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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2029, 6 July 1875, Page 3

Drapers and Outfitters : ' i . .. t T MARSHAL L SOLICITS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE TTNDERMENTIONED LINES, WHICII HAVE BEEN IMPORTED ■pvIEECT TO THE THAMES from the Best Manufacturers ia EUEOPE, AND ASE NOW OFFERING, at such Low Prices that cannot be surpassed, IP EQUALLED. T) L ACE SILKS in Glace, Gros Grain, Cashmere de Lyon, &o. "JAPANESE SILKS, FRENCH POPLINS, VELVETEENS, Silk Velyets, TjiRENCH MERINOS, TWILLS, Brarathens, Australian Crapes, and Lustres; TTOME SPUNS, WINCEYS, LUSTRINES, LANARK SERGES, * Ac.,- &c. ri6 STU Mlis; POLONAISES, AND SKIRTS —In Great Variety. CHILDREN'S COSTUMES, LADIES' JACKETS & UNDERCLOTHING. \ HEAVY STOCK, and Excellent Value, in Manchester & Furnishing Goods, TjlX "Emily McLaekn," from London, and s.s. "Heko" from Melbourne. SEVERAL- CASES OF CLOTHING, of the Latest Fashions, TITADE from GEELONG, WEST OF ENGLAND, and SCOTCH TWEEDS. r\ISE CASE OF OVERCOATS, bought a JOB—only about Half Price. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BLANKETS and RUGS, much below Value. PURCHASERS OF FIEST-CLASS DRAPERY, MILLINERY, & CLOTHING, SHOULD GO TO i THE LARGEST WAKE HOUSE A^D Cheapest Stock in Town. M. H. AIREY, POLLEN-STREET, SHORTLAND. j^jH^ All Goods marked in plain.figures, and sold at the Lowest Possible Prices. . 567

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. . J. G KIBBLE H. a , , .. „ • +1 a AS much pleasure in informing the Ladies of the Thames that ho has just finished, with great expense, A LIRGE •_ _ -^ -- _- SHOW ROOM OJT,™ B SECOND FLOOR OF THE SHOP, Which enables him to shfw a very Large Stock of the MOST FASHIONABLE * ; vf t t T T "\T Tfi T? V ' -IVJ. 1L U uyja a* •*- . •'■■■•'. „ ' T _ ,' _.„ .Vr-n ALL THE NEW SHAPES AND STYLES IN HATS, &c. ; Also that he has engaged a First-class Milliner to take charge of that 3*)epartment. ASplendidTiortmentof i Dress Goods Just Opened-This Week. ■ A CALL IMYITEP. ,T. GRIBBLE, OWEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. 381

T. wood, mOBACCONIST and IMPORTER of HAVANA CIGARS, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CONCERTINAS, and G-ENERAL FANCY GOODS. w " . BEST CUT TOBACCO... , Poiibit stbbet, ShojStiand. In conjunction with the above T. Wood has Lately COMMENCED BUSINESS as a GENERAL CLOTHIER. Haying received LARGE STOCKS of SEASONABLE GOODS i. able to SELL at the LOWEST rRIOEBT. WOOD tenders his THANKS to his IFriendi and Customers for their Support since he has been in. Business as a Tobacconnist, and Solicits their Fayorj in his New Line of Business, in which he is confident of being ab i« t0 their approval by Attontion to their requirements. PoLLBN STBBBT, SHQETLAm 377 f : —■■— -•; . . . • m.»-i GEORGE S. O'HALLORAN, auctioneer, house, land, asd gsNmAL COMMISSK)N MW T, Poms snxn, Shobtland. 487