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Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10500, 22 November 1902, Page 4

[Established 1870.] ■#> 1,, THEO. WOOD, Tot icconist and , Clothier POLLEN STREET, THAMES. FAiNCY GOODS AND SMOKERS REQUISITES AT LOWEST PRICED. KIA ORA The new Soap for KIA OKA the new century. NOTHING BETTER TO BE HAD. Made from, the Purest, Ingredients obtainable by, Warnock brothers. Soap Manufacturers, Auckland. This new Brand of Soap is guaranteed Pure, and can be used wifhi equal satisfaction in the Bath, Laundry, or Kitchen; in Hot, Cold, Hard, or Soft Water. ..;,.. TO BE HAD OF ALL GROCERS TO THE RESIDENTS OF THAMES AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ÜBINt IBMHUi CDMPAHT R. PEACE, POLLEN STREET. Begs to intimate that he has been appointed sole agent for the ab©*» Company* Splendid Pianos, Organs, and Harmoniumi. Intending purchasers are cordially united to call and inspect. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN INSTBU MENTS, NEW AND SECONDHAND, Aiw»y« in Stock. To b« purchased for Cash or --s Easy Terms. Bol* Agents: R. PEACE, POLLEN STREET. OHRO NO MGTSR,HOUSE. . SHORTLY ND. I W. WILKES. A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS Has just been received, and those contemplating the .purchase of either a GOLD WATCH or CLOCK either for themselves or presentation, should not fail ; to call in ; and inspect my Stock. ! ; JEWELLERY in great Variety, including Gold and Silver Alberts, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Rings, Earrings, Brooches, Lockets, Quartz and "Greeni stone Pendants, Gents' Studs, Etc., Etc., all. of which are marked at Lowest Prices. SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS. AH Kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery Cleaned and Repaired. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY W. WILKES. , : PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER. I POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. (Established 1867.)'

Telephone 3. . P.O. Box ift. F.BAftSON, TINSMITH, PLUMBER, GAS, AND ELECTRIC BELL FITTER, ' POLLEN ST., THAMES. HAS A WELL-ASSORTED STOCF of TINWARE, WASHING- FURNACES, IRON CHIMNEYS, •' TANKS, PLUNGE ' [ : BATHS, Etc. CORRUGATED IRON CURVED Tf ANY PATTERN. All Orders promptly attended ta All workmen insured under th< Employers' Liability Act. .

THE SECRET OF HEALTH. The true secret of health lies in the prevention of disease, and for this reason a medicine which not only cures complaints, but prevents the development of more serious trouble, possesses a special value. Of all such Remedies TU&SICURA takes pre-eminence, and the phenomenal success it has achieved more than justifies its claim to support. No matter how severe a Cough or Cold niay be, a dose of this wonderful preparation 'will give instant and permanent relief, acting as it does upon the organs affected and rendering capable of'doing the work ordained to them by Nature, It should be remembered that TUSSICURA. - is in no sense a "quack" medicine, but is the | invention of an experienced pharmacist, who has given special attention to the study of the throat, ungs and bronchial tubes. A single trial is sufficient to prove its efficacy, and those who are suffering from any of the complaints which this mixture professes to cure should not neglect to try it. . Refined taste and correct styles are always assured.—Miss Martin, 96 Pollsn street.—Advt. In case of attacks, of. Colic, Cramp or Spasms, Evans's Witch's Oil will be found invaluable.—Advt. ■ I Ladies, should visit -the Beehive and inspect thie new spring goods. Latest French productions in erepolines, crepe de chene, and silk warp repps ' in black and colours.—Advt.