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Thames Star, Volume XX, Issue 6129, 27 November 1888, Page 1

Business Notices - ..-.■■ .NEW fiarden Seeds! VEGETABLE, FLOEAL, AGRICULTURAL, ALL REDra; IN PRICEJUST RECEIVED—Our First ConsigneJ meat this season of the above, compririog nearly 200 Different Vareties. The Sampleß are unusually fins, and can be relied .upon, coming as they do from one of (be beet known ond largest Seed Merchants. FLOWER ■ SEEDS, 3d Per Packet, Upwards of 100 Different Varieties. MABKET GARDENERS and ofcherb takise quantities will bs supplied at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. POTATOES, ONIONS, BEED.PO TATOES, GUANO, BOKEDUST, PATENT MANURE; &c, &c, always j in stock. CHEAP GROCEEIES. SELLING OFF to REDUCE Heavy Stocks, bought previous to new Tariff coming into force. Nearly everything BEDUCED IN PRICE. CHEAP CROCKERY. GLASBWABB, FIOWEB-PoTS, CuTIiEBT, &C Very heavy Stook! Must be Reduced ! GREAT REDUCTIONS AT CENTRAL CHEAP STORES, Pollen Stbeet. BHOP TO LET. THE TEA-POT STORE OWEN STREET,, ONLY GENUINE READY-MONEY SHOP ON THE THAMES A Great Reduotion on All Kinds of GKOOERIES. SAUCES from 4d ; JAMS from 5d ONIONS, 121bs for Is; CHEESE, POTATOES, and all PBO* DUOE at Lowest Rates. In TEAS—Russian Packet Co.'s; all the Best Packing Companies', and Book TEAS in Stock. BAKING POWDERS—McG»wan's, Milleb's, Hudson'?, &c. ALL GOODS of FIRST.CLASS QUALITY. Guaranteed toie what\they are sold for. Try the Tea-Pot Store. JAMES LOUGHLIN, MANAGES. Jas» Patersim, PLUMBER, GASFITTIR, TINSMITH, &0. t &C, COBNEB OV COCHRANEJf POLLEN STS, BEGS to inform the Public of the Themes that ALL W0B"K iDtrueted to him will be Punctually attended to at Reasonable Bates, And in a Workmanlike manner } also that be keepe in Stock CHIMNEYS from 20s each, Plunee, Hip, and Sponge BATtB, Corrugated Iron TANKS, COLONIAL OVENS, FURNACE FRAMES, Copper BOILEBS, OOEBTJGATKD IRON, fiIDGING (Piain and Lead Edged), Load Head NAILS, SPOUTING, DOWNP3PES; SHEEl 1 LEAD, ZINC, WATERPIPES, See IRON CURVED for VERANDAHS, to any Pattern, at the Shortest Notice. SYRINGES for Fruit Growers—Cheap, 3a 6d NOTICE, James Benshaw DESIRES to inform his Friends and the Public that, in addition to his Owen street Business, he has now OPENED AS A BRANCH IRONMONGER'S STORE Th« SHOP near the KARAKA BRIDGE POLLEN STREET (Formerly Jobbph Cube's Grocery). The Stock at first will bo mainly in the Building and Furnishing linee. Having now been in business at the Thames nearly 21 years (from September, 1867), be wishes to thank ell tboae who, by thoir custom, have encouraged him in tbe past, and ot assure them that nothing ohall be wanfci on bis part to ;>ake the new venture •access - - H*.feD£lLL# for Drapers ©roasts »mo "elorekeptrs gflnerftliy. Aaj Siw or