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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1934, 16 March 1875, Page 1

Reduction § Prices TO MEET THE TIMES. NEW GOODS. SUPEKFINE AND FANCY CLOTHS ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND GEELONG TWEEDS WANTED KNOWN THAT E. WISEMAN, TAILOR, ETC., BEOWN-STRIET, GBAHAMSTOWN; Has one of the Finest and Best Assorted Stocks of TWEEDS and COATINGS for Present and Coming Seasons and respectfully invites all true judges to a comparison as to Quality and Price. His long Practical Experience has secured him a well established reputation for the QUALITY* FIT, STYLE and WORKMANSHIP of his • Garments

CHRONOMETER HOUSE SHOETLAND. M. J* WILKES, practical; watohmaki rs alls attention to his stock of v,watches, CLOCKS, JEWELBRY, WBDLTNG BINGB, Aro KEEPEBB BUSHMENS COMPASSES SUNDIAL & COMPASS SPECTACLES A BYE GLASSES All kinds of Watches and Clocks Auckland Prices. Cleaning Watches - Fire Shillings. Established, 1567, Near the Volunteer Hall, Pollen-street. Shortland. J. S. HART, GUNMAKER *' (The only one in the business on the Thames) POLLEN STBEET, i Opposiot. the Gas Wobks. /""I UN WOEK c£ any description done in a practical and competent manner. : POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, &c, and Sporting requisites of every kind in stock. Also— A Large Stock of Guns, &c, per ship Dilbarree. 8038 MRS. CORSTON INVITES- attention to her NEW and FASHIONABLE STOCK of MILLINERY JUST OPENED UP. Btravv Hats and Bonnets in great variety; Feathers and Flowers that will Defy Competition at KEWO.GTON HOUSE Bbown-steeet, Next door to Reed's, Photographic ArtUt. . ,N.B.—An apprentice, to the Drees-maling wanted. Apply early. tc7562 QUEEN'S HOTEL, ALBEET STEEET. ]i| B. S. YOUNG begs to return his best thanks for the kind patronage bestowed on him since he opened the above House. The House is repli te with every comfort and convenience, and is second to none New Zealand for its WINES and SP3BITS including Australian Wines of the very best brands. ' ENGLISH LIME JUICE, &c, &c. 7736t0 ON SALE at the Evraxva Stab Office Williamson-street^ PKOOF OF DEBT FOKMfI for Creditors of Goldmining Pom. panics*