PRESERVIIie v SEASON. Ensor Bros. CHEAP GROCEAIS, MARY STREET.. MASON'S PRESEIRVING JARS. ° Every jar guaranteed air tight. JEILLY JARSr GLASS JELLY BARRELS, screw top. All selling at lowest prices. ■ PURE RUBBER RI.NGS, SUGAR Selling. under AuckLiud Pr'-ces. PRESERVING PANS on.hire by the day from 6d. Pickling Spices and Pure Malt Vinegar Ensor Bros, CHEAP GROWERS AND DIRECT IMPORTERS, Telephone 81. C. Short & Co., OOACM PIOPBIETOIS, KO. Thames Paeroa, Waibi, Karangahak and Eotorua H yoa want a trap of any description call upon C. Short and Co., who k*T» vehicle* of all description*. A trial solicited b«for« Jookinf «i«+ yrktn. SPECIAL NOTE. —To Tourist; Visiting Botoroa. Forward instrae tioßt (l«t*«r or wjrei) t« C. Short an-' Co., Rotoraa, and they will r«**i promijt attantiom. TeJagraphlo. Addrea* SKni Roiorna. T. W. NEWMAN STOCK AM) SaiAREBROKER, 169, Pollen Street., Central T«l«nhone 6S NOW THE EiiECl'lON IS OVER, Say Good-bye to Politics and Turn Your attention to THE CENTRAL SITOKEi FOR UPTO*L\TE PRESEM'S. Rememiber the best is always tue best and cannot be attained without a vurit to W. SCOTT'S CEiNTRAL STORiE AND BAKERY, POLLEN STREET. THE PROVISION DEPARTMENT is heayily stocked with all the Smson's Delicacies in New Season's., 'Xmas Fruits. As usual 'XMAS HAMS are a speciality, while th/v substajitialsi in the shape of Xina.s Bacon and Roll' have not been ov<er looked. THE CROCKERY DJiPT. is replete with the newest a.nG most artistic designs and patterns iv specialVyselectcfl <rooc!s suitable for weddiiig and 'Xmas gifts. r mm from soott'S, It Avi!. ensure good cheer, and lasting satisfaction. J. PAUL, SADDLES, POLLEN ST., THAMES. (Opposite Junction Hotel.) Riding Saddles, Bridles, Wihipg, Spun, Bags, Collars, and New Harness ALWAYS IN STOCK. Horse and Cow Covers! made to order. Repairs Neatly Executed. Country Orders Promptly Attended to. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pack Saddles and Gear a Speciality. READ, GILLESPIE ■. , &COY. ■ General Auctioneers. Stock Salesmen. Commission Agents COCHRANE STREET, Telephone 7J. PAEAWAI, . Telephone 12. . . PREBEIRVING FRJUITI PKIHSIBRiVING FRUIT! PREBIEIRVING FRUIT !1 PRiEHERVING FRUIT!! — A\rR. THORNTON'S, FRUIT EMPORIUMS, POLLEN AiNID BROWN STUEEiI-o. ."ri aANDEBB CAKPENTEH A^D BUILDEE Jobbing Work done on the shortest Notice. Planß and Estimates Furnished. Charges Moderate. MACK AY ST., (next door to Mr N. Payne). Reoentbly a Taiupo lady landholder was lined £10- and costs, amtounting Ito £13 16s for failing to tako re.ir I sonable steps to destroy rabbits after [having received due notice from the Dfepartmenib of -Agriculture* to do sj. A, llaiihape 'Mlaoiu sheep fanner at. Pukutobe lost no fewei* tiiaini 400 prime two and four-tooth, ewes one night 'last weiekl It aippears that tho usnial oursei in a Maori kadngai, the übiquitous Maori dog, got to woi'k at a flock of 500 eiwes at. night and" smothered 400 m a small swampy gully. The sheep were valued a* 17s apiece.
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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10631, 3 February 1909, Page 4
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