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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3579, 16 June 1880, Page 3

Notices MEARS & CO.) (MEARS & CO. NOW LANDING— IAA BOXES SCHIEDAM XUU CANDLES. Mears & Co. NOW LANDING— SUGARS—Company's No. 1, Sncirdrop, Crushed Loaf, Cube. Light Brown and Yellow. Mears & Co. NOW LANDING— Qfi) CASES/BOXES AND PACK\J& AGES, Groceries and Oilmen Stores. Mears & Co. NOW LANDING— TE A S In Chests, Half-Cbests, and Boxes. None Can Give Better Value. Mears & Co* NOW LANDINGPOTATOES (Canterbury) and Southern PRODUCE and GRAIN of erery description. Mears & Co. NOW LANDINGPOKE (American) in Casks LAUD (in Buckets) BOILED BEEF (in 61b Tins) MUTTON do 21b and 41b do SHEEP'S TONGUES in 2lb do Meabs & Co. TO ARRIVECANTERBURY BACON asd HAMS. IEAJjI^Cih, Tea Dealers, POLLEN STREET. C. T. WREN (Seep Warehouse—Next below Bank of New Zealand, Queen street, AUCKLAND. Ntjbseby—Mottkt Hobson, Remuera) SEEDSMAN & NURSERYMAN, and dealer is Manures, and Garden and Farm Requisite! of nearly e?ery description; C. T. W. spares no pnins to obtain the highest quality in all descriptions of goods. His general seed supplies r re procured from the best sources, the requisitions being for the very best obtainable in all cases, without restrictions as to price and with some neees* sary exceptions their germinating quality il efficiently tested before supplying to, his patrons. He could, in many cases, more easily procure at lower rates, and sell accord* ' ingly ; but an extensWe experience has eonrinced him that the course he pursues is for the benefit of his customers, and be trusts to meet with their approval, support,and recommendation, as heretofore. He has on band, and to arrire an excellent and raried assortment of seed of all descriptions. He is now sending out a sample ef Perrertial Bye Grass, weighing 28lbs. to the measured bushel; the finest procurable in England and of perfect germinating quality. As also a choice assortment of English grasses, which are much required in bur permanent pastures ; a mixture of these for field purposes and another for fine lawns are prepared. His facilities for supplying Nursery Stock of all kinds, as heretolore, are good, and he has an unequalled stock of Fruit Trees, in 2 to 5-year-old fruitful trees, in many lines. A superior stock of Seed Potatoes in orer 20 kinds. A fine collection of Flowering Bulbs, good and reliable Mauuree, and all matters pertaining to the business. .- Collections of Vegetable and Garden Seeds for large or small gardens at 10s, 20s, and 40s; Flower Seeds at 59, 10a, 20s, and 40s; Conifer heeds at 20s, 40s, and 60s. Seeds, &c, not exceeding 51bs. in weight can be forwarded by Parcel Post. Bates, one penny for each two'ounces, or fraction of two ounces. Terms, Cash; or satisfactory reference! from distant or unknown correspondents. Seed list in preparation, and will be fer« warded. » Address, C. 1\- WEE N, SEED WAREHOUSE, QUEKN STBEKT, AUCKXAKD. 744 rnh am:es po &k pies, SWEET MINCE PIES, SAUSAGES (All Pork) s SAVOURY DUCKS, alias Fngot* ; CORNED AND FRESH PORKj BKAWN Labd, at 104 per lb; Spake Rib, at 4i per lb. May be had at THE THAMES PORK AND BACON STORE, POLLEN STREET, SHO KTLAND, AND AT The Branch Establishment, Owen street, Grahams town, opposite the Kmpire Hotel. WILLIAM TETLJ3Y. , LAWLESS (late G. Waller), wholel , sale and retail Tobacconist, next' Hank of Kow Zealand, J3rowu street, (Jrahauistown. ORICKKT, POOTBALL, and UILLIAIiD ROOil IlKQUI»lTlB Always n 3tJck. 1262 ENCOURAGE THAMES I N D UST EIE «.—GioodTwcod Trousers from 22s 6d. All Goods. ifcfHbrunk. At ll. WISEMAN'S, Brown street. U ANTED KNOWN—WASTE PAPER Vf for Sale at the Ktknino Stab Office. Tkk best test of the interest of » book is its capability of being read a second Uon, ditto forSel'BJ.