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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1875, 27 July 1874, Page 1

Business Notices. • [MPOETANT, The best Fresh But- Cash Prices, ter on the Thames to Sperm Candles L be had at the Ohine- Soap (large ban 8c muri Stores. Salad Oil 8c Castor Oil 8d J. E. Hansen is in Jams, best brands 8d a position to sell as to 9d . i cheap as any House Condensed Milk lOd on the Thames, as he Sardines 8d to la buys in the best Mar- Pickles, from lOd kets for Caahj has no Worcester Sauce rents to pay, conducts (iustin's) Is his business at small Tomato Sauce (pts) 9d expense, and is con- A Good Tea 2s tentedwiththesmallest Very Good do 2s 6d possible profits consis- Extra Pine Mixed 3s tent with always The Best Tea ever , paying 203 in the £, imported 3s 6d Agood, strong, fullFortheabovereasons flavoured Tea in small it must be patent to boxes, 20s each, all that the- Ohinemuvi A tine assortment of Stores is TSE PLACE Tobacco-Venus, Barto Buy your Groceries, rett'a .Twist «c. Bryant and May't Crockery, Glassware Vestas, in decorated all equally cheap. boxes. Eemember that to Buj toe Cash is Ebai, Economy. J. E. HANSEN, PoltEN-STREET (NEXT Bun's), And Maokay-stbeet (next New Caie donia Hotel). SHOETLAND. • m ■ P./ ■n< « . 0 H g. . H., h II QD Ge S '. '°§ Sft >!, * K * O H TUEW EDITION OF LOCAL CHaT. Bill—Well, Tom, have you insured your life yet? Tom—l have that, mau; and what's more, since I have been getting my Groceries at McGowan's, I find I have an overplus every pay. (Bill)—I knew I was right, or I would not have advised you to go there. Tom—Last Saturday, I had 3s savad in the fortnight's ejoocls, and I bought a doll for wee Mary, and a horse for Johnny, Next thing I intend to buy is a pair of nice warm slippers for the wife, to keep her feet dry this cold weather. (Bill)— That's what 1 call making a good use of your money. (Tom)— Why, before I was dealing at Mcl Wan's, I had hardly a penny to rub on another. (Rill)—He does a good trade, and he is doing more every day. (Tom)—l suppose he will soon be taking a big shop. (Bill)— Oh; he likes the little place; everybody knows it now. Toji—No wonder he sells, look at his list of prices, Fine White Sugar, per lb ■ ■ • 5d Companies No. 1 .... s|d Crushed Loaf ■ 6d Soap (bars), from ■ ■ ■ ■7d Jams, from ..... 8d Full Weight Sperms, per lb. - - • Is Rice, from 3d Best Otago Oatmeal • > ■ ■ 4d Splendid American Syrup - ■ ■ 6d Pickles, from • ■ • ■ . lOd Extra Quality Tea] aud best Butter obtainable. Bin—That Syrup is a fine thing among children now that butter is so dear. Tom—Here's Charley; let's ride bim out on his Municipal Pony. Well, Charley, how's the Council getting on? Charley: Oh, kicking over pail, as usual, Now that they have got good footpaths in the principal places at the public expense, they have resolveJ to make no more, uor put up kerbing, uuless the residents pay one-half the cost. (Bill) Oh that's nonsense; they are going to do something in Mary-street. Chariot—Yes; one part of it, and the residents have to pay the half, Then they go into the expense of getting plans and specifications for Capt, B.'s bridge, although they were promised a plan by the 18th, (Bill)— That's necessary, for the other week they accepted tenders at more thau twice the amount of their •engineer's estimate. Charley—Oh, well let them go on, it may all dbme right in the end. (Tom)— Yes, three years hence we will be hopelessly in debt. Bin—No fear; stick to McHowan and we can pay anything, if we only take his advice, aud that is, to live within our income. CS" Best Bread delivered daily from MoSowan's Bakery. T L E S S O N .G, MINING AND GOLDFIELDS SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER. Underground and Geological Surveys made, and correctness guaranteed. LICENSED NATIVE L&.ND SURVEYOR.