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Thames Star, Volume XXV, Issue 4669, 24 February 1894, Page 4

Notice of Removal F. SYKES BEGrS to inform his Customers, and the Public generally that he has REMOVED HIS TOBACCONIST and FANCY GOODS BUSINESS to the CENTRALLY SITUATED SHOP IN COCHRANE STREET (OPPOSITE MR C. SHOBT'S). .4 H&IRDRESSI3TG SALOON HAS ALSO BEEN OPENED trod* an Experienced Tonsorial Artist. „A Call Solicited. Only the BEST BRANDS of TOBACCOS CIGARS, CIGARETTES, &c, kept in Stock. TOBACCO CUT ON THE PREMISES DAILY. l&if Latest Sporting Papers on hand, and Nominations and Acceptances for all current events always posted up. BOOKS OPEN on Newmarket Handicap and Australian Cup; also, starting price about all forthcoming events. Longest market prices. Note the new Address — K\ STKES, COCHRANE STREET

Riverside Nursery KAUAERANGA RAILWAY BRIDGE W. CAUSLEY HAS FOR SALE—A FINE ASSORTMENT of WATER MELONS, ROCK MELONS SUGAR CORN, and a Quantity of very Fine Flavored TOMATOES—the Gold Finder and other varieties. Ai?o— POT PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUIT, And other Trees, Shrubs, &c.

THE THAMES CASH Co-operative Grocery PROVISION CO., POLLEN STREET, AEE always to the FORE and Prepared to SUPPLY GROCERIES and PRO- ! VISIONS at PRICES that will DEFY COMPETITION. SPLENDID TEAS at Is 6d per lb. POTATOES, 20lbs for Is. Soap and Candles at Factory P?ic@3« FLOUR AND OATMEAL at Mill Prices. TARANAKI FRESH BUTTER—LARGE SUPPLY WEEKLY at Lowest Prices

Prime Bacon, and Cheese. FEUIT—AIwayB Large Stock at Lowest Prices. SPLENDID COOKINGL APPLES-lOlba for la. HONEY IN COMB OE STRAINED at Lowest Prices. MAIZE, OATS, BEAN, AND CHAFF at ; Lowest Prices. 'BUYERS OF K«l CUM. TITE are prepared to send Pack Horses to T T any Gntn Camp in any part of the district, Buy yocr Gam, and Packyonr Provisions to the Camps. Highest Market Bates for Gum in Camps or at our Stores, POLLEN STKEET, THAMES.