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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10200, 2 May 1912, Page 3

I STEW WINTER GOODS I & and <^ f Novelties! .Novelties! f for present wear j*j I NOW OPENING UP 1 I I I ROBT. WOOD I 2 ■ " The Cash Draper" £i Pollen St. Thames

OVERSTOCKED! ( Dinner & Tea Sets g In Splendid range of half and full sets in | | Best English China and Semi-porcelain |i I . Really neat designs. Prices low to re- (j| k duce stocks. . fi! I Toilet Ware ■ \ [8 .. Full sets from 12s 6d upwards. Neat |l! designs. Unique shapes. Best quality H only. Odd chambers and jugs extra. I" t pugs pi Finest assortment ou Thames. Odd or I in sets of three. All prices. if Vases From 3d for English to unique Japanese at 17s Gd See our windows. Ladies' chamois household Gloves Is 2d pi pair. Chamois Is lOd. All crockery 1^ at extra lour rates for a time :so replace [ your breakages now. Remember, we i 111 do not charge for packing or delivering I WOOD & SON, S Central Cheap Stores ! THAMES I Established 1876. ♦Phone 80. ill P • j l|ti= n =!j=J=; saacaßaeaß'SEssasmssal PACIFIC HOTEI,, ALBERT STREET, Opposite Bank of New Zealand, THAMES.

Having taken over the above well-known house, I beg to state that the house has been renovated throughout and visitors may rely on receiving the best attention. The Billiard Room is now one of the best on Thames, while all the' Card Rooms are very comfortable. I stock only the best brands of Wines and Spirits, and only Speight's i Ale on draught. Meals may be had at any time, , and all steamers and trains are met , by a porter. | By paying attention to the wants ' of my patrons, I trust to receive a i fair share of the public support. All old friends will receive a cordial welcome. W. L. DENNERIyY, Proprietor (L,ate of Gumtown).