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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1729, 18 July 1874, Page 2

J. COSGRAVE & CO. AXE NOW SHOWING \ QUANTITY OF JOB GOODS purchased from the Manufacturers at the extreme end of the seasoD, consisting of Dress Goods, Winceys, Wool Plaids, Waterproof and Cloth Mantles, Wool Shawls; Ac. Also, a large Variety of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, &c. Those Goods must be sold; realisation and not profit is the object desired. >. J. COFGRAVE & CO. OWEN-STREET, GEAHAM S T OWN. 7073t0 -." ' :■__ To be! Sold, mHOSE Well-known PREMISES in Owbn-stbeet, Grahamstown now occupied by J. Cosgbave & Co. The* rpurchaser can'take part of the Stockjon terms. For'particulars apply to • FJ. CoSGBAVE SITCo. 7O74tc^f": Auckland.

NATIONAL INSTTBANCE COM- ,. PANT OF NEW ZEALAND. _J THAMES AGENCY. .; TTNDER Policies of the NATIONAL innum have the best security against loss or damage by fire. The Capital of the Company is ONE MILLION STERLING-, and the whole of the profits are invested in the Colony for the benefit of Insurers. That the Compary enjoys the confidence of the public is shown by the marked ■uccesfl of its first half-year's operations. LoTOJBT rates charged. „ , Claims ysoKPTiT and iiberaily met. to7lll Wklum Daties, Agent. BIRTH. JBToITHT. On July 15, at Karaka Road, Mrs, . Joel Northy, of a daughter