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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 46, 29 November 1871, Page 2

Miscellaneous. 3$ NOTICE CLAIMS ■will be deemed duly PHOTECTED during Thursday next, 30tli instant (St. Andrew's Day), and tlic several Offices of the Goldfields Department will be Closed on that day, WM. PHASER, Warden, Goldfields Office, Graliamstown, November 28 th, 1871.

NOTICE. WE. the Undersigned, AGREE to CLOSE our respective Places of Business on Thursday, 30th November ('St. Andrew’s Day) : Bull & Sturrock James Marshall William Lloyd It. M. Clark Osborne Bros. B. S. Ledger Turner & Co. A. Somerville Baxter & Matliuson H. Parslow Plumridgc A Miller Albert Bruce Thos. Waytli Gudgeon W. M. Eraus James Reid W. Davies J. Crocker Joshua F. Carter W. Payne AVilliam Wilson Fugate & Co. J. F. Alilgrcn C. R. Leighton James Clarke Macdonald & Miller John Warmoll W. Dowden M. H. Airey Fryer Brothers Thos. Hunter & Co. Pro J. Cosgrave & Co., Clias. Gilligan J. McMahon Murphy Bros. F. Hewin A Co. . Barnett A J.cvy John Jervis A. Muuro & Co. W. Hough T. Watters Marks & Son Moses Bros. J. Me Roberts A Co. T. Short. Summer Fashions. J. Cosgrave & Co. Beg to intimate they have Opened their Summer shipments, and are now exliibiting a most uperb variety of the Newest and most Fashionable Goods, consisting of— Brocaded Silk Robes Plain and Embroidered Grenadines A splendid variety of New French Fancy Silks, in Chene Plain Glace, new stripes ; Rich Broclic New Foulards, Japanese Silks, Ac. A large collection of French Organdie Muslins, Brilliants, Printed Cambrics, Piques, and Florentine Cloths A large lot of the Best French Prints Exquisite Dress Fabrics—Roubaix Silk Reps, Delaines, Epinglinc, Serges, Tinted Alpacas. Marl Mohairs Saxony Fabrics, Cheek Camlets Droquet, Pansy, and Daisy Cloths The Mantle Department Contains a Large and most Elegant Collection of the Newest Novelties, viz.: The New Bascliilk, Marchioness of Lome The Costume .and Polonaise Mantles. The Millinery Department. Contains the Latest Novelties in Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, and Head Dresses ; a large Stock of Fringes and Fashionable Trimmings, Parasols, Ribbons, Gloves, Ac. The Gentlemen’s Outfitting Department. Is replete with every Novelty of the Season, and contains all the New Cuts in Coats, Trousers, and Vests, Ac.; a Beautiful Collection of New Scarfs and Ties, Collars, Ac.; Gentlemen’s Hats in endless varietv.

J. COSGKAVE & Co. OWEN ST., GHA II AIM ST OWN, Hog to notify tlic greater portion of these Yew find Fashonablc Goods now showing were selected by their home buyer. Inspection Invited. Wan teds. WANTED, —A Good Strong GILL, to make herself generally useful in the house. Good wages given.—Apply Domestic. office of this paper. WANTED. Ladies and Gentlemen to know that the Thames Dyeing and Gleaning Establishment is in dcllestonstreet.—W. Plant, Dyer, Ac. Gents Clothes Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed ; Dye warranted not to rub off. Window-curtains Cleaned, Dyed, and Hot-pressed. bilk, Velvet, Ac.. Cleaned, Dyed, and Dressed. Feathers Curled and Dyed any Color. —Goods arc also received by It. Madden, Hair Dresser, near Graliamstown Wharf, Albert-street. Orders left at either of the above places will be punctually attended to. WANTED, the Public to know that James Fitz Simmonds, late of the Commercial and Masonic Hotels. Hokitika. West Coast, has taken the Dining dooms and Led dooms at the Ivurauui Hotel, and from his long experience is prepared to cater for Halls, .Suppers, Ac., at reasonable rates, and in first class style. 7"ANTED known that Knives, Scissors. Ac., arc Ground on the premises at 11. Madden's Hairdressing Saloon, Albert street, near Wharf. TT7"ANTED, the Nobility and Gentry and H others to know that tliev can find at the PdINCE of WALES STOLE, next Junction Hotel. Pollcu-stcert. some choice Fresh Hatter (the celebrated “Stag Fraud,") fresh every Saturday morning. D. Williams, Proprietor. w T ANTED dUN HOYS. Good wag riven.—Apply office of this paper.