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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4845, 21 July 1884, Page 1

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Notices MORE CO -^^H ** BARGAINS! EIEST CLASS BOOTS & SHOES At Lowest Posbibmj Pbices. TUST RECEIVE Drt A Splendid Line of Ladies' Giove Kid Boots, 13s 6d, (Well worth 17s). Splendid qualities in Ladies' EID & GLOTE KID ELASTIC SIDES. , Ladies' High Lace Boots ") Best Style, Maids' High Laco Boots ' > Material, Children's High Lace Boots J and Finish. White Bluchers for Miners, Warranted Best Make on the Thames at , Moderate Prices, BOYS' STRONG LACE BOOTS on hand in large Quantities Also-CHILD'S and INFANTS' BOOT 3 and SHOJiS. As a very large part of present Stock must positively bo Cleared to make way for Goods daily expected, customers arc respectfully informed that no reasonable offers will be refused. «gT BE SURE AND CALL EARLY. R. WALTERS, MARY STEEET (Opposite the Hospital). 8960 NEW ZEALAND LABOUR EXCHANGE. E. M. HEIGHTON & CO, 177, Queen stbeet, Auckland, , house, land, & gsxbbal commission agmjts, ' Valuators, Missing Friends, and Private Enquiry Office. "PROPERTIES of every description bought Jl and sold, including Farms, Hotels, Boardi ing Houses, Businesses. Town and Country Fropertiei, Bought, Sold, or Lot. Money Lent on Freehold, Leasehold, and Personal Security. Mortgages and Loans negotiated.' Partnerships and Investments arranged, Bents and' Book Debts Collected. Labour Exchange and .Private Enquiry Office, having Ageuts in all the principal towns in the colonies. K. M. Hm»htow ACo. 177, Qnefln street* '