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Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8602, 5 March 1897, Page 2

p. McGregor, NOTE THIS, Tory special » Great Sn.-ceaa-SUITS to MEASURE, frosh 3 3j Od, at PETEE MCGREGOR'S, cam r^per Had clothier, Pollen street, fpHE Cheapest Lot of COICE DRESS 1 FABRICS ever otiered to the Thames public at PETER MeGRBGOR'3. TUST opened a lirge and sele.t fhipment O .f New UMBRELLAS and SUNSHADES, tterliug silver inon'.t, new bandies, at the loweht price foi Oath at PETfcR McGKEGOR'S. SHIRTS! SHIRTS! PHIRTS! Tennie, Silk Stripes, and Checks, All Silk, Ksgntta, and White. All the latest noTeltiet und t:p (op ralne at PETER McGREGOR'S f \OUBLE-WIDTH BUMMER DRESS U TWEEDS, in Sel and Oherke, at. lid, grand -al-e, at PETER McGREGOR'3. RINTS ! PRINTS! PKINTS! Lo-ely New G> of*i from 4Jd per yard at PETER McGREGOR'S. A BEAUTIFUL Range of Double-widrt SILK EFFECTS at Is 8d at PETER r McGREGO&'S. A SPLENDID Lot of New, Fast Coloi ZEPHYRS, CAMBRICS, »nd GINGHAMS, from 6d per yard, at PETER MeGREGOE'S. Diatjer, Pollen St. Central WILLIAM IWENTYMAN DEGS to NOTIFYtheTHAMES PUBLIC JD that he has decided to CONTINUE in BUSINESS as a Carpenter and "Undertaker ou hia own account in premises next St. Geot^ge's Hall POLLEN STREET. jg" FUNERALS will be conducted al Reduced Rates :— " Adults from £5 15s to £6. Children, £1 ' 10s to £1 17s 6d. W. T« hopes by Strict Attention tt 1 Business to secure a Fair Share of Public Support. r _________ [a card.] D. MAIIONY, Architect. Office: EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, (First Floor) 1 BROWN STREET Coach-Fainter and "WHEELWRIGHT ftf Wheels Tyred at Lowest Rates. R. CORKRAH, BROWN STREET, THAMES. > ': SELLING OFF! ! W.MARTIN (SENIOR), Cash Draper, The Goods dre New, bougb.l , within the last four months ant can be relied on- They must sold at any price to make roon for NEW WINTER GOODS The public never had a bettei ' show on the Thames* i _____ W, M., S. THE OLD SHOP. i . , Groceries t STILL BOOMING I NEW PUDDING FBUIT from 6d pei lb; 2cwt Beet Candid Peel at 61 lb Al. ondsand otber N-ts; Spioes, Enencei. Fips, &c. Syrnps in Raspberry, Pineapple Lemon, Ac, 9J per bottle. Califoruiar Tinned Apricot', 9d; Corn Flour (Eogluh] ' 311 lb; New Jam?, 4d; Golden Syr_p, 6e tit' ; Seidlitz Powders (beat), 8d per tin; Neßtlts' Milk, 7id tn; M«Uet, 5Jd tin - ""iiidU 8, 4\d lb; Almond or Household Soap: $ bnri for In, or 6s 9d per 661b box, ,1 t( her, tins la 4d, plaids 4d doz; Sapo oi .'.piuc», 81b frr Is ; Rce, 5 b for le; Good 6wee, -id; large bottlea tomato ssuoe on!) „ 6d. TEAS-Nat! an'b 2a P ckota selling a< ; Is 6d lb, or in tins nt Is 5d lb; Brokeu Lenl o Indian, Is 3d lb. Packtt Teaa in great .- 'H ieJy, equnlly cheap. ♦ er/ H a-y STOCK in Prodnce, Grocer:e-, if F^nit and Crockery to select from. 30 ORA'IES MASON'S Pa TENT FRUIT JARS, three si.ss and jnat fanoy, sell rg at sb, 55.3d, and 6s 9d per d^zen, Alao a large line of Patent Ligbtniuß Jars, Jelly, and Anoklind Glass Frait Jara, and Rabbet Rings very cheap. Sugar, No. 2, 2\& 'per lb, or 51b« for la, 61bs for 10s 6d ; Do, No. 1, 3d lb, or 41b for Id, 661bs Us. PRESERVING PANS ON HIRE OR SALE. D'teat English Importations — Another 'urge line of John Edwards'Celebratei Ironrtone China Goods per " Pakeha " jast nn. paaking, splendid qu-.liy, now aelling at ciice of C >mnsou Crockery. PLEASE . CALL AND INSPECT ttQK HEAVY CHEAP STOCK. Teapots from 6d; Ju^s yery cheap; beat White and Gold Chins Caps and Sancera (■ ot seconds), large 6i 6d doz, small 5a 6d ; Best Stone China, printed 4a (id, plain 3a 91 doz. New G&rden Seesa —Yates' Reliable. W. WOOD, JJrect Importer of English and Colonia Merchandise, Glass, China, Ac. Thames Agent for Arth-r Yates and Co., S«ed Merchants, and D. Hay and Sons, Nurserymen, nf Auckland OaBBAGE & CAULIFLOWER PLANTS FOli SALE—A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and ALLOTMENT oo Bloci 27; Concrete Scullery, underground. Cellar, aai every convenience.—Apply to J. Elus Terr** street,