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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5207, 24 September 1885, Page 3

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP! Immense .v =■■ IN DRAPEOT AND GLOiHING, PBEVIOUS TO HOLDING AUCTION S A liE, AT MESSES Martin and Son's, POLLEN STREET, GEJfHAMSTOWN. ®" All Outstanding Accounts are requested to be settled within fourteen days.

Drapery : NEW \ SPRING \ MILLINERY, &c, &c. J. MARSHALL, ALBERT STREET, TT AS NOW EEOEIVED, UP JgH HIS First Shipments i '. . . ■ ■; 01? Dress Goods Millinery Mantles Bibbons, Feathers, Ornaments, Laces, Silks, &c, &c. , [Particular! in future adrertisement] An Early Inspec- j tion Invited. J.MARSHttL, albbrt:isteeet. ■ .... Notices A Boon to the Thames! —A 3d LOAF— S. G. Turrell BEGS to announoa to the inhabitants of Thames that he has secured the old* established Baker; in Pollen street, lately occupied by Mb HAMILTON, where he bopea to secure a fair share of support, as his endeavor will be to turn out only the VERY BEST Article from the BEST Material. SMALL GOODS Of Every Description. <$» SCOTCH~PIES AT 2d! It is done in Auckland, why not on the Thames ? CHURCH and OTHER SOIREES undertaken on the Shortest Notice, and at the LOWEST RATES. S. G.TUEEELL. OPENED ON "SATURDAY, 19tU SEPTEMBER; WANTED KNOWN-Wast* Paper for Baikal Ihi lyiiwa Bum Office.