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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2109, 7 October 1875, Page 3

Drapery M. H. Airey's Spring Advertisement. CHEAP AND pST-CMSS DRAPERY IS NOW SHOWING AT M. Hi AIREY'S. SPRING GO6I)S, in Great Variety, in every Department. DRESS MATERIALS. Black and Colored Silks, Mikado and Japanese Silks, Melange Cloths,*. Alpaccas, &c, &c. PRINTS f PRINTS 11 A LARGE LOT OF CORSETS — especially Thompson's Glove-fitting—bought at a discount of 25 per cent, Lace and Silk Jackets and Costumes. Newest Shapes in Linen and Lace Collars and Sets, TIES, SCARFS, ORNAMENTS. MIL LIN ER Y. ■ SUPERIOR CLOTHING, in Men's, Youths', and Boys'. HATS, CAPS, TIES, COLLARS, ETC. FAMILY MOURNING. Straw Goods ! Straw Goods ! ALL THE NEWEST SHAPES IN HATS- ETC., ESPECIALLY CIJEA.P. M. H. A. reminds his Customers that the above have been purchased to special order in the best Home Markets. All Goods sold at the Lowest Possible Price, and marked in plain figures.

General Notices Thames Bazaar, JOHN KEESING, CROCKERYWARE, CHINA, GLASS, j HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES, j USEFUL ARTICLES, & FANCY* GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. The LABGEST and MOST VARIED I STOCK of the Class of GOODS on the Thames. ! JUST OPENED Ex Ltjttkbwobth, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of WAX FBUIT and CAMBRIC and SILK FLOWERS under Glass Shades, from 8 inches to 20 inches high MANILLA KITS, GLASS SHADES, Raised Wool and Bead-Worked SLIPPER 3 A SPJENDID ASSORTMENT of VASES and ORNAMENTS DOG WHISTLES, Electro-plate nnl Metal Tea and Toffee Por,s and Services BEST CONCERTINAS, Boys' Building Bricks SHELL BOXES (various); Tea Trays and Waiters GENTS* SHIRT SUITS, in Gold, 'Pearl, Blark, Ivory, Plated, &c. CLOTH BRUSHES, \vi<h and- without handle. ;.: . - *■ PERFUME SETS, 3 and 6 pieces MUSICAL ALBUMS, Puff Boxes with Puffs (various), Mouth Organs, Large Wood Dolls - - iJSTEEL and;GOLD. BEADS, Raznr Strops, Feather Edged Fans, Workbox Fittings, &c, &c. All Goods Carefully Packed Free of Charge. Kg" Three doors from Bank;of'.2s>w;' r *,: Zealand,.. Vff-\ Bbowk Steeet, Gbahamsiown . Closed on Saturdays until Sundown. 6 Pink of Fashion Boot Shop, Opposite Mr W. Davies's Onehunga Store, BROWN STREET, GRAHAM9TOWN. SPECIAL TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE THAMES. MR J. W. LEAHY, Boot Builder, Begs to inform all that he has just opeued 100 TRUNKS of LADIES', GENTS', and ■ CDILDRBN'3 BOOT 3 and SHOES, All of which will be disposod of at cost price to make room for other shipments. J. W. L. has also on hand, of his own manufacture, Boots for Fashion, Workmanship, and Qualify that cannot be surpassed in the Southern Httni*phere.. Wend your way to the King of the Craft, where you will havo your Boots made up to the glass of fashion and mould of form ; where your pet rom» will not be tortured, that yon may peg your -H-tty, like the Flying Dutchman, without fear of suffering from it afrerwarda *#* A Trial is specially asked for. N.B. —Private apartment for Ladies. DIGGERS' WATERTIGHT**, 12s 9d. Please note the address — T W. LEAHY, BOOT BUILDER, Opposite Mr W. Davies's Onehunga Store, Browa Street, Grahamstown. w. k. McLean, AUCTIONEER, STOCK AND A. • STATION AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Napibb, Hawkes Bat, Holds WEEKLY SALES of HORSES and other STOCK at the REPOSITORY In Hasiings street. HORSES received on Consignment and turned out in well-grassed paddocks, or stabled until the day of sale. W. K. McLeak, 461 Napier, Hawkes Bay. G WALLER, Wholesale and Retail _'• Tobacconist, next the Bank of New Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstown.