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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1665, 20 April 1874, Page 4

WHY NOT SAVE YOUR TIME AND > i MONEY. ' ' BY GOING DIBEOT TO 0 0 C K 8' LONG noted Cheap FURNITURE unc 1 BEDDING Warehouse, Mary-street^ Shortland, where you can procure every household requisite at the lowest possible price, consisting of—Earthenware and Glass, EaUoware, Brushware, Clocks, Lamps and Lanterns, Doormats,', American Brooms, Carpenters' Tools, Pictures, Nails, Tubs and Buckets; OMmney Ornaments and Cruets, very, cheap; every description of Tinware, Mats,,Matting and Table Coverings; Table and,Pocket Cutlery; Clothes and Fishing Lines, Bellows, Locks, Hinges and General Furnishing Ironmongery; Metal Tea Pots, Spoons and Forks; Combs and Brashes, Garden Tools, and other Articles too numerous to mention. Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Bedsteads ; Mattresses kept in Stock and made to order on the Shortest notice. CHINA, GLASS, &c, on Hire, for Tea Meetings, Soirees, &c. Every Artiole Marked in Plain Figures. GOODS DELIVERED FREE o* CHARGE. Note the Address — J. COCK S, Near Post Office, MARY STREET, SHORTLAND. 58*1-to TO THE PUBLIC. "TN order to prevent, disappointment and to ■*- ensure punctual delivery of. the Stab, persons should call at the office and leave their natnes and addresses if they wish, to become subscribers. They could then' have the Star delivered to them on the following terms :— "'"'" '" ' " ■ ■"""' ' \ 7s. pd. per Quarter, booked 68. „ „, in advance ■ 6d. per week paid to; the boy delivering the paper.' ' ' ' The recent irregularity in supplying the Star to some of the out-districts has been caused by a change of runners, but regular subscribers would not bo subjected to such inconvenience,; their papers being despatched direct from the office. FebVsi 1874i. .... a! special woed to all who \ LIKE GOOD TEA. "|:F I praise it, I maybe 'accused- of puffing my own Wares. ' If I say it is bad,' those who have tried it would know I was chaffing. So, under the circumstances,"Bur Some And Tbt for yourselves.. • ; r ■■'•'. '■• ■In laying out your money, you should consider who is likely to be able to serve you yst. McGOWAN'S Little Shop is not behind'in this respect. Fair dealing will always be appreciated by the public. It wduld take too nmch money for an advertisement that would tell you all the good things I bare for sale. Come and See 1 ; ; • Yours truly, VJAMES McGOWAN. STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE i^SUBANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. - HEAD OFFICE: DUNEDIN. ■ RISKS, LOWEST CURRENT RATES. G. W. Binnbt, Auckland Edwin Binney, Grahamstown. > 6577-tc - ' AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PEOVIDBNT Life Assurance Society "POLICIES in the above Society can be obtained at LOWER RATES of PREMIUM than from any other Assurance Institution in the Australian Colonies or New Zealand. 'By a quarterly payment amounting to lessthan Is. per week, a man may secure £100 to his wife and family, payable at his death. Tablet of Rates may be had at the office I of the undersigned. , HijNRY, H. WRIGHT, 11 AGENT FOR THE THAMES, i i jbß, Exchange Buhdinwb, GtetoAMsiowK. 6688 . J