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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1815, 27 October 1874, Page 1

SPRING AND SUMMER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, FURNISHING, & CLOTHING, OPENED THIS SEASON, J . M AII S H A LL' S. Imported direct from Manufacturers —48 Packages ex Loch Awe ; 6 ditto ex Ferndale. Bought in Colonial Markets—l 7 packages. DPi.ESS~Black and Colored Silks, Moriantiques, French Poplins, Tasso Cloth, Balermcs, Stripe Lustres, Corde de Gothas, Glace Lustres, Milange Twills, Pure Alpaca Cords, Batistes, Pique, Muslins, Cambrics.; 3 cases Cheap Prints (W. Crum's and Hoyles') new patterns ; 3 cases costumes, in Tasso, Pique, Cambrics, Cliali and Prints; 2 cases Ball Costumes, MANTLES AFD M-ILLIKEET—I case Silk Mantles, newest shapes; 4i cases Straw Goods, most fashionable; 1 case Paris and $: London Millinery; 3 cases Children's Costumes, Pelises, Cloaks, Sun Hats, Underclothing, Millinery Trimmings. lIOSIEEY AND KABERPASHEE3:—4 cases (310 dozen) Cotton Socles and Hose, exceedingly cheap; 7 cases Haberdashery and Fancy Goods, Laces, Kuffles, Collars, Cuffs, Eibbons, Trimmings, Ornaments, Buttons, &c. MANCHESTER AND WOOLLENS—6 bales Cheap Grey Calicoes, Bleached and Grey Sheetings, Livings, Porfars, and Towellings ; 4 cases Brown Hollands, Linen Drills, Damasks, Diapers, Linens and Lawns ; 5 bales all-wool White Flannels, in Saxony, Welsh, and Mediums ; 2 bales Crimean Flannels. „ FUBISISHING—2 bales Felt and Felt Squares, all sizes; 2 Bales Carpets, new patterns ; 16 rolls Mailing, various ; Oil Cloths from 2ft Sin to 12ft; Blankets, Quilts and Hollands. CLOTHING—A large Stock of Summer Clothing from the best European and Melbourne manufacturers; 4 bales Tweeds, Cloths, and and. Coatings in the piece; 1 case X-^inen Drill and Holland Clothing; 1 case Silk and Lustre Clothing ; 2 cases White Shirts, 1 case The New Flax Shirt; 2 cases Men's Straw and Leghorn Hats ; 3 cases Boys' and Youths' ditto ; 2 cases (180 dozen) Men's Hosiery ;" a well-assorted Stock of Gent's Mercery. 5U* The Goods ex loch Awe and Ferndale will be sold 15 per cent, cheaper than if Bought in the Colonial Markets. LATE SHIPMENTS OF EXTREME SUMMER GOODS TO ARRIVE • ■ • JN THE WAITANGI AND STANLEY CASTLE.

EXPIIiTION OF .LEASE. . FIRST-GLASS- GROCERIES AT THE LOWEST PBICES ON THE THx\MES. UMIL THE EXPIEATION OF THE LEASE OF THEIR PEEMISES OWEN-STREET." GBAHAMSTOWN, FRENCH ■& COMPANY WILL SUPPLY FIEST-CLASS GEOCEEIES AT THEIE v BRANCH STOEEB, Owen-s,*reet s Grabamstown, 1 ■ £:" ■ AND POLLEN-STBEET, SHOETLAND, mHE QUALITY AND PEICE WILL ENSUEE A LAEGE DEMAND. NEW SEASON'S TEAS, SPLENDID SUGAES DIEECT FEOM THE REFINESS. ALL SHOULD SEE OUE SAMPLE OF GENUINE GOODS AT THE FOLLOWING PEICES:— Sugar, light ... 0 4£ lb Plaid Vestas, per dozen... Os 7d Sugar, white 0 5 „ Palad Oil, half-pints ... ( 0 7 bottle Sugar, first-class 0 ~h\ „ Sperm Candles, L W ... 0 9lb Java Eice, only ... ..0 2^,, Soap, large bars ... ... 0 7 bar Oatmeal, fresh ... .. 0 3| „ Pickles(Whybrow's) ... 0 9 bottle Moulds, Auckland- ... 0 5% it Salmon, best quality ... 1 3lb tin {Sardines, £s ... ... 0 7 Starch, white, only ... 0 4.1b „ |s Oil Tomato Sauce, '. 0 6 bottle DEYOE'S GENUINE KEEOSENE. ONLY 9s 6b per 4 GALLON TIN. N. 13.-— We invite attention to our SUPEEIOE TEA now selling at Is 10 lb. A Fresh Shipment of Victorian Jams only 7d per tin. , TEAS '■; FOR THE MILLION. FRENCH .AKD COMPANY'S PUEE CBINA TEAS, in a s lb and lib packets, being carefully selected, and many rare Black Teas judiciously blended. For Purity, Strength, and Flavour they are acknowledged to possess quality of the highest order. Prices —2s, 2s ' 6d, 2s Bd, 3s, and 3s 6d. Discount on 61b Parcels. Prime Canterbury Bacon and Cheese. Choice Ported Butters, from the Best Dairies. Potatoes, Maize, Bran, Sharps. Flour at Mill Prices. A Eeally Fine Tea, Is lOd. by the Half Chest. Sperm Candles, 1U per lb, by the 251b box. None can undersell us unless thej"- supply infei'ior articles. e^° PLEASE NOTE TEE ADJDMUSS— FBENCH & COMPANY, . WHOLESALE AND "RETAIL GEOGEBS, PEOPLED TEA 'WAEKHOUSE, 252. QUEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND. EEANCH STOEES—POLLEN STEEET, SHOETLAND, , '-.' Next to J. Wilson & C©., Drapers, . . AND OWEN STREET, GEAHAMSTOWN (opposite Stoke Bros).