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Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8080, 27 June 1895, Page 4

Startling Ahnouncement! For 3 Weeks Only. A STARTIM^iOOMPIRY, ETC. GEORGE MARTIN, In order to CLEAR THE BALANCE OF WINTER GOODS, will Offer the Whole at STARTLING PRICES FOR CASH. Double-Width Dress Material, at Bid per yard. Worth Double. Double-Width All Wool Dress Serge, Is 3d per yard, Usual Price, 2s 3d. All Shades. 200 Ladies' Hats to be cleared at Is each. Usual prices, from 2s 6jd to 6s 6d. The above Quotations will suffice to show the Reductions that,will te made throughout the Entire Stock. Ladies' Jackets, Cloaks, Capes, &c, about Half-Price. Blankets, Rugs, Sheeting, Shirting, Flannelettes, Calico, Cretonnes, and all Manchester Goods at Specially Reduced Prices. An Early Inspection Invited, as many of the lines will have a Speedy Sale, All This Season's Goods at Startling Prices. For 3 WEEKS Only! GEO* MARTIN, Cash Draper, Directly Opposite Salvation Army Barracks. THIIE} BEST IS TH-B OKIE A PFS ;i\ SUCCESS FOLLOWS THE "StA-NDAR-D, PKUDENT, tconomical, and sensible Housewives have discovered fcbat OUE "STANDARD" Tin AtS give the most fragrant liquor, without having scent at the expense oi body. They have strength without roughness and combine all the pleasing properties so familially expressed in "a geed cup of Tea ' If youi pr c r does mot keep them, get them from another. They are 01-iainaVe in every centre in the Auckland Kr< vir.ual Di« ;ict. Continue to ask for them as essentially the right aitide. Theie ore eeverav distinct varieties, to «uit different palates, but they are all gootf. L. D. NATHAN AND CO.

THAMES HOTEL, AUCKLAND. JOHN HAND, (Late of the' PACIFIC HOTEL, Thame and the PONSONBY CLTJB.) PROPRIETOR. THE Above well-known Hotel has bee Thoroughly RENOVATED throughSBt, and offers the Best ACCOMMODATION OBTAINABLE ia Auckland to Tourists and Visitors. —oo— Thames and Ohinemuri Visitors Sioecially Welcomed, CUJStME UNSURPASSED. WINES, SPIRITS, & ALBS Of the Best Quality. «♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CHARGES MODERATE HAS;JOR SALE— 154 ACRES on the majin County Road a Komata Creek; pattially improved by fencing and grass. 197 ACRES First-Class IiAND in grass; fenced and drained; ; bounded on one side by the Hikutaia river; with house and ontbuilding*. This property is very rich reclaimed swamp land, and if required will be sold in seotions of 7 acres. 19 ACRES of LAND close to the Hot . Springs at Waitakaruru, on the Firth Thames 26 ACRES on the County Road, near Puriri. 30 ACRES near Puriri, subdivided into paddocks. An orchard of 1£ acres; small house and convenient outbuildings, A. VALUABLE FARM of 45 Acres at Warahoo, with convenient house and outbuildings. Theland is exceptionally good and well drained. 400 ACHES of BUSH LAND Jyir<? to the cast of Warahoe. 84 ACRES ot Good LAND adjoining the Hikntaia towuship. 51 ACRES and small house near the Booms on the Kauaeranga Creek; fenced und : subdivided, suitable for the milk trade. 39 ACRES Good LAND in the Kauaeranga Valley. A FREEHOLD HOUSE of 9 large rooms f well built; large allotment and two small cottages, in Hape Road; price £250. The greater portion of the pnr. chase money can remain on mortgage. FREEHOLD HOUSES in Davy Street, Beach Road, Hape Road, Tararu, Prince* street, Sandes street, ar.d on Block 27. WANTED TO PURCHASE— 100 to 150 ACRES of Good LAND parfcia improved ; not far from a State schoo MONEY to LEND on freehold security F. C. DBAS Land Agent and Broker, Thames NEW AND CHASTE DESIGNS IN MEMORIAL CARDS JUST TO HAND. THAMES STAR OFFIOK Albbbt Stbeet. £2 A WEEK A ND UPWARDS may be MADE bj J\. either sex working evenings and taking orders for ns. Permanent work required. Enclose stamp for paiticulars. KOVELTY IMPORTING &)] Tors Sir et, Sypirai.