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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1986, 17 May 1875, Page 2

J. COSGEAVE & 00 OWEN STREET GBAHAMSTOWN, V NNOTJNCE for POSITIVE SALE JDL their Magnificent Eetail STOCK OF DKAPERY AND CLOTHING, COMPKISING—- , Black and Coloured Silks Mantles, Shawlea Fancy Dresses : Printed Muelins Prints, Batistes Manchester Goods Calicoes, in Horrook's,and Crewdsoa's make, Wet-woves Brown Hollands Knlay'e Sheetings, Ticking*, Towellings ■'-.■■ Damask Clotb Napkins Tablingß, Quilts - Curtains, in Damask, Muilin and Lace Ladies' Underclothing, Stays TlmbrelU and Parasols jTeathtw, Flowers Ribbons - ;'. Lbcob, Hosiery, Gloves Haberdashery and Trimmings MiJlinery and Straw Goods In READY-MADE CLOT HIKG^ For Gentlemen, Youths, and Boys, THERE IS NO BETTER MADE OR BETTER ASSORTED STOCK m WE COLONIES. HATS, HHIETS, SCARFS, TIES, Am) Handkeechiefs. Every portion of the Stook is REDUCED v 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 Best in Grahamstown, purchased direct from the Manufacturers for Cash. ■'...:: ■:■••.. '• /. " ' - • ; 8116

N O T ICE. DISSOLUTION OF PAKmEESHIP.; Tlf consequence of Dissolution of Partnership we have respectfully to Request that all Accounts due to the undersigned be Paid Forthwith,"in order to facilitate the Settlement of Partnership Accounts. HoPCBAFl 1, McCtTIiLQUGH & Co. '. '' Evening Star Office, ;• May Ist, 1875. The Largest Shipment of Drapery, Millinery and Clothing ever imported direct from manufacturers to: the Thames is opened this: season at J: Maesham'S, wh© is determined to sell with the Smallest Remunerative Profit, and is certain the public will not [find his goods suepassied, if equalled, for value by any house in New Zealand. Inspection Solicited.—Advt. . . G-ents' Ciothbs and every description of Dyeing and Cleaning done on thb sh&rtest pos»ible notice, at the Thames Dyeing Establishment, corner of Bolleeton and Richmond •treeto.— Aavs*