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Thames Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14436, 30 October 1914, Page 1

! Business Notices. TTONDONI T^IRECTORY. (Published Annually). Enables traders throughout-th© 'wocrl to commuaioaite direct with English MSAMFACTmRERiS ANB DEALEU in ©aoh class of gooids. Besides 'being i good ooaxumea-cdal guidef to London and ita suburbs, -tbj© direiotory contains' ■lists' ol ' • .. ■■■■ '''■ ■• ■;';■:■%■.-,..' ■ EXPOET MERCHANTS. with the goods they ship, and the Col oniaH and Foreign Markiete they supply; STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Ports to whidh th«y saiil, and indicate tihe approxi amte sailings; BEO'VPOAL TIRADE NOTICES' of leading manufacturers, merchanits eticu, in the prinicipal prorinciai towns and industrial cemta-es of tihe United Kingjdoxa'. A copy of the current issue will bo forwarded, freight paid,' on receipt postal order® for twenty shilliuigs.' - Dealens seeking agencies oan-adveir-. tise their trade cards foa" .£1 ar larger ttdrefrtiseimciiitH from £3. THE LON!DO'N DIRiEX^tORT CO., LIMSTTED., 25 Abohurdb, Lane, Lomdom E.G. T" OCAL "TVRAPER " a AYS: " I found my business receipts greatly increased since occupying a space in the advertising columns of the "Thames Star." I consider the attractive displays, free writeups give me the best investmen have made for many a year, intend to continue my advertisement n THE THAMES STAR." TTTJAyS TO \ DVERTISE A IN .\ 7TIHE rjIHAMEfi OTAR. RING NO. 3. • •■ ■ ' . ; ■ For-.. - ELTMBEBS/'GASFITTE'RS, METAL WORKERS AND ELECTRICIANS. TJAVING Seemed the fcJwvioea of «xpert electric wireraen- we £aye now added this department to O:ur '. Pnow Qtioted on Application. SATISFitcrnOJS GUARANTEED. P. BATTSON! t I a BATTSON, Manager m W. NEWMANs i LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 168 POLLEN ST., THAMES. J Followingi Propeiritiea far SaIe—TTOMATA—I76. acres, 1J mil« -*• ■ fSt'omi irailwiay ■'sbatdoftt,. all iia grass, subrdiyidied iato 8 paddocks ] V-eill wlaterSßid'; 5-*ooiaiied: dWeflling TriiJi ■ ■«!! oom^eniemces 1; mewi Tjlp-tb^d'atei oow ! Bhiad and oftheir buildings. Terms tery J modoratfe. . . . . . ■FREEHOLD AEoitimieaiit and House J •roams, Bloicfe 27. PSrice £250t. House, la.rgei ' sectioa, Block 27. Price £500. j rpURIJA'— 56 acres, only per -"- aca"e ;sufo-divid'ed into 6 paddock all in grass; 4-roomed. house, coiwshed 14 bails, oatrtrhouge, aaid otiher buiildingS'; a,t presenib milkiing 33 cows. Particulars at NWtoHn'g. ■ a ' . ■ . • Mr. Pattl Dttfault, the eminent tenor writes : " I havo used the bottle of "Fluenzoi you Trere kind enough to *"send: -and I am glad to say ifc has "proven beneficial to my thro.ii I "shall surely use it again, and wish to "thank you for your generous offer '' to provide me with more and also "for the copy of the Doe Picta ye ' ! Other singers, of note, suclius Mr. iveii-' nerly Bumfo'rd, Mr. Andrew Black. Mr. Hamilton Hodges, and Mr. Frank Gruhame, also use Fluenzol (undiluted) and.;. speak, most enthusjastically of it as. a throat gargle. (This is apart from its value as a specific for high temperatures.) Insist on having Fluenzol from your Chemist or Grocer at 1/0 or 276. 103 New Spiling Novelties 1 now stowing at' Cullen's.—Advt.