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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1820, 2 November 1874, Page 4

FOY BROS., PHOTOGRAPHERS, IN SETUENINa THANKS to llioir numerous Friends nnd tlio Public in General for the very Liberal Support they havo received cii c.o commencing business, beg to intimate lliot iln-ir Studio Trill bo CLOSED from the 4'h lo the 23rd of Novcnv , ber to enable them to mako Alterations during which time they will bo in sittcndimce Daily between the Hours of 3 and 5 p.m., to receive and deliver ovden?. A PRIVATE .SCHOOL FOE BOYS AND GIELS. J\J ILL (D.V ) be OPENED on MONDAY ' * mxt, ilie 2nd November, in Ov/onefmt, Gr;ihamdo\vn, nest door to Mr Ciark's Groe.-ry Kslablisbment. . Mrs. Cgkkis will attend tho younger children, and givo instruction in Plain and Fnncy JSPcpciio-Tforlc. Terms—£l Is per quarter or 10a G:l per half quarter. When two or more children of the FMGo family stfend, v eonßirferable j-edncinn will bo made. A Night, School will be established shortly. OV.mis 2s per week. Address—iDMrKD 0. Coeees, care of Mr CIAUK, O wen-street. . PAEAWAI GARDENS. mHE9E Fsivoi-ito Grounds aro now OPEN .- J_ to the Public. Admission, 6d. Family Tickets for 12 months, 10?, may bo had from Mr. S. Young-, at ti:e Q.ueeu's Head Hotel, Queeu-street, Grahnmatown, or t'< c Proprietor on the Grounds. Parties owning Dogs are warned that Poison is laid on the grounds. W. H. Cassis-. October 26, 1874. tc7661 A JDVEKTIBEBS AND OTHEES ini\ terested in Corcruancel ar« iaformed tlia! a well conducted popular Nevc'spr.pcr THE COUOMANDEIr NEWS has been starfed in that district at the earvest request of the bulk of tbe inbabitants. Jtp circulation is Biore than double thstof its local contemporary, and it nffords the best, indeed the only,* medium fcr Advcrtis* ir;f> in the C. istrict. All rrdcr3 in cor.T'fction with the Coromandcl News will bo received in Grahamßtown at the Stab Ofßce. BY HAND . .. £5 10s BY FEET . . . £9 10s Instruction to purchasers gratis. Needles and all requisites always on sale. J. GEIG G, AGENT FOS THE THAMES. An extensive and varied assortment of Iron Bedsteads, I English and American Chairs, &c, &c, &c. j J. Gil I G G, MATTRESS MAKEE AND UNDERTAKES, ■THAMES BEDOiNG FACTO POLLEN. STREET, NtfAR THE KAEAKA BBIBGKE. NOTICE TO -MERCHANTS,' SHAREBRQKERS MINE MANAGERS, ETC. Tiilfi LATEST CONVENIENCE, j mSLEGBAPH FOBMS (Mo. 171) bound 1 1 ' in Books of 100 each, with Block for keeping usemorandum of telegrams, Juet Published at the Evbkiko Stab ofSco. These handy little books aro coming in'o .^eiicral uee in Auckland, end other plsces, Bjr-.otJgst all cloßeee of businer Bicn havir^ to transmit iuiportaut telegrata3 NOTICE. TO MINE MANAGERS, MINEES AND OTHEES. ABEGISTEB BOOK will- bs. kept FEiEB for EFcn wanticg Employment or Employers \7anting Mer. Apply ■ * J. C. "WIIMAMS, t c 7 24 Provincial Hotel. 1' AW EOEMS of erery description at the jL.J Evenuio Stab Office OTS SALS at tbe EvEUiira Stab Offiop Wmfcroßon-Btreet, PKOO3? OF-PEBT FOEMS for Creditors of Goldmining Oora paciea. ■ a PFLIOATKXNS for BISSIDEJSCE , jnL SITES on Goldfleld on SALE at the » KvBNlNa, Stab Office. RECEIPT BOOKS of all Junda, n ornamental ecvipt letter » the EvMIKO SsAE Office.