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Merchandise. QRUICKSITANK. SMART & CO. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Queen and High-streets, Have always on Sale : BRANDY- Thomas ITine and Co.’s. lifartell’s Dark and Talc, Henncssy’s Dark and Tale, in lilids., qr.-casks, and cases. RUM —30 o.p. and 15 0.p.. in lihds. and qr.casks. Lowndes’s. Lemon Hart’s, See. WHISKEY —Campbeltown (Grecnlcss and Colville’s), James Stewart’s, Sauccl. Bernard’s. Irish (Danville’s and Jamieson’s), in qr.-casks, octaves, and cases. OLD TOM—Bernard’s, in qr.-casks and cases. GENEVA—Anchor and other brands, in whole and half-cases. ORANGE BlTTEßS—Bernard’s and others, in case. PORT WlNE—Graham’s.Scndemau’s,Page’s, Sec., in wood and bottle. SHERRIES—Duff Gordon, dole and Baker, and other shippers. Am mtillado, pale and dark, every quality, in wood and bottle. GINGER WlNE—Beraaid and Co.’s, bulk and bottle. CHAMPAGNE—CIode and Baker’s. Dry, Moot’s, &c.; Deiuliard’s No. 2 Moselle, kc. CLARETS—Chateau La Rose, St. Julian. Modoc, superior; Via Ordinaire, in wood and bottle. BOTTLED ALE—Foster’s Blood, Wolfe, aud Co.’s. ROTTLED STOUT—BIood, Wolfe, and Co.’s, Machcn’s, Guinness’s.

Furnishing', &c. BRADLEY’S SHEFFIELD & BIRMINGHAM WAREHOUSES. BEDDING. FURNITURE, CROCKERY, TINWARE. And FANCY GOODS STORE. rj! II E slock comprises :—Lamps, Lamp 1 liimmes, Tumblers, Wine Glasses. Butter jolers. Trays, Cruetts, Teapots, Tea Dinner, and Breakfast Services ; Furniture f every description, for Dining. Drawing, BedRoom, and Kitchen ; and the following are samples of his exceedingly low prices : Cups and Saucers, from Is. per do/. Tlates, from 3s. per doz. Tumblers, from 3s 9d ; cut do. from 9s, Chairs from 6s. each. Washliand-stan Is, 10s. each. Bedsteads, 12s. each. Note tins address—Graham’s Aaddock, Pollen Street. N.B.—Furniture of every description Bought, Sold, and Exchanged. Thames Bedding Factory, POLLEN STREET, (Between Karaka Bridge and Nary-Street). j. g~ri a a, MATTRESS MAKER, Wholesale & Retail. IMPORTER OF IRON BEDSTEADS & COTS. PERAMBULATORS, BASSINETTES, and CHAIRS (English and American). Agent for the— GROVER AND BAKER SEWING MACHINE— Price, £9 10s. Just Received— A Large Quantity of English Cane-seated CHAIRS, in Various Colours and Elegantly Carved Patterns, China Matting, Hassocks. Coloured Sheepskin and other Fancy Mats, Cocoa Mats, Looking Glasses, &c., &c., &c. FUNERALS Conducted respectably at very Moderate Charges by JOHN GRIGG, CENTRAL FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT. Pollen-street. Between Karaka Bridge and Mary-stheet. The scale of charges includes all Cemetery and Ministers’ Fees, &c., so that customers have no further trouble beyond giving the order. Coffins always on Sale. J . GRIGG, 111 AMES * ADDING FACTORY. Conveyances. GRAHAMSTOWN AND TARARU TRAMWAY. nnRAINS LEAVE TARaRU at 9 o’clock. JL and Every Hour until 5 o’clock Leave Curtis’ Wharf, Oraliamstown, at 9.30 o'clock, and Every Hour until 5.30 o’clock. The train to meet the Golden Crown will leave Curtis’ Wharf 20 minutes before her advertised time of sailing. Fares Gd. For Rates Charged for Carriage of Goods, he., apply to H. C. GILLESPIE, Office, Tararu. McMILLAN’S PIONEER SAFETY ©•’BUSSES^ I>UN TO TARARU FROM THE L OFFICE EVERY ALTERNATE HOUR. The ’Busses as usual between Grahamstowu and Shorthand. Leave Parawai at 9.30, 11,2. and s.3o;and Shortlaud at 9. 10.30, 1.30, and 5. ’Busses will leave Parawai at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m.. and 6 p.m. daily. Grahamstown to Parawai, 8.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 2 p.m., and 5.30 p.m. Fares from Grahamstown to Parawai, 9d.; Shortlaud to Parawai, Cd. Monthly Tickets at Reduced Rates.

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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 242, 18 July 1872, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 242, 18 July 1872, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 242, 18 July 1872, Page 1

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