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Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8075, 21 June 1895, Page 4

THE BEST IS THE CHBiVtFo ' /'. succisi~FOLi.ows I >- I Vt'ENT, tconomical, and sensible Housewives have fliscoveroJ that 1 OUR "STANDARD" TUiAS give tlic most fragrant liquor, without having sc?nt at the expense ot body. They have wong Ji without roughness and cpmlm.e all the pleasing properties so farailiaily expressed in " a good cup of Ton ' Tf yon; r( r .!-., »n > keep their, get U<m ■from another. They are obtainable in every centre in the Auckland" Vroy'whi '{ io Continue to ask for them as essentially the right a)tide. 'Jheiejire several distinct warii-tjcs, to *«. it d lhre> palates, but they are all good. "l. D. NATHAN AND 001. "

Albert Williams, « **> BOOT & SHOE HI MAKER, _ j^Bii Maby Street, Tiiameii, y^^^M rr* H ANK S His 1 many friends & <S^^^^--—^r*- tbe Pnblic generally for their past favors, and BEGS to inform them that he is prepared to do all kinds o repairs uprn the shortest notice ai d at most REASONABLE RATES. BOOTS AND SHOES made to order, and kept in STOCK. C3T SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. THE BEST REMEDY FOR Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, &c, is SMELLIM'S PAIN REMOVER, STARTLING CURE. Erom Me Thomas Simof, \J miner, Ktaao'.nnn :— Mr John Buchanan, Dear Sir, I have used your Ptxin Eemover and find it a most excellent remedy for Influenza. Tiw disease was so severe that I was spitting blood, and I found, immediate relief from ihe use of the medicine. Thomas Simon. 3rd June, 1895. I , To be Obtained srom —. Messrs ARCH. BURNS, Grahamstowr? J. E. HANSEN, Shortland. J. M. LOUGHLiN, Pollen Street. J. McPEAKE, Mary Street. MRS NORBURY, Pollen st. Where can I get Groceries and Provisions Cheapest and Best? At McGowans. The Purest and Sweetest Butter Obtainable At McGowas's.

I do like Good Tea, and I have always got the best At McGowan's. Brooms and Brusliware Cheaper thaii ever A McGowan's Earthenware oc the Best Quality At McGowalVs. Prodace^of al* kinds Cheapest At McGowan's.

HAS I'OR SALE— 154 ACHES on the main County Road a Eomata Creek; partially improved by fencing and grass. 197 ACRES First-Class XjAJSD in grass; fenced and drained; bounded on one side by the Hikutaia river; with house and outbuilding*. This property is very rich reclaimed swamp land, and if required will be sold in sections of 7 acres. 19 ACRES of LAND close to the Hot Springs at Waitakararu, on the Firth Thames 26 ACRES on the County Road, near Puriri. 30 ACEES near Pnriri, subdivided into paddocks. An orchard of 1J acres; small house and convenient outbuildings. A. VALUABLE FARM of 45 Acres at Warahoe, with convenient house and outbuildings. Tholand is exceptionally good and well drained. 400 ACRES of BUSH LAND lyirv? to the east of Warahoe. 84 ACRES ot Good LAND adjoining the Hikutaia township. 51 ACRES and small house near the Booms on the Kauaeranga Creek; fenced and subdivided, suitable for the milk trade. 39 ACRBB Good LAND in the l&u teranga Valley. A FREEHOLD HOUSE of 9 large rooms' well built; large allotment and two small cottages, in Hape Road; pi ice .£250. The greater portion of the pur« chase money can remain on mortgage. FREEHOLD HOUSES in Davy Street, Beach Road, Hape Road, Tararu, Princes street, Sandes street, and on Block 27. WANTED TO PURCHASE— 103 to 150 ACRES of Good LAND partia improved ; not far frem a State schoo MONEY to LEND on freehold security P. C. DEAIS Laud Agent and Broker, Thames*