Notices EXCURSIONS TO OHINEMURI AND THE UPPER THAMES. PICNIC PARTIEB PROVIDED WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS. MB ALLEN, well known on the Thamei for his ability as a Caterer, is now PKOVIDOEE of tho P.S. TE AROHA AND P.S. RUBY, and is in a position to supply Picnio or Excursion. Parties with all kinds of Refresh* merits. . The terms will bo such as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction, and the style and taste with which the refreshments are served must commend themselves to all. Terms, &c, upon application to Mr Allen on board Te Aroka or Ruby. . 3314 FANCY BEPOSITOKY. Miss Brown HAS OPENED a' Well-seleoted STOCK op FANCY GOODS: TOYS, DOLLS, GLASSWARE, LUSTRES, VASES Obnambnts oe all Dkscbipxions, Suitable for Christmas and New Year's Giftl. WOOL ORE IN VARIETY. Beads, Berlin Wool of all colors. Remember the Address— MISS BROWN'S FAKCY REPOSITORY AND DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND, In the premises formerly occupied by Durham and McLeod. Christmas Presents! NEW YEAR'S' GIFTS !! TO H N TT EESI If G, THAMES BAZAAR, BROWN STREET, GBAHAMSTOWN. FANCY GOODS, TOYS, CHINA, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY WARE, VASES, LUSTRES, ORNAMENTS, and . EVERY DESCRIPTION OF USEFUL GOODS. The Lakgest and Most Beatttifue Assort, ment on the Thames. A Large Assortment of CHRISTMAS GOODS are now forwari, and beiDg opened up for the occasion. Purchasers will find EVERYTHING suitable for the approaching Holidays, together with other necessaries. The LARGEST and BEST COLLECTION of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS io t ne Province.' CONCERTINAS, CABINET- . WARE, and FANCY GOODS in Great , Variety. A Splendid Assortment of DOLLS and TOYS. Noie.—Closed on SATURDAY till Sunset THAMES BAZAAR, Bhowk Stbeet, 3 doors from Bank of New Zealand. 3163 Strawberries AND Cream! mHE FINEST STRAWBERRIES in the Market, Fresh Every Morning, are to be had at CANTE-LL'S, POLLEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. Sugar and Cream ad lib. 3186 Tararu Gardens. rrVHESE GARDENS are now OPEN TO THE PUBLIC For the Season Commencing SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. Admission Tickets can be obtained of the Proprietor at the Gardens; at the office of this paper; of Mr Madden, hairdresser ; and of Mr Jeffery, fruiterer, Brown street. Admission (six months)— For Family Ticket, to admit two adults and children under 12 years of age ... ... ... 10s 6d J?or Single do ... ... ... 5s Od This will entitle the holder to Admission at all times during the day . (Sundays included). Strawberries & Cream. FRED. BENNETT, Peoprietoe. Strawberries AND Cream, And plenty of Sugar at the same price as other people. Comfortable Rooms and Civil Attendance. SMITH'S FRUIT DEPOT, OWEN STREET (Opposite the Red House). MH. AIREY is Selling for Ready • Money LEGHORN FLOP HATS 25 per cent, below usual Selling Prices. 3132 G WALLER, Wholesale and Betail • Tobacconist, nest the Bank of New Zealand Brown-street. Grahamstown. Bargains!
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2495, 4 January 1877, Page 3
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451Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2495, 4 January 1877, Page 3
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