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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10455, 2 November 1904, Page 3

MINEES' UNION HALL. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY, 2nd November. Under the Sole Management of Mr 0. Spbncku, of Ne»p York. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY Great American Theatrescope Edison's Latest and Only Perfected Animated Picture Machine. RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR, BATTLE OF CHEMULPO BAY. And all the latest American and European Subjec's. Two Hours Solid Enjoyment. General Adnr'ssion Is.; Front Seats 2s. Doors open 7 30 ; Commence 8. BOROUGH OF THAMESLOAN FOE CONSTRUCTION OF SWIMMING BATnS. | N 'Puiviianoo of tho provisions of *■ "The Local Bodies Loans Act 1901" and th> Amendments thereof, notice is hereby »iven that a POLL of Eatepayers will bo taken on THUESDAY, November 10th, 100J, at tho County Chamber?, Albert Street, Thames, bel.wenn the hours of 9 a m. nnd 7 p.m., on the proposal to raise a Special Loan of £ 1200 for the construction of Public Swimming 1 Uatlis and providing all appurtenances connected therewith. FBANOIS TEEM MTU, Mayor. WANTED KNOWN.—For a good English Bicycle try the WANDEREK. Fitted with all the latest equipments.—Hayward Bros., Pollen Street.

, I WISH TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO' THE FACT Th«t I have just opened in the following lines,: Morocco' leather writing Desks 1, Ladies and Gents.' Dressing 'Caries in ig'pod leathers, Manicure Sets, Wallets, Purses, Musio Cases', Ladies Handbags, Russian and Monitoco. Tfourist Cases, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Military Casesl, Poetical Worts by Shakespeare and athera Post 'Cai'd'si,. Afbainis, N'.ZiViews in Albuni>9, New Lines in all fancy goods. INSPECTION INVITED. MBS GBRRIG-HTY, POLLEN STREET. IMPORTANT .NOTICEWM, COAD TYESIRES to notify that he has ±J acquired the STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS in Pollen St- 'Central, formerly carried on by Mr W. Gribble, and is now opening up a varied assortment of 1 goodsi for both stationery and fancy departments. All the latest novelties in stock and sold at lowest possible prices. The lending! library will be conducted asi usual and the books are now available. SPECIAL NOTE: Mr Coad begs to notify that he still re'jains the agency for the New Zealand Herald' and Weekly News, and will conduct this department from tne Pollen Street shop-

LOOK! Cheaper Still ! A Few of Ensor JBros. CASH PRICES, Fresh Separator Butter 10di per lb ; SOlbs lKMifc Southern flour 5s -td ; Champion 5a 8d ; Green Peas 121b« for Is; Washing iSoda 161bs for Is; Warnock Extinu.it of Swap 1-i for Is; Brown's. Windsor* Swiijjl \'l lor; Is-,; Waniioiik.'s Ijjest Pwei-lessi, tidi bail*; Pegs Id a. dojs; Pineapiple Gd a tin ; 71U tin of jam '2s 6d; Poisons cornflour s|dlb. All Produce .selling at th« Cheapest RatesEnsor Bros:, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS AND DIRECT IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH A"XD COLONIAL GOODR FIREWORKS AT J, S. Hart's, POLLEN STREET. JS.H. bega to inform the public of * the Thames and out districts that he has Opened up for this season A SPLENDID VARIETY of J. Pain's Celebrated English Fireworks SELLING AT ENGLISH PRICES from id and upwards- . ALSO A LARGE QUANTITY OF Chinese Crackers and Fireworks. MASKS INi GREAT VARIETY. Country orders promptly attended toRETAILERS SUPPLIEDAGENT FOR, J. PAIN, LONDON. Alfred Court's Home buyer took ndvantage of the opportunity to place orders on for cotton goods before the advance. This will niean all prints, muslins and fancy cttton goodß will be cold at old' prk«r at the Beehive-