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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 39, 21 November 1871, Page 3

Clothing for the Million, at Warm oil's Cash Palaces. Just received, per ‘ Countess of Kintore,’ £5,000 worth of Clothing, Boats, Shoes. &c., comprising the best and cheapest assortment of goods yet imported into the Auckland Province. In order to make room for further shipments the Goods will be offered at such prices that cannot fail to effect a speedy clearance. Wabmqll’s Cash Palaces, Grahamstown, Thames.— Advt. • , | • . i - . We are requested by F. H. Lewisson to state that no gold chains or alberts are of his make without they are stamped F.H.L., 18 carat. Having engaged a gold chain maker from London, he is prepared to make any English pattern chain to order. — Advt We have opened several cases of men’s and youths’ clothing, just received per Ballarat, to be sold cheap.—J. Cosgbave & Co., Owenstreet, Grahamstown. — Advt. It is a queer woman who asks no questions, but the woman who does is the querist. Women do not talk more than men : They are listened to more, that is all. Young ladies suffering from a pane in the side, may relieve it by wearing a sash. Some lawyers can’t sleep. They lie on the one side and turn over, and lie on the other. Curious to say, most horse owners, when in difficulties, prefer their greys to their duns. A suit warranted not to shrink: A Chanccrj suit. When is a soldier not a whole soldier . when lie is in quarters. What is it that goes up the hill and down the hill, and yet never moves. —The road. How to make a thin baby fat: Throw it from a third-story window, and it’s sure to come down plump. '