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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2105, 2 October 1875, Page 1

!,.,-• 5 / Crockery^are a?icL, Glass ware i(i ; ; 0' ,;'',".!:', i f~<iW :.*<,f>cV' ■■'•!•'". ■■.■;-': .■ :'. .' '■'■■ .■'." ' ?MAjVIN^IQaEJDURNED TO THE THAMES, has now OPENED. HIS OLD r ,.; y J?LACE QF.BnSINESS, the Well-known STAFFORDSHIRE;IIOUSE, -■■'i ; : "'.■■•';'.>.:-. .ti&tuffi'* ' ■■■• •ii r*: '■ ■ ' ' „, ". . ,„ ■'■" .■''•.■'■■ . with a ' . : .■■'-•..,. •'. • ■•. • hwKtaLo-r 'LARGE AND VARIED .STOCK OF . ■"; ..:.". ■, China, Glass, and Earthenware, BKUS H W A RE, Tin, and Plated Ware, in great variety. The STOCK was bought in Melbourne at ENGLISH COST-boiug the BANKKUPT STOCK of Messrs T. HARPER and CO. J. H. hopes that his old Customers and the public at large will favor ,him by inspecting his Large Stock, which will be offered at prices that cannot foil giving satisfaction. REMEMBER THE OLD ADDRESS— STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE, C wen Street, Grahamstown. : Drapers and Outfitters DURHAM & M'LEOD TJ AVING SECURED a LOT of WHITE and COLORED SHIRTS and GENTS' TIES, SLIGHTLY SOILED, will oftcr them ' FOR SALE AS UNDER:DUKE OF EDINBURGH TIES, 6d ... ... Worth from 2s to 3s COLORED REGATTA SHIRTS, Is 3d ...... „ 2s 6d Do Do do with collar, 2s 6d „ 4s 6d HEAVY JEAN, with collar, Is lid ...... „ 3s 3d .: WHITE LONG CLOTH SHIRTS, 3s (3d ... „ 7s 6d Do -Do Heavy, 4s 6d ... ... „ 8s Od Do Do Fancy Fronts, 55... ... „ 10s 6d DURHAM & McLEOD, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND:

W. Martin & Son, POLLEN STREET, A RE now SELLING their STOCK of WINTER GOODS at REDUCED PRICESWINCEYS FRENCH MERINOS PLAIDS ■ ■ ■: . FLANNELS and FANCY ' DRESS MATERIALS, MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING, HOSIERY of Every Description, MUCH UNDER VALUE. f&'TSo Connection With Ant Othbe Fibm WM. MARTIN & SON, POLLEN STBEET, SHOBTLAND. T. WOOD, mOBACCONIST and IMPOBTER of HAVANA CI &ASS, MEBRs|l[AirM PIPES, CONCERTINAS, and GENERAL FANCY GOODS. ;best cut tobacco. P, 0 11< a N 818 BET, SHOAT IA N» . , In conjunction with the above T. Wooip has Lately COMMENCED BUSINESS as a CEHERAL CLOTHJER. Having received LABGE STOCKS of SEASONABLE GOODS He is able to SELL at the LOWEST ' PRICES. T. WOOD tenders Mb THANKS to his Friends and Customers for their Support since he has been in Business as a Tobacconnisl, andSolicitstbeir Favor3in his New Line of Business, in which he is confident of being able to. merit their approval by Attention to their requirements. ■„'.. . .! POLIBH^SXBEET, SHORTIAND. 377