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Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10499, 21 November 1902, Page 3

THAMES ELECTORATE. | MR LUCAS will Address- the Electees in, the Tararui Schololroom, THIS' EVENING, 21st inst., at 8 p.m. C. H. GOERTZ, Horn. Secretary. WANTED KNOWN THAT HETOY LOWE, PORK BUTCHER, POLLEN ST., Is always a Buyer of Dairy Fed Pork and is now giving i\A .per lb for firs* classi pigs up to 2001bs. FOR SALE. Freehold Farm Known as Clifton, Matatokii,, containing 104 acres with, seven roomed dwelling house* cow-byre, stable, and outhouseß. Full particulars ■with. SAMUEiL T. WHTTEHOUSE, AiGEINIT, ALBERT! ST.

W. Scott, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER k PRODUCE MERCHANT, 60 kND 130 POLLEN STREET. FLOWER y VEGETABLE SEEDS IN GREAT VARIETY. IN PACKETS Id and 3d EACH. Seed Potatoes —(Various) | Fresh Shipments Arriving at Frequent Intervals. SPECIAL POTATO MANURES. "Book's Balsam/ is a universal remedy for all throat and, chest affections, a cure for asthma, "bronchitis, croup, coughs and- colds; externally for healing cuts and woundsj price Is 6d. P. Bock, Esq., told numerous testimonials for the above lines, which, ar© fast becoming famous, and can be obtained locally of the following stores: J. Loaighlim, W. Scott, Ensor Bros., Thames, and 'Mrs E. Keven, Parawai.—Advt. WEO ROBS THE OLD AGE PENSIONER MORE-THAI*" THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC DOES?—Adivt. ... IF WE, CEASED TO 1 GIVE. OUR MONEY AWA.Y TO THE BREWER WE WOULD HAVE MORE FOR OLD AGE PENSIONS AND LESS NjEED. OF THEM.—Advt.