebrated Montpejher Neck Frilling, from 2d ; Nursery, Auckland, delivered on Thames by L Bmbroidery Collars, B*d and lOd; me at Catalogue Price*jispecwl quotations Boys' Shirts, really good, from Is 6d j for large quantities.—WM. WOOD,^Agent, Men's Large, from 2a 6d. Central Cheap Mart. 2 Hosiery of all Kinds and Sizes Cheap . Work Boiea, Money B axes, Toys of all ON SALE, in quantities, EARLY SEED Kind and Prices. POTATOES, Potato Onions, 50 Sacks SEED School Kits, Slates, Books, kc.—AT OATS, CLOVERS, Grass Seeds, and First -mm 1 £1 •> Consignments of NEW VEGETABLE and J{ MOtoo,ll CtnCl (JO. 8, other SEED 3 j also, BONE DUST and & GUANO.'I tTrade and Retail. . Corner of Pollen and Cocbrane Sts., ~ — GRAHAMSTOWN. WANTED; Bujers for 5 TONS Best «.__. T -_t_ -x x»,_ rtfi*****. White" Sugar, at 10j per Bag ; N.Z. Pl6aSo LOOJS at Xll9 W»ttOW. Co.'s No. }3, 9a; China, 6s 9d; Champion - Flour, 6a; Woods', 6s 6d; Star Kerosene, 8e 6d tin j Oatmeal, 251bs, 4s 3d ; Sardijaes, 6d and lOd ; Plaid Vestas, 6d ; Tin Boxes, Is 9d ,^ x -~ doz.; Sperm Candles, 9d ; Salmon, 9d; Pre- #*^^^^^. served Bloaters, 1b tin. 'V^^^^S^ FEU IT—Regular Consignmenta of Island, JpHßlil; Sydney, and Hobart Fruits. To Trade or fiEilliik detail at Lowest Rates. SOAP, Union Co.'s—To the Trade at Auok- 4^^^^^^ land Factory J?rices. Goods Delivered to all parts of the Field. . f99Mailflk W. WOOD, Central Cheap Mart, Pollen Street. WANTED Buyers for 5001bs Beet Fresh If TARANAKI BUTTEIi Weekly; Kf 14001bs P«me Taranaki SALT BUTTER; w 3001bs WAIBOA and other CHEESE; also Canterbury (new oure) HAMS and _■ BACON, at Lowest Rates. TRADE and gj RETAIL.—At W. WOOD'S Central Cheap g Mart. ' .S. • v VTT A N T E B_JL N O W N . OBANGES! ORANGES I §* ONE SHILLING PER DOZEN. » HOBABTOWN APPLES- L J O Eating and Cooking—to be Sold at Low X •» O Prices. -£l -M V 'tS S DATEB, 8d per lbj NEW WALLNUTS, rH f -, S 'S Bdperlb. Q^ S gj ■§ . TRY OUR 2s TEA, worth 3s j Good Salt P*l #fH J3 fe Butter; Early Seed Kidney Potatoes. \mm^ „^5 JUST IMPORTED- fV, S J2 M NEW GARDEN SEEDS of all kinds. Don't f*^ rt * buy old Seed when you can get New ■+? M a Seeds at I I jg Qj S E. SINCOCK'S, ■—■ .a -g Wholesale and Retail Fruiterer, Pollen street •—• ■■■■ O ___ &Ph g ■ PAEAWAI NURSERY. R ■" # g | (ESTABLISHED 1868.) QJ <. S °>* WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW— Q g M "3 That H. STiLWJSLL will HOLD A f"1 £ ■< ■• S* CLEARING-OUT SALE, for Two Months, jr. T H g of the following:—PopUrs, sorts; Loquats, MH X/ S from Ito 5 feet; Mountain Ash ; Ligustrum, p^ sorts; Oriental Planes; Mulberries, blaok f#■ S3 « »nd wbitej Peaches, Plums, sorts; Bed f .2 • fe Early Margaret Strawberries; Pines, various; JUsJ -^ Filberts, Blue Gums, Portugal and English •—• . ZT* jm Laurels, Hollies; Gooßeberriea, sorts; Thorn _^ I ■ 'W -. • O Quicks, 2 years, 15s per 1000; Extra Strong, LXJ l^takl W 20s per 1000; English Oaks; Fine Collection r-J g M r2 Large Camelias .or out-door planting Roses ■■^^§ © and Pot Plants, as usual. P*"! «* o m - 7 S'hh fei V/irANTED, 1000 BOOKS to BIND; IVj II I J W Jg VV also, 500 ALBUMS to REPAIR, r*l UU Q^ and 500 CONCERTINA BELLOWS to m^ . MEND. Don't oome all at once, or I may is^L^~ favour the delusion that the Thames is looking up. O Old and New Books Bought and Sold—old ■■■■■ ones preferred, as the new ones nearly all J*T exalt man instead of the Deity, and are con- t seauently atheistic ia their tendency. fjH Pamphlets, Music, Prints, Engravings, or p^ anything else in that lino bought or sold. -^k^.,-..-,-^-W. WOOD, BOOKBINDER, . M POLLEN STREET. B PiiHN AKB EiBaAWT, below Auckland Prioes. l^L^^U Dealer in old Books, Pamphlets, Music, Prints, W^^Sj^ Engravings, or anything else in that line. fgjjlllSpF TTT ANT E D KNOWN !x JUST PBINTED, and now on SALE at ,-' the Evbniko Stab Ojwiob, Albert, street Grahamstown, . . TRIBUTERS' AGREEMENT FORMS. All Tributers ohauld POSSESS a COPY {71 NTBRTAIK MUNIS, CONCERTS, 40. the AGREEMENT under which their VJ should always be announced ia THJB tribute is held. &ud Uu.y .-ud no? do to at a STAR if their promoter* with to aohicv* «t»ly NOMINAL COST, toow«