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Thames Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 6895, 30 May 1891, Page 1

HOTELS -SOB BOWJSJV L r^C^' THAMES Qy , (THE WOEKINGMAN' HOME). ~Cj GEORGE 'EBERT, POR MANY YEABS SO WELL AND FAVORABLY KNOWN AS PRO« PRIETOR OF THE PALACE HOTEL, TS3 AROHA, BEGS to announce thafc he has mow OPENED, after re-building and newly-furnishing those favorite premises the " Governor 80-wen," with a special view of catering for the comforts and convenience of the WORKING MEN. 0^ A TABLE EQUAL TO\THE JBJESI ON THEITHAMES. 4% _ « Large and Comfortable BEDROOMS. Several BATHROOMS/ with an unlimited Supply of HOT and COLD WATER. PABLOB S and READING-ROOMS, with a plentiful supply of Booka, Periodicals, and Daily Papers, Draughts, Chess, and other games. BILLIARD ROOM, fitted with cne of the BEST TABLES on the THAMES. TERMS : FOE BOARD AND LODGING, 583 PER WEEK. ALL MEALS AND BEDS, Is EACH. Special Arrangement for BOARD only. For the Convenience of those taking their 'MID.DAY MEAL in Town, I will iesue TICKETS for BIX MEALS with Beer, Tea, or Coffee, for 43 6d. FOOTBALL and other DINNEBS or BANQUETS got up on the Shortest Notice, 8b the MOST REASONABLE PRICES, and in a STYLE that will lea?e Nothing to •*<* ONLY THE VERY BEST OF Ales, Wines, and Spirits KEPT IN STOCK.

Business Notices CHEAP GROCERIES FOR GASH. —0 — •i 6) LBS Onions for Is, Beat Oamaru Pota* A^ toco 43 6d per owfc. (4s 3d by the sack), Pumpkins 3s 6d per cwt., Kumsras 121bs for Is, Wood's Flour, Snowdrop do., Housewife's Pridedo., 7s per 50lbs, Oatmeal 251bs 3a, 71b Bags Is, Slba for Is, Sago, Tapioca, Best Rice, Lentils. Split Peas, Pearl Barley, all 3d per Ib, Canary, Hemp, and Eape Seeds 4i per lb, Neave's and Albany Foods Is, Swiss Milk 93, Salmon 93 per tin, « Tui" Brand Jam sd, 6 Tina for 2s 3d, Van Houlen's Cocoa, lib Tins 3s 9d, Pry's Cocoa / THIS >. y/Advertisement\. / IS WOBTH \^ / beading— >v / CiT don't miss it! \ Is 6d lb, Honey 4i per lb, Currants 6c*, Southern Spermß 6d, Union Sperms Bd, Paraffin 9d, Balad and Castor Oils 6d, Fresh Ground Coffee from laGd to 2s per lb. guarantoed Pore Coffee and Pure Chicory, Small Cheeses (good quality) 4£d per lb, Mixed Bieouitß from 4.U. TEAS in Boxes from 9s 6d, A Large Variety of Packed Teaß in stock. Agent for the Anglo-Indian Co's Packet Teas j supplied Wholesale or Betail. Also on Sale— Maize, Oafs, Wheit, Bran, R'aarps, Ironmongery, Holloware, Tinware, China, Glass, and Earthenware. A Large Assortment of CROCKERY to arrive next Month (June) direct from England, which will be aold CHEAP for CASH. J. E. HANSEN'B Grocery Bueinoss is the oldest established on the Thameß i is still to the front, and means to continue bo. Who can sell cheaper, and always pay 20s in the £ ? Gooda delivered to all parts of the Goldfield, and on board steamers. .____ ______ WHOLESALE & RETAIL HERBALIST. Dealer in Homoeopathic and Patent Medicines, Druggists' Sundries, and Toilet Requisites. Retail parcels of lOj, Carriage Free on Receipt of postal note ; Wholesale, Carriage Free on £1 Parcels. Asthma Powder, never fails, la and 2s 6d Balm of Gilead, cures at the eleventh hour all chest complaints, 2s 6d Botanic Cough Syrup, beat in the Colony for children, la and Is 6d Blood Mixture No. 2, has cured cases of many year*' standing, 2s 6d All the at)ore are proved Medicines of purely Nature's Gift. WHY POISON YOURSELF with DRUGS. WHEN The Horb of the Field is bo good, ao cheap, bo easy to use ? ADVICE FREE afc the Bofcanio Dispensary, Wellesley street East. W3T. TODD Manager. THOMAS EAE, MEDICAL HERBALIST AGENT, POLLEN ST., THAMES. READ! rvHE GKEATEST NOVELTIES on the I THAMES are the TWO WOODEN FIGURES representing TWO SAWYEBS at WORK, made by Mr J. Cokway, and Oxed in front of his place, down the passage on the premises of Mr Wood, grocer. All persons bringing SAWS, SCIS3OES, rIsORS, KNIVES, CHI3ELS, &c, to be SHARPENED, ehall see the same put in MOTION. ,OLD FILES FOR SAIB^OHEAP.

JBnt DEBS' ?. I HOTTSBHOID IB0MH0H&K&7. ] IBONMONGEBY i tames t)enshaw, icJames Henshaw, Ironmonger AND LEATHER DEA.LEB, ;owen;;and ;pollen streets, THAMES. , JAIGood Supply of Stoves Kept. JFabmbbs' ! Minbbs* Implements. j Requisites Twentyman Bros., BUILDERS & CARPENTERS, ARE prepared to EXECUTE all ORDERS entrusted to them with FAITHFULNESS, ECONOMY, and DESPATCH. UNDERTAKING a SPECIALITY. FUNERALS economically and efficiently conducted. —o— 3sSf Note the Address-" POLLEN STREET CENTRAL. Jjis? Jrfticrsoilf PLUMBER, GASFITTER, TINSMITH COBNHB 09 COCHRANE & POLLEN SIS. BKGS to inform the Public of the Thttines that ALL WORK intrusted to him will bs Punctually ttonded to at Reasonable Kates, And a Workmanlike manner; also thai; he keep* n Stock CHIMNEYS from 20s each, Plunge, Hip, and Sponge BATHS, Corrugated Iron TANKS, COLONIAL OVENS, FUBNAOB FRAMES, Copper BOILERS, COR 5 RUGATED IRON, RIDGING (Plain anc Lead Edged), Lead Head NAILS, SPOUTING, DOWNPIPES, SHSEr LEAD, ZINO, WATERPIPES, 4o IRON CURVED for VERANDAHS fco any Pattern, at the Shortest Notice, SYRINGES for Fruit Growers—Chtap 8e 6d [A OABB.] H. GK L. KENBIOK, A UTHORISED LICENSED akd MIN i*. ING SURVEYOR, Exchange Bujudings, BKOWN STREE, THAMES. ——— — >. _■.—i ■ U oabd] E. F. ADAMS, a UTHOBISED LICENSED ABD A. MINING SUEVEYOE, Offiobs: ALBEET STREET;. THAMES,*}