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Thames Star, Volume XIX, Issue 5823, 28 September 1887, Page 3

"EicSWsr^aF^TTTE late thomas short Encouraged by the large mount of patronage received from the Finding it necessary, in order to adjust accounts under the Will, . . NOTICE. public of Thames and Auckland in the execution of their trust the Executors have decided to hold a C'A.L& TO t^OIB 1U 21.1*1^Hi ,— dwi-ißthe-pa^cUv -mont'je,have decided, irx the interest „ : After this Sale every effort will be made to make this Bsteb- «,>«%,* GENUINE STOCK-TAKING — iuwt X^S^^iKttet^J w r-i a <i,it-. in. * n? A (TiP^l satisfied that their customers have in the past, and will in the carry on „ — - SATURDAY, Aug, a^mMAe ™mel^7 < THE BUSINESS. " OLE ABI& G SAL& . - ■. ■ OWEN STEEET, THAMES, AND QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND:

It is said that the impress Josephine had thirty-eight bonnets in one month. No wonder the whole family failed in business. j AH over New Zealand the farming intefMt is in a low state. Farmers arc patently, manfully straggling along, honestly endeavoring to pay the high rates of interest that are crashing 1 them. At the same time the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company, at its annuol meeting held on 24th July last, declared a dividend of eighteen per cent, as a dmdend that in these times could not be •• very much complained of." No doubt, from a shareholder's point of view, there was not much to complain about, but does it not appear as though there was somethink radically wrong when these com* nanies can make such fabulous profits, while the men out of whom they make their money are in deep distress ? Houowax's PIM.S.—The chief Wonder of modern times. This incomparable mediome increases the appetite, lengthens : the stJmaeh, cleanses the liver, corrects bilious, aw prevents flatulency, purifies the system, grates the pervei, and .wubb.-sound health. The enormous demand for thr» BUi throughout the globe atitonuhe. everybody, SdiSe trial cominces the most aceptae*! -• iSJ*sScine equalsHoUpway/sßllsuj ,ita