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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1738, 29 July 1874, Page 3

GREAT SALVAGE SALE OF . -■■;.■■ .. ; v . . ■ . ' DBA PREY GOODS, DAMAGED BY f ATER; AT THE LATE FIRE IN QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. BEG to announce their having purchased, FOR CASH, a large portion (in all 13 lots) of the above Goods, at Public Auction, in Messrs. Owbw k Gbahau's Warehouse (adjoining the late fire), and sold on behal of the Insurance Companion, and will be prepared to offer THIS DAY (Tuesday) the whole ot tt« abore lots at about one-half their original value. The following are only a few of the many cheap lines secured by Mr. WILBON:— , v A large variety of Lustres and Fancy Dress Materials, at 6Jd and 7id per yard, the Wholesale Price of which was 9f d to 13d A splendid lot of White Calicoes and Long Cloths and Unbleached s> Calicoes much under value. French Merinos, all colors, Is 9d per yard. Lot of Knitting Worsted at tiro shillings per lb. , A splendid lot of All Wool Scotch Plaid Tartans, genuine all wool goods, ■ at Is 6d per yard (similar goods we have sold at 2s 9d). " A very large lot of Real Ostrich Feathers; Flowers and Wreaths (the boxes only of which have been damaged by water), at about one-half the English cost. The attention of Milliners is invited to this lot. Flannels.: Real Welsh Flanntls, Very little damaged, and much under value. '■■.■■■'.•■'• Soft Twill Shirtings, 6|d per yard; our former price for similar goods, la. A nice lot of Soft Wincey ditto, at ll£d, worth Is 9d. .■■■.. A lot of American Leathers, well worth the attention of Upholsterers and Cabinetmakers, 1« 6d per yard. ; ; During the Salt of Salvage Goods, the whole of our Immense Stock or DRAPERY, MILLINERY, & CLOTHING, Will also be offered, at a Great Reduction. WM. WILSON ".<&;■ CO. COBNEE OI MARY AND POLLEN-STREETS, SHORTLAND.

IMPORTANT. THE BEST FRESH 7TOITER on the Thames can be had at the OHINEMUBI STORES, SHORTLAND. If you want a delicious CUP OF TEA, buy it at tho same place. If you -want GROCERIES of al -iescriptions of a first class Quality, go to th Otinemuri Stores, Also on Sale, a Large Assortment of CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, &c, FOR C ASE Everything will be sold at (he lowest possible prioes, consistent with always paying 20s in the £ J. E. HANSEN Defies the dull times; he has no rents to pay, conducts his business at a small expense, and is n a position to buy in the best markets FOR CASH, Is lhevefore determined to he in the foremost rank of competitor* for public favour, confident of securing the lion's share of Cash Customers. Unnecessary here to quote pric . One. trial :wil! ensure your return. Nr inferior articles kept.

CASH PALACE UETIEING FEOSI THE RETAIL. J. Oosgrave&Co. IKE giving up their RETAIL BUSINESS in Grahamstown. A SA L E OF BOOTS AND CLOTHING "Will lie held at the CASH PALAOE ALBERT STREET, S A TUEDAY, THI 4m OF APRIL, * end will fee continued until the Entire Stock is disposed of. ipANCY . RITOW.CARDS. in various colowe, L unoqiialled for design and execution, at he Eyieikg Sxiß Ofßce.

J.E. HANSEN, POLLEN-STBEET (Nbxt Bxttt's) } A.WD MICKAT-STREET (Nbxt Ni wCaiedonu < Hotbx). BHORTLAND ADVANCE! 6004-to IRON BEDSTEADS IRON BEDSTEADS IRON BEDSTEADS I IRON BEDSTEADS IRON BEDSTEADS Ex JUBILEE. An assortment just received by J * VX I G , THAMES BEDDING FACTORY, POLLEN STREET. GROVER AND BAKER SEWING MACHINES: By Hand . £5 10a By Feet . . £9 10s J. G R I G G, THAMES BEDDING FACTORY, POLLEN STREET. ,- : . , . —~— ----- ■■ ,- —■ -^ I>ECEJPT BOOKS of all kind*, n ornaJtV .mental eoiipt letter a th« "EymxisQ STiB Office, i