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PRELIMINARY NOTICE. JAMhS EENSHAW DESIRES to inform his Friends and the Publio that, in addition to his Owen Street Business, he has deoided to OPEN AS A BRANCH Ironmongsi ,!, s Store The SHOP near the KARAKA BRIDGE 1 POLLEN STRICT (Formerly JOSEPH CLARK « GROCERY) The Stock at first will be mainly in the Building and Furnishing lines. Having now been in Business at the Thames nearly 21 ytars (from t i eptembe! , 1 18G7), he wishes to thank all those who, by their custom, have encouraged him in the past, and to assure them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to make the new venture a success, Mb NEWCOMBE, TEACHER OF FRENCH, DRAWING AND PAINTINGrFEIIMS and Particulars on application to 1 Mr Hakston Brown street, DISKASIiiS UP "iß'u KYK.KAR THROAT, AND CURST. ' OR. WILKIKS, V JNSULTrXG & OPERATING SURGEON [8 at his Surgery for Ueneral and Special Practice all mornings and afternoons, Sunday, 10 to 12.30. Charges moderate, 17 years at Loudon and Colonial floipitals Adjust spectacles to sight. Has a large assortment of Aru;i;ial Eyes. Consulting Rooms QukunStbeet (opposite Shortiand trißt).Aiuj!i!.ittf

ALL NATIONS HOTEL Golden Crown Street, GRAHAMSTOWN. Mli. S. HOWARD begs to inform his Friends and tho Public generally that he lias taken the above well-known Hotel, and hopes by supplying the Best Brands of Beer and Spirits to receive a share of public patronage, Board and.Rosideuce. Good Stabling. Ehrenf ried's |Best brands of Ales always on draught. S. jIIOiVARDj Puot'iunon. boots; tar SHOES; Jh| M. WHITEHEAD, pAN lit Ladies with a Splendid KID ELASTIC BO)T for 7s 6.1. m" NEAT SHOES at 8s Gd. „# —: Slippers from 2s 6d per pair. :— GENT'S SEWN BOOTS AND SHOES of every description a Speciality. Boy's and Girls School and Best Boots splendid assortment. Babies' and Children's Boots and Shoes— 300 Pairs, assorted, just received. MINERS BOOTS, FARMERS BOOTS Cricket Shoes. Ladies' Gents' and Childreus Tennis Shoes in great variety. Boots, Shoes and Slippers of every desoriplion at WHITEHEAD'S Shetland, Grahainsto,vn and TeArolm

riLAttENDON TT OT E L CORNER OP EUfLlfifD & WAKBMBH) STREETS, AUCKLAND. H. Meyer. (Late of Owharoa.) Travellers will find every modern convenience, combined with civility and prompt attention, Night Porler in Attendance. Waihi Hotel, (Late Colebrook's) WAlfll. KEiROr "ioiATILL HAVING taken over the above Hotel, trusts by Civility and strict attention to Business to secure a fair share of public patronage, BEST BRANDS OF WINES & SPIRITS ONLY KEPT. Brown and Campbell's Prize Ale always on draught, Good Stabling and Paddock Accommodation for Horses Depot for arrival aud departure of Crosbic'a Royal Mart Coaches between Paeroa and Waihi and connecting line of I Tauranga Coach.. I

William Newman," PLUMBER, GASMTTER, BELLHANGER, TINPLATE, AND IRONWORKER, POLLEN STREET, (Near Junction Hotel

WTCT while thankin? his Customers all • for past Favours, would inform them that he has put on extra hands, and is now enabled to execute all orders with neatness and despatch. WATER AKDGAS LAID ON. Corrugated and plain Galvanized iron tanks. Plunge, hip, and sponge baths. BOTTLE JJANTERNS, BILLIES AND pannikins; ' Dairy] Utensils of overy description, Hotel and Stable Lamps. IronChimncys of any dimensions, laundry; washing furnaces-' Spouting of overy kiud-WATER PIPES Water laid on for domestic purposes, motive* power, and for baths of every description, in Town and Country will receive immfidiate attention,

A stinds for Action, which makes mismess movu M for tho Dash, which ne'er gutsin ngroovo; V stands for Vim, which e'er leads to success IS for tho Kncrgy hustlers possesses, ■ It sntuds for Heasui, to which good sense yields, 'K stands for Typo, which ilio world's sceptre wicit'fs I stands lor Industry, handmaid of thrift, 8 for tho Sales, which don't come a« a sift, I stand' for lndnlonco, man's greatest curse, ]V for tins Nothing, in Lazylmnc's purso, U stands for Gold, which yon all want to get," 1* stands for I'aticnce, which bids you not fret A for Adylco ■ that you keep out of debt, i Y stands for Von, sir, whom I thus iidviao *» for Success, if you'll but ndvertiso. .*

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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXI, Issue 6366, 30 March 1889, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Advertiser, Volume XXI, Issue 6366, 30 March 1889, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Advertiser, Volume XXI, Issue 6366, 30 March 1889, Page 4

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