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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2412, 6 September 1876, Page 1

Business Notices. I' —/'JyM.'iV .' •' : jx( n _ | SELLING OFF!! SELLING OFF!! | •' ■-"" job j READY..MONEY! 1 READY MONEY! i t- ! j ' NEW GOODS. ; NEW GOODS. . J HAS just opened up a large lot of New and Seasonable floods, which, together vith th 6 ' present Stock, will be •;. .. ; , ; : ' . SOLD AT COST PRICES. A large lot of Men's, Children's, and Women's Hosiery. A large lot of the newest Linen and Lace Collars and Cuffs, Stays, Laces, and Straw Hats Leghorn from Is 6d | Newest Styles in Silk and Lustre Dress Materials; ; Dutch Carpets, B|d; Manilla Mattings, Is lOd; Muslin Curtainß, b9d j Lace Curtains in Piece and Sets. COME EARLY! COME EARLY!

WAN'S FOR Bs. TEA. NEW ZEALAND HOUSE,; 66, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. W. lIATTIUI A3 much pleasure n intimating that HAS RECEIVED, Ex 'SALISBURY' ■ AND 'MERWANJEE FRAMJEE,' HIS USUAL SHIPMENTS OF AUTUMN ■ AND WINTER GOOIDS. In every Department attention has been paid to the Purchasing of Goods from the. Best Manufacturers only. The GOODS aro NEWjjand FASHIONABLE,; and have been Marked at auoh Prices as will' command a ready sale. W. -KATTRAY, x 1 DRAPER, CLOTHIER, AND SILK; MEECER, 66, Queen-steeet, AUCKLAND. s UNITED STATES DINING ROOMS, LOWER QUEEN-STREBT, AUCKLAND. VISITORS to Auoklaud will flud every convenience and comfort at the above, ncludiug Meals, Beds, and accomuiodation for Boarders, EDWARD DARBY, Proprietor. TO LEGAL MANAGERS, SHAREBROKERS, AND OTHERS. THE Proprietor of the THAMES ADVERTISER havo now on hand FOR SALE, a large Stock of the following Books and Forms, just printed in accoi dance with tho Mining Companies Act, 1872 i TRANSFER FORMS PROXY „ SCRIP „ CALL NOTICES (Ist and final) CALL RECEIPT BOOKS TRANSFER RECEIPT BOOKS | &c,, ko,, &c.

THE CHEAPEST HOUSE ON THE THAMES TO PROCURE jFUMITUKE, gEDDINff, . (JKOCKERY, And every Household Requisite, is at COCKS' FURNITURE AND MATTRESS MANUFACTORY, ' ■ | MARY STREET, Opposite Thames Hospital. 3 ! JJoGO.WAN'S FOR 3s. TEA. THE LATE FIRE. ; ' premise's rebuilt. W. s rB El, : BOOT MAKER,) T)EGS to notify that he-has REMOVED to Jj his<NEW PREMISES, built upon the allotment formerly occupied ,by him in Pollentreet, Shortland- - i j REED & SON'S j FUBNITURE ESTABLISHMENT,; . (Opposite the Academy of Music). I 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 tho Thames, as far as workmanship IS concerned. j Note the Address— ; REED & SON, BROWN-STREET. • | j PAH STORE, ! Beach.'n N. 8 M "I T Hi JAj. being about to make alterations n premises, is prepared to Sell Cheap, in order to make room for improvements. Whilst desirous of clearing off stocks, can at the same time guarantee all goods of the best quality. Teas of the finest description only kept in stock, A constant supply of Fresh Butter and Eggs always on hand, Maize, <jats. Chaff, &c,, at lowest possible paying prices. My firewood yard is also always well stocked, Sold Wholesale and Retail R, N. SMITH, Pah Store, Beaoh. PT E M P R lER3 • AGENT FOR gECCOMBE AND gON'S JgEER. BEST BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER. WILLOUGHBY-STEEETj SHOETLAND (Opposite Quint's Battery). JJ.BNRY D. JOHNSON, LICENSED NTERPRETEB, OHINEMUP.I.