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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1887, 20 January 1875, Page 1

SPECIAL TO LADIES. WILLIAM WILSON & CO. TTAVE JUST OPENED UP Fotra cases LADIES' & CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS, purchased at the end of the Homo Season trade, and are now being sold at about one - half the ugnal selling prices. TWO OASES FRENCH & ENGLISH FLOWERS, White Ostiieh flumes and Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, and Millinery Materials. The whole of which are now being sold at unprecedented low prices. v " i , I" * WILLIAM WILSON AND CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OBNBBAL DRAPBRS. And Dibect Impobtebs, CORNER OF MARY AND POLLEN STREETS, SHORTLAND; . AND AT 204 and. 206, -QUEEN STREET,; * i AUCKLAND. " .---;" ' 7888 RE-OPENING. T^OY BROTHERS, Photographers, beg to A inform the Public that, having com* pleted the Additions to their Boom?, they have RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS with increased accommodation for TAKING Firstclass PORTBAITSj and trust,' with the same care and attention to business that they have hitherto bestowed, to meritf a. continuance of public patronage. Note the Address: POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND, Between Mary and Sealey streets. STEAM SAUSAGE FACTORY. Ci ENUINE POEK SAUSAGES EVERY V* SATURDAY. Reduction in the Price of Meat. The only Steam Sausage Factory in the Pro* vince of Auckland. HULME, BUTCHER, SHORTLAND. 5792 PUBLIC NOTICE! TTVARARU GARDENS ■'"? ;. .' , ■' . Alai ■■ .". . . -■ ■ NOW OPEN DAILY. Admission ... ... Sixpence, STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. No Doge allowed in the Gardens. V 7783t pLA EIE'S 841 PI LL S JUST ARRIVED. R. F. SANDER