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Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8566, 22 January 1897, Page 3

Court, the cash draper—Splineaelcsi this day in sheets, counterpanes, blankets flannels, calicoes, art muslins, cretonnes long curtains, corsets, hosiery, clothing, &c Best value in the trader-Bee Hive Stores Pollen street, corner of Mary street Thames. Alfred Court, direct importer.— [Advt"|

Chbistmas bargains, per Star of New Zealand. Large shipment now landing (December Bth). Best stone china cups and saucers 3s 9d and 4s 6d per dozen, dinner ware, &c, equally cheap. Also J. Edwards' celebrated Alva pattern of dinnnr and tea ware (sole right secured for Thames), cups and saucers 4s 6d per doz., plates 3s, 3s 9d, 4s 6d, 5s 6dper doz., Mason's fruit jars, 30 .crates landing, selling at prices never before known here. Also direct shipment of Sheffield cutlery, very cheap, W Wood.—[Advt]

Retiring from Business. High Class Drapery, Millinery, and General Household Furnishings will be sacrificed during the next few weeks at A. Jjj&JBJRVINES^ALE. A. J. & E Irvine, having decided to retire from the | trade owing to continued ill health, beg to thank the inhabi- v tantsofthe Thames and Up-country districts for their liberal { jjM^-^^^ss^ § support, and now offer the whole of their extensive and J <sSHtM£T^ JWSS" §3K£b¥ > va^ua^6 stock at and under cost until sold. The entire ? <Q|gpHEM | stock has been systematically gone through, and Marked | | Down in plain red figures for cash only. * | \ Please remember we do not offer a few catch lines | | only. Every article reduced. | Sale Commenced on Saturday, 16th January, 1897. N.B.—This is a rare chance for heads of families and other large buyers to replenish their stock. A' J. & E* I are now prepared to consider offers for the lease of the premises, which will be found most complete and well appointed, with every facility for carrying on a very large business capable of doubling present overturn- The stand is without exception the best on the Thames-First-Class Dressmaking on the premiss. A. J. AND E. IRVINE, POLLEN STREET. ™«,n» «.

New Zealand Dairy Association Brand J .Reynolds & Coy., Ltd. "Anchor" Brand AHE THE TWO BEST BRANDS OF BUTTER on the Market. THE N.Z. DAIRY ASSOCIATION Notify that they have PURCHASED the Factories, Property, Busi ness, and Registered Trademark of REYNOLDS & COT-, Limited-, and that in future they will supply orders for their well-known * " Anchor" Brand of Butter, As well as their own celebrated '• New Zealand Dairy Association Brand, direct from the CITY DEPOT, Wellesley Street, Auckland. All orders for either Brand of Butter, and all communications for eitherthe Dairy Association or for Reynold s& Co., Limited, to be addressed to WESLEY BPBAGG, Manager, Auckland.

Victor Grace Day, Barrister and Solicitor, OFFICE ABOVE NZ. CLOTHING FACTORY THAMES NEW FRUI TS. Raisins, Clemee, Sultanas, Mußcatelles, Californian an<? MeHura Currants, Best Prunes, Best Quality Figs, Dates, Dried Ginger, Apples Peaches, and Apricots, Fresh Fruits it Tins. Nuts, Nuts, Nuts, Lollies, [It llies— P. NORBURY. '