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. j Q lu Sales,- &c. ii'/~ M hr! — & h- '1 ton SALE; The GOODWILL and .... LEASE',.of jFirst-clasa HOTEL.; centrally situafcd. Ednt -very low.—Apply " James Craig, Auctioneer, "Williamson-' Sreet, Grahamstown. TO MINING MANAGERS. —FOR SALE at Hold.sh ps & Co.’s Saw Mills, Grahamstown, 2,400 5-feet Kauri Slabs. To Lets. 0 LET—AN ALLOTMENT with Frontto Brown-street and Beach. — T JL RRG Apply to JAMES BROWN. ST. GEORGE’S HALL. THE above Hall is now available for BALLS, CONCERTS, MEETINGS, kc., Terms Moderate. Apply on the Premises. Meetings, and Parades. 11. A. 0. B. S. BRANCH NO. 20. A SPECIAL MEETING of the above Society will be held in the Catholic Church, Willougliby-strcct, Shorthand, on Friday Evening, December S, at 7 o’clock. Business : To elect Trustees. By Order. D. ROBINSON, Sec. Drapery. Summer Fashions. J. Cosgrave & Co. Beg to intimate they have Opened their Summer shipments, and arc now exhibiting 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 Chcnc Plain Glace, new stripes ; Rich Broche New Foulards, Japanese Silks, kc. A large collection of French Organdie Muslins, Brilliants, Printed Cambrics, Piqres, and Florentine Cloths A large lot of the Best French Prints Exquisite Dress Fabrics—Roubaix Silk Reps, Delaines, Epingliuc, Serges, Tinted Alpacas, Marl Mohairs Saxony Fabrics, Check 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, kc. The Gentlemen’s Outfitting Department. Is replete with every Novelty of the Season, and contains all the New Cuts in Coats, Trousers, and Vests, kc. ; a Beautiful Collection of New' Scarfs and Ties, Collars, &c.; Gentlemen’s Hats in endless variety. J. Cosgrave & Co. OWEN ST., GBAHAMSTOWN, Beg to notify the greater portion of these Vew and Fashonable Goods now showing were selected by their home buyer. Inspect ion Invited. JUST RECEIVED FOR THE SEBASTOPOL HOUSE, ONE OE THE largest shipments OF CRIMEAN SHIRT,S, HATS AND CAPS, FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. GTIAS. GILLIGAN. Miscellaneous. ST GEORGE'S CHURCH. WE, the undersigned Churchwardens of St. George’s Church accept the following Tenders for Seating and Fencing the New Church : —Messrs Wallis and Hall, 12 feet scats, £1 lOs each ; 10 feet seats. £1 11s (id each. For P’encing, John Mcßae and Co, £tso. J. J. FITZGIBBONS) 7 EDW. HONISS, J Churchwarden! NOTICE. THE Scottish Commercial Insurance Company. of Glasgow, are prepared to accept Fire and Life business on the Goldfields. PIIEECE AND GRAHAM, Shortland-strcet, Auckland, Agents. NORWICH UNION FIRE SOCIETY. Head Office : Auckland. GEO. S. GRAHAM, Inspector. THE above Institution is prepared to accept risks in Graliamstown anil Shorthand, at moderate rates of premium. CHARLES STEPHENSON, Sub-Agent. Albert-street. I HEREBY give Notice that I iuteud to apply on Friday, Bth December, for a Transfer of the License of the Grand Junction Hotel, Moanataiari Creek, to Louis Segar. SARAH JANE VAUGHAN. N OTICE. I LOUIS R. JAMES, of Mary-street, Short - , land, hereby give notice that it is my intention on Thursday, the 7tli day of December, 1871, to apply at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Shortlaud, for the TRANSFER of my License for the Q.C.E. Hotel. Shortlaud, to Robert George Tellers. LOUIS R, JAMES.