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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1951, 6 April 1875, Page 4

DIGGERS! T)UY YOUR TENTS, TOOLS, COOKING UTENSILS, BLANKETS, AND EVERY REQUISITE FOR OHINE M U R I, • at COCKS'FUR N I SUING WAREfIO USE, MARY STREET, SHORTLAND On Sale, a GOOD STOVE, suitaable for Restaurants. Estimates given for supplying Hotels, Restaurants, &c, with every requisite. FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, Ac, manufactured on the premises at the shortest notice. PEICES WILL D.EFY COMPETITION. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE ON THE THAMES FOR GENERAL GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS THE 5; POT mHE late firm of F. HEWIN & CO. gratefully acknowledge the Liberal X Patronage accorded them since the opening of the Thames Goldfield, and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same for the New Firm. Fkedk. Hewin Hbnbt He^tin JMrOETERS OF V' T. E A S, FANCY AND STAPLE GEOCEEIES, &c, BACON AND CHEESE FACTORS, OWEN-STEEET, GRAHAMSTOWN, i And at their New Buildings— CORNER OF QUEEN AND WELLESLY STREETS, AUCKLAND. In reference to the above F. Hewin & Bbothee assure the Public that the same sound principles of conducting business so successfully practised by the late firm F. H. & Co. will be adhered to, viz., First Class Goods at Lowest Rates for Cash Only, combined with punctuality in the Execution of all orders entrusted to them, and trust that their friends and the public generally ■will give them the same large amount of support the old firm hare so long and conconstantly enjoyed. Mr. F. Hewin's long experience in the Auckland Market will always ensure our Patrons getting the best value on the Thames for their money.

LATEST NEWS FROM OHINEMUEI. PIGEONGRAMS, FBOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. | 6 a.m. "There is a good time coming." " All that glitters is not gold." All the gold is not lying on the surface. Not found by nobblerising in the Township, but by " Digging Down " deep. Industry, perseverance, and capital required to develop it. 12 a.m. Julius has discovered a Mine worth. four millions. This will help to pay interest on our National Debt, bring out a choice lot of Immigrants, keep up the Native Depart- j noent expenditure, and reward Govern* ment supporters and loafers generally. 6 p.«n. Gold struck by the Prospectors j not quite so rich as Julius', but of a better quality. <gg" Never mind the above, the following is more important:— At the OHINEMUEI STOKES, SHORTLAND, You can always get the best Fresh Butter in the market. Teas, from . . '. 2s to 3s 6d Keilor's Marmalade . . Is Tomato Sauce . . 6d Best Hobart Town Jams „ . 9dtolod Soap, from . . . 7d Washing Soda : . 2d Salad and Castor Oil . 8d Price's Best Sperm Candles . Is Lamb's Superfine Flour, SOlbs 7i New Zealand and Australian Preserved Meats, 21b tins Is 6d to Is 8d Do. do., 41b tins 2s 8d Also on SaleCrockery, Glassware, etc., viz. .—Cups and Saucers, Plates, Meat Dishes, Pie Do., Vegetables Do., Egg Curs, Teapots, Jugs, Basins, Butter Coolers, Sugars, Pressed and Cut Tumblers, pints and half pint*, Wineglasses, etc., etc. —Diggers' Requisites:— Shovels, Prospecting Dishes, Billie*, Buckets, Frying Pans, Pannikins, Belts, Knives, and other articles too numerous to mention. All Goods will be sold at the lowest Possible Prices, oon«iste»t with always paying 20s in tho£. J. E. HANSEN, OHINEMUEI STOEBS, SHOETLAND. BAT OF PLENTY TIMES AGENCY. THE Undersigned are prepared to Receive Subscriptions and Advertisements for the Bay of Plenty Times, Published Bi-weekly in the flourishing Towship of Tauranga.— Hofcbaft, McCuLLOtioF, & Co., Evramra Stab Office, Grahamctown. r% ARDS, Circulars (on note or letter paper) \j { in plain and fancy type. Carters' Reoeipts printed, bound and perforated, he Brnnra S*n Office.