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Thames Advertiser, Volume XX, Issue 6232, 20 October 1888, Page 1

; : Notice; of Removal 116, Qneen-street (a few doors below I -■ : ; Durham-street :r .. ' ' By Special. Appointment to His Excellency tho Governor of New Zealand,' ,W. H. HAZARD!begs to announce that he has removed to the.above centrally situated premises, and haying madevery considerable alterations and improvements,. especially in the Gallery, which has been entirely pulled down and rebuilt, solicits the patronage of j the public. '" ' ' ''' ' , Prizes'for Rifle arid : Revolver Shootin!r ; are offered Weekly/ • • ' '• '" W, H.H-wouldalso notify that ; he lias removed his Gun business to the same address. The 'manufacturing and'repairing branch is carried on in Elliott-street, (next ■ Hoffman's ' Warehouse) where firearms may be tes:ed daily. :\ '".:'.■■• ... ] FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS,, from James Pain & Sons, the .celebrated London. Pyrotechnists. : A very large supply ot these received' before new tariff cam? in force,-: thus Baving 23 per cent. No advance in prices will be made, ~ ; NOTETHE ApJDB%:- W. H HAZARD, GUN-MAKER, 116, QUEES-STREET . (just below Durham-street) Telephone No. 331. . : ; ' ' : ___ __ . . r ' ~~' f, A MEGS respectfully to thank his many friends and customers, the inhabitants of , the Thames for the kindness shown anl biisiiiess support received during the last I, 19 years; and takes the present opportiinity of announcing his intention: toM {aitHfuOy dispense Prescriptions and to sell: all drugs? chemicals, patent medicines, and other goods connected wM the trade M ' a Chemist and Druggist at the lowest '■; possible prices—for cash only. ' ' HAVING- Reino'ved'to his New Premises," 3.1. ' wishes to impress on parties requiring a FIRST-CLASS TURN OUT that his is just the ' place/to get 1 it; "Yoii ! can have Buggies or Carriages (suitable for all weather), and'to accommodate from one 1 to thirty .persons. The Saddle Horses are a very superior lot, being bred speeially for what they are being;used. Travellers from '•. the'country can have their Horses looked after in a propper manner, and the ' Stables'can speak for themselves, being second to none in the colony. Saddlei'Horsesmay.be left or changed at Corbet's (Hikutaia); Walsh's (Maritoto); '"' "' Cbutt's (Pa'eroa); Gallagher's Stables (Te A roha), Charged Only One Way. NOTE'THE ADDRESS- : ~-, . . Opposite' Bank of New Zealand, Thames, ■' ■ ;■' ''■ : Newcastle," Kamo, Bay of Islands and' Waikato- ;', (CUT OR UNCUT) DELIVERED AT LOWEST RATES. '.' TO THE INHABITANTS 01? THE=THAMES AND SURROUNDINGS GABINETMAKBR, XJPHOLSTEEER, & GENERAL FURNITURE MANUFACTURER POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND TJAS ON HAND A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT'OEBEDDING- IR0N » WOOD »nd-BRASS BEDSTEADS, ■ Large Assortment at All Prices, SPRING MATTRASS, ; WOVEN WIRE MATTKASS . (Solo Agent for Thames), KOPOK, HAIR, and FLAX M.ATTRASSES. DRAWING and DINING ROOM SUITES , In Great Variety. BEDROOM SUIT PS In tno Latest and Most Chaste Designs BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, and KIDDERMINSTER CARIFIU LINOLEUMS, LACE CURTAINS. VALEJS ES, &c, &c, ': ENGLISH and GERMAN PERAMBDLAT RS. Just Abrived;; A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TOILET WARE