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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVI, Issue 7958, 29 October 1894, Page 1

COMMERCIAL, QTABLESr PAEROA. ; h B, Walker • Begs respectfully to inform his old Thames Friends and the public generally, that ho hai leased the above OOMODIOUS STABLES, adjoining the Commercial Hotel, and is prepared to hire out, single and doube BUGGIES, SULKIES,, etc.; also Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle HORSES. Terms Moderate Letters and Telegiams promptly at tended to, The best of feed provided'. ■>.> ■ Good Paddocks. B. WALKEB. Commercial Stables, CUTLERY, PLATED WAKES, STOVES BLASTING POWDER, DYNAMITE AND GELATINE, Wholesale k Retail Ironmonger and Leather Dealer, OWEN ST. & POLLEN ST M THAMES | JAMES IENSP" Tnporms his Friends and Customers _L that he has just received good Sheffield makers a large, useful and j well-assorted stock of, Table Cutlery,' Spoons, Teapots, Cruets, &c.; also ex Blair Drummond from Smith' : and Wellsforde', of Glasgow;' ! Mistress, Address, Hostess, and other favourite i Stoves. ' ' The General Stock includes a good assortment of Building and Furishing Ironmongery, Agricultural Implements, Fencing Material. Blacksmiths', Shre I Makers', and Miners' Working' Materials, Paints, Oils, Colours Paper* hanging, Scrim, Brushes, Rochester and other lamps in great variety from Is to 60s. In addition to the proverb;al "from a Needle to an Anchor's stock of imported a-tides' special encouragement is given to Colonial Manufactured Goods, BagnalPs Bee-hives, and Bee-keepers Appliances, Iceland and Sutherland's Sole Skip Leathor, Du :, edinand Christ* church made stoves. Auckland' aod Thames made Ovens. Perambulators, Confectioners' Show Glasses, Brush ware, Tinware, Mounted Coppers, Boot Uppers, Heels, Toes, &c„ &c„ ; Timber and Bottle Jacks For Sale or Hire, Country Orders Promptly Attended To. Quality Good. . Prices Low. i . ';. : PROVINCIAL MRS WADE, formerly of Pollen street, begs to inform her friends and the travelling public that she has taken over the premises in ! QUEEN STEEET. '' known as he Provincial Hotel, lately occupied by Mr W. Woodward, and is prepared to receive Boarders upon most reasonable terms. Every coni venience. Excellent Table. Up-Country and Auckland Visitors Welcomed. Good Stabling; Hot Lunch provided from 12 to 2 o'clock. • MRS FLEETWOOD, ALBERT ST., Thames, Begs to inform Ler Numerous Country Friends, and the Travelling Public Generally, that she has a Very Commodious BoircLng House and is prepared to receive Boarders upon Most Reasonable Terms, Good Bedrooms, Bath Room, and Every Convenience. EXCELLENT TABLE. 1 GOOD ATTENDANCE. TT-E Wailvock Bran, 'IVIuBf SOAPS, FOR THE BATH. -THEY ARE LNEQUALLEDSnld at nil Grocers, 1 ONE MM ?M 04KF{