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Thames Star, Volume XXX, Issue 8981, 1 February 1898, Page 4

Special purchase, "Charley's Aunt' Shirts 2s lid, usual price 4s 6d, at the Bee Hive, Pollen screet.—[Advt] Fust opened one case of our well known sterling, stainless, ,and sauitary black hosiery. We are selling these from 6d to 2s lid per pair. They are absolutely fast dye—A. J. and JR. Irvine—Advt. Banqatira shipment of "Straws" Wonderful Bargains. A Court, Direct : Importer,- At>v ■ | " I hAVE used Chamberlain's Cbugli Reme.ly in my family for years and always with good results," says Mr W. li. Cooper of El Rio, Oal. " For small childi-en we find it especially effective." For sale by J E. Hanskjt, Grocer, I Jkhense stock of prints, muslins j piques, cambrics, drills, piquettes, &c. at very low prices for cash, a A. J, and ft. Irvine's - A dvt Men's hard hats Is each, woollen socks 4^d per pair at E. J. Hutson and Go's after season's sale. -Advt,

as/EoisriErsr i Mr J. W. Proudfoot, SOLICITOR Exchange Buildings, Brown street, Thames, HAS several clients desirous of ADVANCING MONEY on Good Security, at Current Rates. FRANKLIN J. SMITH, ARCHITECT & JOINER •HAS DECIDED TO ' | Carry on Business in Settles i Street, j (Late R. .Smith, Opposite' KauaaraggaJ Boys' School), lg$MM ND is Prepared to Execute &ti'MSSi