Business N otic as. M O T I O E! ADLAM Himself again at the Corner, POLLEN-STRERT AND GREY-STREET,' BHOBTLAND. GROCER AND TEA DEALER. BREAD 4o WAF. Open to do Business fob Cash. THAMES RIVER BUTTER Fresh from the Dairy three times a week. SEWING MACHINES SEWING MACHINES!! JAMES KRNSHAW, THAMES AGENT FOR WHITER & WILSON CO. THE effort of the alme Company has always been to EXCEL in QUALITY rather than USDTOFIL in Price, ami tboy have produced a Machine that, for strength, speed, , ease, silence and variety of stitch is unsurpassed, The Centennial Exhibition Judges say: "We declare the New Wheeler and Wilson Machine j to he the Best in the World, and recommend for it the highest recognition The largely increased sales resulting from this excellence has enabled the Company to 1 Make a Reduction in Prices, without Detracting from Qua ! ity. Their Machines, Hand or Treadle, are offered by Tajiks Renshaw at REPUCEO PRICE?, weekly payments, 12 months guarantee, with full Instruction and Trial. NEEDLES REDUCED. NOTICE. 1 W. BOBBETT, BUTCHER, POLLEN-STREET, BEGS to return his sincere THARKi to his Customers, and the Public in general, for their liberal patronage during the last ten years that ho has carried on his Business in Rollcston-street, and now bees to R!-QUEST that all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS eiue to . that Shop be PAID to HIMSRLF, at his POLLEN-STREFjT ESTABLISHMENT, as his I receipt only will bea|sufficient discharge for the same, January 12,1880. NOTICE. ' W. BOBBETT, Of Pollen-stbeet, DEGS to return his sincere Thanks to Ms % ? Customers and the public in general for their liberal patronage during Ihe last ten ■ years, and now wishes to inform them that HE HAS DISPOSED OF THE EOLLESTON-STREGT , BUSINESS TO, "'* '' MR J. 11. WALSH. . J. H. WALSH ' 1 JAS much pleasure to inform the Inhabii I' tants.of the Thames, and more.particularly Ihe former Customers, that in reference to, the above, he trusts that by strict attention to the business, and keeping nothing but the BEST QUALITY OF MEAT, to merit the same amount cf snppo'it so cordially afforded to his late employer—Mr„ Wjii. • BobbkttU l v ■ '•' ';• ;' November 11th, 1879. f ;i; ; • ,_v .. CB-MOMEm HOUSE, ■'■f SHORTLAND. WATCHMAKER AND JEVvELLEB. Establis&d 1867, ' f ; " HE LARGEST STOCK of Watches, Clod s, E i! and Jewellery on tho Thames of English, Americau, and GeievaManufacture. '' Finger Rings, Solitaires, Lockets, Earrings,' Brooches, Alberts, aud Ladies' Watch guards, Sc, &c, all marked in Plain Figures. Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery repaired with accuracy aud dispatch by M. J. WILKES. " POWELL'S LUE POST DINING ROOMS, KESTAURANT, ASD BOAEDING ESTABLISHMENT, Lower Qoeeh-btkeet, Next door to the Metropolitan Hotel, Auckland. ' GOOD BEDS. Comfortable Accommodation for Families. OIKK EKQM 6 A.M. 5-0 12 V,31, Nioni Pobteb. T. POWELL, PKOPiIIETOB. FOR 3s. TEA
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XIII, Issue 3529, 4 February 1880, Page 1
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