Retiring Sale. Retiring Sale. Retiring Sale. —AT— Mrs PURNEIiL'S, v MARY STREET. During 'XMAS AMD NIEW YEAR' the whole of our Stock of DRAPEiRY, GOODS to lrc Slaughtered. Must be Sold Regardless of Cost. 30 per cent taken off all Drapery Goods Berlin, Audulusian, and Shetland Wools at Is 6d pkt. Prints and Cam r brics from 2|d per yd. Roman Satin, 9d yd. . Stockings, good, from 6d pair. Velvets Is yd. Flowers from ffil' each. Aprons 6d each; and 30 pel cent written off all stock ■"■. "> -. ■ t ■ ■■.„ ....;..■ —at-^-: •■ ■ ■ Mrs. PIJRIfItL'S, Retiring Sale, BUSINESS FOR SALE. '. HOUSE AjNDi SHOP TO LET OR FOR SALE. BROWN, BAUTKJITT& GO'S, Manufactures —Are— Tlie BIST. We invite YOU to Compare OUR Man|jfectures witli others sold in this Market I! || •"■ " In flavour it is perfect. V Pure and well prepared."— BritishMedicalJournal van J The cocoa which is unequalled for high quality, delicious flavour, and economy in use. # A COCOA YOU CAN 1 ENJOY.
DURING THE SUMMER F. & o!M AHO!l STOREKEEPER, COAOH PROPRIETOR, Etc, Can Supply Patrons -with GROCERIES, MEAT, BREAD and all mece&si- ' ties. All goods supplied at town pricea. Camping Parties especially catered for. Also To Let Good Furnished Homes and good Boarding-house aocommodan tion. "* Coaches leave Thames, Waiotno, and Tapu daily. Extra coaches m\> plied if required, and special trips arranged*. Full particulars from F- MoMahoL, Tap", o$ Mennie Ltd., Thames. SANFORDLIIHTEE, WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL FISJ3. MERCK tNTS. CUREiRS, EiXPORTEiIS,.ANI) IC7, MAiNUFACTUKERS. Bot«3B and Private Families Waited ota for Orders. In the trying Summer Months Ic* should be in every house to keep -Articles Cool and Fresih. We Supply Large and Small Orders, so ring up 'Phone 78. Alw— Fish, Smoked and Fresh. AH fi*h by rail neatly packed" in ice. No orders too small. Terms Cash. COLD STORAGE AT LOWEST RATE& SAKFOED LIMITED. BHOBTLIAM), aod AwUmkL Nail iDinishes, hair brushes, shoepushes, stove brushes, all kinds of! Imishes at Blnnchfield, Carbutt andi Go's.—AdTt.
THE THAMES STAR. PRINTING DEPARTMENT PRINTING OF ALL KINDS. CIRCULARS, BOOKS OF RULES. CATALOGUES, MEMORANDUM OF LEASE FORM DEEDS, TRANSFERS, LETTER HEADINGS, NOTE HEADINGS, ENVELOPES, BUSINESS CARDS, CHEQUES, 1 RECEIPT FOR.MS, M&NiU CARDS, ADDRESS LABELS, CONCERT TIOKEHTS ANJD PROGRAMMES, B ALL PROGRAMMES, SCHOOL REPORT FORMS, WAiGEft iAiND TIME SHEETS, CUSTOMS' EMTRfY 1 FORiMS, BUTTEiR WRAPPERS, And EVERT DESCRIPTION 1 OF FAiNCY AND OO>MMERCIAL PRINTING EXECUTED PROMPTLY AiNtD IN THIE BEST STYLES. LAND A)ND ESTATE AND OTHER TRADE CATALOGUES A SPECIALITY. CALL OR SEND YOUR CKDEIRS. THE THAMES STAB. BOOKBINDINQ DEPARTMENT BOOKBINDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Illustrated Papers, Magazines, Law Books, Gazettes, Baker's Cart Books, Music, etc., bound in any style. Account Books, Station Journals, Timber Tally Books, Skate Registers, Rate • Books, Impounding Books, and all Classes of specially Ruled Books, ruled, printed, and bound on the premises. __________— -— ' i . ■- i— Stationery, books, toys, all kinds of fancy goods try Bi. ichfield, Carbutt and Co's. —Adrt.
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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10631, 3 February 1909, Page 1
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