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Thames Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 7182, 12 May 1892, Page 4

General-Notices Wm. C, dribble, STATIONEE AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, HAB much pleasure in a.?«in PRESENT. WGr the COMPLIMENTS of THE BEABON to his many Customers, and would return hie very HSARTY THANES for the Generous Support accorded him in the patt. For the XMAS & NEW YEAR SEASONS HE HAS PTJKCHASED LAEGELY, and can confidently Solicit Inspection, 83 on no previous occasion baa ilia Stook been either so large or so cboico. The Variety baffles description, comprieing aa it does GOODS Suitable for Presents for the Youth of both Sexes, as well as for those of mature; age. ALBUMS, VASES, PLAQUES, WOEK-BOXBS, W&lTma eASF.3, FANCY BASKETS, BEWARD BOOKS XMAS OAKDS, &0., &0.. IM KHBIEB3 YAHIKTy ABB VUEI CHEAP. For convoiiienca of Cuutoruers, n STALL h»o been Kreoted NEXT TO THE SHOP v>hore » Li»rgo and Varied STOCK of TOYS OX 7 ALL KINDS is dhpiAy«a, and the desires of tha Children can be satisfied. fi^" Eemembeb the Old Shop and Pateonise W. O. GRIBBLE, STATIONER AND FANOY GOODB DEALER, POLLEN BTEEET.; iiOJ>SOAI' & Lot) CAFE AM) Private Hotel , LOWER QUEEN STREET, AUCKIAHD. TIRE Proprietors have pleasure in calling X the attention of Thames and Country Settlers and others to the EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION, Board and Residence, Provided in their Extensive and Central Premises, situated in Queen Street, where visitors will find all the comforts of a home, and wiih Moderate Charges. Travellers from the country districts can secure bedrooms without being expected to have meals at the Cafe. HOT & COLD "WATEE BATHS. A SK YOUB D & AP EE ■£*- FOB Chadwiek's Sewing Cotton. The Best in the Mabket ! H F. COO PEE and CO., WHOIESAIiB A&ENT3, AIBBBT StBKET, AITOEIiAND. James Goomfoes, /IABPENTEE & T TNDE&TAKBE, \J U KAOKAY STBHST, THA.KS3I. (Kext; to County Gannett OfEocg, FUNEBALS ECONOMICALLY FUBNISHED.

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