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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2243, 6 January 1876, Page 4

i 1"- ' ' ~~ — 1 ' Gardens, &o. m A E ; A E U GARDEN' ABE NOW OPEN~DAILY. Admission Sixpence, ' .Strawberries and Cjeam, No Do? 3 allowcl in the Gardens. pAR/WAI GABDBHS. * OPEN FOR TEE SEASON.' ' STBAWBEEKIES, AND CREAM. .Admission, 6d; or by Ticket for Strawberries and Cream, Is. Season Family Ticket 10s Cd paeawai stoee. . Strawberries and (jkeam, 1 .FINEST QUAHII, The Undersigned, having just commenced Business as STOREKEEPER, hopes, by strict attention to Business, to merit a fair share of publio patronage. Note the Address • JONATHAN HOILES. Plumber and.Gasfltter,' ' GEORGE McOAUL, GASFITTER, plumber, tin & COPPER. SMITH, ETC,' TRADE, from the rudest barter of the savage to the most refined and complicated trans< action of the British Merchant, is but the effort of society to supply its own wants, GEOHGB MoOADL, • Has for Sale '40,000 feet Gas Pipes, all sizes , 250 Chandeliers and Brackets, Ornamental and Plain Every description of Brass Cooks, from \ Pet to 2\ Blow-off An extensive stock and shipments to arrive „ of Gas Fittings, suitable for the Trade; the largest in the Province of Auckland All patterns and nzes of Bell Pulls and Fittings A large assortment of Indiarubber Hose, Branch Nozzles and Couplings complete 4-inch Water Pipe, laid at fid per foot Galvanised Iron Air Pipes for mines; Half |

round and O.G. Spouting, all sizes Patent Beer Engines with fancy handles Patent Enamel- Sun Lights, Beflectors, and Coronals Patent Safety Fire-damp Lamps Patent Lubricators, Steam Gland Cocks, - - Cocks, and all requisite Fitting for Battery work,' \ Estimates given for all work connected with tho Trade, and Good Workmanship guaranteed. 1 GBOBOK'MoOVUL. Opposite the Academy of Music, BEOWIf-STRKKT Business Notices. ' Q. C. E. STOEE. MRS HANHAN'S REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SERVANTS. Servants will be wiitins; from 12 till 2 o'clock daily for engagements, Country orders ll receive careful attention, \ Pollen-street, Shortland, Nov. 10th, 1875 __ " ~ ~~~~' J PIANOEOETES, HT S. REED, PRACTICAL TUNER. V V , Instruments kept in tune by the year. Hours of attendance: Before 10 a,m., and after i p.m.' Brown-street", 8 TEEN'S BHOETLAND BOOT WAEEHOUSE. WS. begs to thank his Friends and the . r Public generally for the liberal patronage bellowed on him durine the last twelve months, ' and trusts, through strict attention to business, to merit a continuation of pisfc favouis, Every description of work made to order on the premises; Best article at the lowest price, Good fit guaranteed. Note the Address:— W. STEEN, PoLMN-SIREET, Shortland. H" TIIAN'S, BOOT SHOP, ,BOTiI,ESTOH'STREET, SHORTHAND. , J. H, begs to return his most sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on him for the pa'it seven year 3 he has been in business on the Thames, and persons desirous of getting a ■ first-class fit 'would receive" satisfaction at the hands of H. HYM&N, Grahamstown ;or J. HYUAN, Rolleston-street, Shortland,-(Note the address.) W, H. HAZAED, GUNMAKEB, , 17, BfIOWK-STBBET, GBAHASttrOTVN. | Established on the Thames, 1868. I BEGS to draw attention to bis well-selected Stock of Breach and Muzzle-loading Shot (Juns, Kifles/ Revolvers, Ammunition, and Sporting Tackle. , . • New Work made to order, Repairing done in a superior manner, and warranted to give satisfaction. Firearms Bought or Exchanged. SEED & SON'S FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT, (Opposite the_ Academy of Music), HAVING just commenced business as Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers in all its branches, we are prepared to execute work of any kind at reasonable prices—second to none on ,tlie Thames, as far as workmanship is concerned. Note the Address— BE ED & SON, BBWIT-STBMT. T. JENKINS, JUN„ Custom house, commission and ' forwarding agent, . POHT-SIBEET, AUCKLAND. I GOODS Promptly Transhipped to,or from be Thames,-Southern Ports of New Zealand. Australia, Great Britain, 4c,, &c,. Agent for Thames Advbrxi^b.