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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10498, 14 December 1903, Page 4

NO TICE. HATING taken over the GAB j BUSINESS from my bsother (John Meehan),, I am j>repared. to supply CABS for weddiugs, funerals, etc., at reasonable rates. All orders by letter or telegram puuctuuUy attended to. « WM. MEEHAN. ■ :—-' ] YOUR IiUTURE PARTNER DESCRIBED. Advice given aad Questions answered re love affaire, business, money maUers, etc. Send lead pencil drawing of your loft hand, size gloves, your age, colour of eyes, hair & complexion. Eaclose postal note for 2/-or 27 penny stamps,: stamped envelope to Madame Lottie, C/o G. P. O. Wellington. . ■ — Z ■ j Has it STRUCK YOU that now is 1 the time to have, your bicycle enam- J elled or overhauled ready for the holidays. All such work, altering your gear, fitting new handle-bars, etc., done at "while you wait" speed at Isaac Brown & Co's, Shprtland. / THE CENTRE. Of the Town of Thames FOR SALE. That piece of Land between Mr Judd's Foundry and the residence ; of Mr John Davis, Queen Street, Thames, j The property consists of 70 feet I frontage to Queen Street, and 70 feat j frontage to Kirkwood Street with a j depth from street to street of 165 feet, j together with two dwelling houses : erected thereon fronting Kirkwood; street. Each of these Houses contains i four rooms and a wash house, well > found. PRICE £270, Locality Plan at Thames Star Office.: £150 of the above price can remain on mortgage for three years at 6 per cent per annum. ,! ; — i R. BATEMAN, BUTCHER, | HOLLESTON, STREET, THAMES Desires to Thank his Customers for their forbearance during the time his new premises were being erected, and ; has pleasure in saying that J now he is .in a better position than ever to supply their wants. ! His establishment is replete with ; every requirement of the trade. ' LAMB—First of the Season ; To-day. : j Address — Corner of Sealey and Rolleston Streets. Telephone: No. 7. M, BROWNS & CO. (E. F. MURPHY), ALBERT STREET^ THAMESWHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN' THE FOLLOWING: Sugar, Flour, Rice, Bacon, Hams, Candtes, Teas, Soap, Kerosene, Salt, Etc. Can'supply all kinds Farm Seed*, Grain, Hay, Straw, Chaff, Bran. Sharps, Potatoes (seed and table), Boaedust and Root Mamure. Also—Meek's Snowdrop Flour, 100 lbs, 11b 6dj 501bs 5s 10d- Gives good satisfaction. Canterbury Hams and Bacon. Have a line of imported Tea on hand, good quality. COSTL(E)Y thy. raiment as thy purse can buy. Rich, not gaudy, for the apparel oft proclaims the man. —Shakespeare. HO ! every man where'er you chance to be, Christmas is coming so just call on me. On every hand fresh goods are stocked for you, guita made to fit your purse and person too. fhese all I make the best built in . the place, Light, dark or medium built with finished grace, gach in a style that everyone admireß, Yet though I'm Costl(e)y not bo my attires. H.COSTLEY, TAILOR, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. Junction Hotel, POLLEN !AJNID PAJHAiU STREETS', THAMES. MRS E. McKAIY ...PKOPBIErTREISS. This Popular Hotel whidh' i« now under new proprietorship, as above, has beem renovated! throughout, and 'maintain* ite.'reputation a« the leading traveller's and family hotel at Thames. Superior* Acicomanodiation and Fitfstr cjass Taible. ,Wines and. Liqu-prs of Best .Quality. Speight's Oelebirated Dunedin Ale Always <m Draugh* aoidj Bottle. Sample Rooms Unequalled hi. Thames. Firstrclass Billiard- Table. THE JUNCTION HOTEIL, THAMES. Mrs El MbKay ............ Proprietr«B«. P.O. Bon No. 15. Telephofla No, 8. WIATOH! FOB 'XMAI9 PRIOEI LIST. Lang 1, curtains cheaper than evw Alfred Court i« now ftellingl, long laco cmrtaiiiui at iower j^w|e(B( than the wholesale irarehowet.—AdTt. Manufaotuwtr's sample umbrellas corsets, hosiery, gloves, ribbons, lab? collarettes, underclothing. We ha; made a large purchase of the abo. lines which w!e have marked at ver. fine prices to clear quicjklly —43^0 Cullwi and Cor-.idYt,