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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1924, 4 March 1875, Page 2

I COSGEAVE & CO OWEN STREET, GEAHAMSTOWN, A NNOUNCE for POSITIVE SALE XJL their Magnificent Bstail STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, COMPRISING — Black and Coloured Silks Mantles, Shawles Fancy Dresses Printed Muslins Prints, Batistes Manchester Goods Calicoes, in Horrock's and Crewdseaa make, Wet-wores Brown Hollands Finlaj's Sheetings, Tickings, Towellings Damask Cloth, Napkins Tablings, Quilts Curtains, in Damask, Muslin, and Lace Ladies' Underclothing, Stays] Umbrellas and Parasols Feathers, Flowers Ribbons Lscee, Hosiery, Gloves Haberdashery and Trimmings Millinery and Straw Goods

In- READY-MADE CLOTHING, For Gentlemen, Youths, and Boys, THERE IS NO BETTER MADE OB BETTER ASSORTED STOCK IN THE COLONIES. HATS, SHIRTS, SCAEFS, TIES, And Handkerchiefs. Every portion of the Stock 'is REDUCED to COST PRICE and under. Quantities of "Useful Goods in all the Departments will be subjected to UNPARALLELED REDUCTIONS. The Stock is well known to be the Largest and Beat in Grabamstown, purchased-direct from the Manufacturers for Cash. 8116

THE SECOND NUMBER OF THE DESPATCH, THAMES AND OHINEMBRI OBSERVER, WILL be Published on SATURDAY Next, and will contain 1 O PAGES OF INTERESTING Aj& READING MATTER, OB FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS. The Despatch offers a splendid medium to advertisers at the Thames and Ohinenmri.

G-ekts' Ciothss and every description of Pyeing and Cleaning done on the eborteit possible notice, at the Thames Dyeing Establishment, corner of Bolleeton and Bichmond strseti,—Astt