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

"Bookseller, * 12 BROWN SIJJEET, EHA.MES, NEW VOLUMES of *Snnd^ at"Home : Leisure Honr, Boys' Own Annual, .Girls' Own Anrinal^ Chatterbox. A New Selection of PRIZIi BOOKS 'from * ? 6d to 5s oacb. » A quaatity of TOYS and DOLLS are offere* at Half the Marked Price. . A New Supply of BOXED STATIONERY and Cheap NOTEPAPER and ENVELOPES „ *\. # . VIOLIN STRINGS and SITTINGS,*- . * GENERAL & FANQY STATIONEBA and FANCY 4a6DS.*.'' * VIOLINS and FLUTES, all prices. MUSI * for Piano, Violin, &c. DUETS and TEIOS for Piano, Violin, Flute, &c. A large selection of iSongs and Piano Music at 3d. • VICTORIA MUSIC BOOKS, * OAVENDISH MUSIC BOOKS FEDERAL MUSIC BOOKS Piano for hire for Concerts, &c. New Pianos on Deferred Payments J, L HANSEN • Has on Sale — PRIME Canterbury Potatoes' 3s"! 6d per cwt. ( Best Canterbury Bacon 7jd pc t lb by the Bide ; Onions, 121bs for Is; Beet Factory Cheese, 6d per lb; Kumoras, 121bs for Is; White Rose Kerosene, 7s 6d per tin'; S.S. Candles, 6d; Union Sperm, 8d; Paraffin 9d ; Plaid Vesters, 6d per doz. ; D. and M Blacking, 6d ; Soap from 3d per bar, large bars, 9d; Salt Herrings, Id and l^d ; Lingj 7d per lb by the fish; Cocktail Salmon, lid Fresh Mullett and Herrings, 7d per tin ; Worcester Sauce, from 4d; Koefoed'i Tomato Sauce, lOd; Neave's and Albany Food, Is; Haricot Beans, Lentil's; 3d; Green Peas, 81bs for Is; Biscuits—Jubilee, 4d; Wine, 6d ; Vanilla, Lemon, Kioe, and Ginger Nuts, 7d. A Large Assortment of ] China, Glass, and Earthenware Direct Importations from Staffordshire. Also a good stock of IRONMONGER! DIRECT IMPORTER OP ' Groceries and Oilmen's Stores from London. All at the' Lowest prices Also GEAIN & FARM PEODUCE of all Kinds. Patent MEDICINES and Nostruna without' number, the latest being SmeHie's Paia- ' Remover and Ointment, Is 3d; and Pills Is, said to be worth their weight in gold. TEAS-30 to 40 varieties of Packet Teas kept in Stock Coffee fresh groundjon the premises. TELEPHONE No. 15. Telegraph Station and Telephone Bureau for Shortland. J. E. Hansen. Just Arrived and on hand 30 HEAD PRIME Pat CATTLE. T~¥ AVING been enabled to open up a direct JJi Business with the Farmers we Spare n Effort to SECURE the CHOICEST CATTLE at first cost, thereby placing «s in a position to SELL at the Lowest Possible Prices, We feel confident that it will be to the advantage of all who favor us with their Patronage. Please NOTE the QUALITY and Compare it with others. Quality is the tvue test of Cheapness. The season lias now arrived for SMALL GOODS, which will be on Sale at our shops. Also, Prime Ox Beef, Wether Mutton, Home Fed Pork, and Lamb. BRAWN, TRIPE, SAUSAGES, &c Ao Please note the address ; W. Deeble & Son, SORTLAND an GRAHAMSTOWN. Hiverside- Nursery KAUAERANGA RAILWAY BRIDGE. W. CAUSLEY TJ AS FOR SALELemons, Japanese and English Plums, Apples, Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines, Walnuts, Chestnuts, Persemans &c. SHELTER TREES, SHRUBS, HEDGE PLANTS, CAMELIAS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS 1 POT PLANTS AND OTHER FLOWERS Also the well-known COMPETITOR STRAWBERRY PLAN IS. "Cabbiige and Cauliflower Plants. N.B - Agont for th» IMPROVED GABDEN SYRINGE B~ " «B~wisiflN TlME.—Consider you HmIMI Tl —in cages of Weakness, ITwrrSMSHSB, L," Pal^tation.ln^awaettyjßeoiHtojJees JLJ Streiigtn, Severe Pains, Ac. (in «Hhw $6W sex), no matter how chrortß or MT«r«, ;Z, FARE'S ELECTRIC rmMm an tb» 1-fo grandest, most speedy, and powerftlr— tif an earth. onepacUg«ißßafflcieatintT««tkaw«ftM^ the oldest, and most shattered, to WOMC A. MUMOUI. Being perfectly burmleai, they lwv« bo bat altar «*„„** a,.~~ r ..~i nnrrfr -jl> a l t TnnyniUritmtttm, under coyer, from th« N. Z. seU nwrti— —W SUPPLY CO., Box «0, Dane4(n. RuisM IUMHH Pillulbs ar« mrtik flMr might in p*M tmi mt m* m*fic, gMu§ instant rriitf,aad wottimt+mttolmmi ip«M7t pafsaaaaat man in arssT aw flwl*mf