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Thames Advertiser, Volume X, Issue 2602, 20 April 1877, Page 2

Drapery and Olothmt;. &o. A pREAT T7ARIETY OF NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS ON VIEW THIS DAY, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AT S. HETHERINGTON'S, POLLEN STREET. DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING DONE ON THE PREMISES, Furnishing Warehouse. J. COCKS' OLD ESTABLISHED| FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, MARY STREET, (Opposite Si. George's Church). ALWAYS ON HAND, ix a large supply of FURNITURE, new and'second-hand MATTRESSES CROCKERY IRONMONGERY BRUSHWARE MATTINGS Every Description of Household Requisite ' AT PRICES TO SUIT THB TIMES. Goons on Hire.—Soibbes supplied with EVEUY REQUISITE. fTO LET,-BUSINESS PREMISES and Two 1 HOUSES.-Enquiro as above. Produce. mO STOREKEEPERS, PACKERS, 1 AND COUNTBY SETTLIiBS. Now landing ex' Rotorua .•— 10 CASES McCONNELL'S BACON. ALWAYS ONUAND:CANTERBURY CHEESE WAIROA CHEESE POTATOES OATS MAIZR CHAFF BRAN POLLARD And Flour at Auckland Prices for CASH. ALL KINDS OF GRASS SEEDS. TARANAKI FRESH & SALT BUTTER. Groceries ol all descriptions sold at Wholesale Prices. Goods shipped f.o.b. from THOMAS VEALE'S BTOEE, POLLEN-STREET, SHOBTLAND, Watohnmker. W. BLUNDELL, WaTOBMAKEE, &C, PoLtEN-BTBEET, Shobtland, FJEGS to inform his Frionds and the Public ) that ho has SOLD BIS BUSINESS to Mr G. RIPLEY, who will carry it on in the same shop—Pollen-street. Those persons who have left watches, &c, for ropair at W, Blunders aro reqaested to call for them immediately. Articles not called for before W. B's departure will be left •with his successor—Mr 6. Ripley—for delivery. W. B. begs to recommend his succcsßr to his friends and the public, ' '