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5 J . COCKS OF THE NOTED CHEAP Furniture & Bedding* WAREHOUSE, MARY STREET, SHORTLAND, BEGS TO DRAW THE ATTENTION OF ONE AND ALL rjlO HIS VARIED AND EXTENSIVE STOCK 01* LAMPWARE, BRUSHWARE, TINWARE, HARDWARE, CHINA GLASS, and HOLLOWARE, CARPENTER’S TOOLS, BEDSTEADS, in wood and iron, CHILDREN’S COTS, MATTRESSES, AND PALIASSES, In all Sizes, and other Furnishing Requisites at prices which defy competition. ALL PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. N.B.—FURNITURE and TINWARE made to order or Repaired at the shortest possible notice. Job Lots and Balance Consignments Purchased for Cash. ALBERT STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. mmm SB m . A:' IlSSlij J. MARSHALL IS NOW OPENING LARGE SHIPMENTS OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRAPERY, MILLINERY FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c. MOSES BROTHERS OF THE GREATEST WONDER OF. THE WORLD, Seeing the want of a First Class Tailoring Establishment, Have opened That Branch They are now landing, per City of Adelaide, direct from Melbourne, bne Hundred & Thirty Pieces of Coatings, Trouserings, and Vesting 3, all \>/SUMMER GOODS Especially chosen for this Market, 'The Finest Assortment of Patterns and most Fashionable Material out of Melbourne. Having secured the services of a First Class Cutter, they can guarantee a perfect fit. TAILORS WANTED. G. A. DOUGLAS* BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKERY, AND CONFECTIONERY, WiLIouGHBY-STREET, Shortland (Established 18G7) Cake Oi all Sorts. Pastrv. Fancy Biscuits, kc., kc. Made to Order with care and despatch Soiree, Picnic, Ball, and Excursion Parties liberally dealt with. NO PUFF BUSINESS LEGITIMATELY CONDUCTED N.B.—A Trial Respectfully Solicited