Poll on tho proposal to arrange a loam for the purpose of erecting public swimmingl baXbsi will be taken o>n Thursday, the lOtli November. Miss Martin's establishmentl is replete with, the most up-to-date novelties. Show rooms, Pollen, street.— Advt.
Just landed at E.nsor Bros.' cheap stores-, Mary Street, a 'shipment of Prime Canterbury Potatoes, selling cheap. —Advt.
Pianos carefully tuned by J. Grigg, English and Foreign Piano Aceney, Queen street, near Pahau street— Advt.
Cheap Cow Potatoes, good sample, also 120- sacks of ' Jjapstoue Kidney," "Up-to-date," and other "seed potatoes, also largo line of patent manures. Just received an ex tensivte assortment of Yatles new vegetable, floral ■ and agricultural seeds, oaibbaige, eiauliflower, tomato 'and! othejr plaints! •on sale. Table potatoes, 21 lbs for Is. Lisbon j lemons' 20 for Is. Now landing per s.B. "Star of New Zealand," and "Dfelphicti" another direct shipment, made to order, of our celebrated handsome matching dinner and tea ware. Se6 advt- in another column — W- Wood, Nos. 80, 82, 84, Pollen street.—Advt.
Our second display of millinery and dainty accessories will take place th'S week- Miss Martin; millinery show room. Pollen street. —Advt-
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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10451, 28 October 1904, Page 2
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