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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2497, 6 January 1877, Page 3

Notices EXCURSIONS TO OHINEMUEI AND THE UPPEE THAMES. PICNIC PARTIES PROVIDED WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS. MR ALLEN, well known on the Thames for his ability as a Caterer, is now PROVIDORE of the P.S. TE AROHA AND P.S. RUBY, and is in a position to supply Picnic or Ez« oursion Parties with all kinds' of Refreshment!. The terms will be such' as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction, and the itjl« and taste with which the refreshments are served must commend themselves to all. ' Terms, &c, upon application to Mr Alien, on board Te Aroha or Ruby. , 3314 Toys! Toys! Toys! CHBISTMAS AND NEW YEAE'S PEESENTS! TTSEFUL, ORNAMENTAL, GOOD, U AND CHEAP. Why did Sir Julius leave the Country ? Because the SHORTLAND BAZAAR sold too cheap. DON'T FORGET THE OLD SHOP— SHOETLAND BAZAAR, . Opposite Melbourne Hotel, , SHORTLAND.,. ' FANCY REPOSITORY.; Miss Brown r HAS OPENED a Well-selected STOCK. ' 'OF ■■'--. FANCY GOODS: TOYS, DOLLS, GLASSWARE. LUSTRES, VASES ObNAMBNTS OV All DKSCBIPTION3, ' Suitable for Christmas and New Year's Gift*. WOOL ORE IN VARIETY. , .. Beads, Berlin Wool of all colon. Remember the Address— MISS BEOWN'S FANCY REPOSITORY AND DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND, . In the premise,? formerly occupied by Durham and McLeod. < Christmas Presents! NEW YEAR'S GIFTS!! JOHN TT EESI NG, THAMES BAZAAR, BROWN STREET, GBAHAMSTOWN. FANCY&OODS, TOTS, CHINA, GLASSWARE, CROCKERYWARE, VASES, LUSTRES, ORNAMENTS, and EVERY DESCRIPTION OF USEFUL GOODS. •: • The Labgbst and Most Beautifto Assort, ment on the Thames. ' ' A Largo Assortment of.'CHRISTMAS GOODS are now for*ar^, and being opened up for the occasion. Purchasers will find EVERYTHING suitable forlhe approaching Holidays, together with other necessaries. The LARGE9T and BEST COLLECTION of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS- in toe Province. CONCERTINAS, CABINETWARE, and JTANCS", GOODS in Great Variety. A Splendid Assortment of DOLLS and TOYS. Noie.—Closed on SATURDAY till Sunset THAMES BAZAAE, Bbown Steeet, 3 doors from Bank, of Ne.w Zealand. . 3168 Strawberries / - , AND Cream! mHE FINEST STRAWBERRIES in the Market, Fresh Every Morning, aro to bo had.at. CANT ELL'S, . , POLLEN. STREET, GRAHAMSTOWM". Sugar and Cream ad lib. 3186 Tararu GardenSi —0— npHES.E GAEDENS 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 6& For Single do ... • 5s Od Ihis will entitle the holder to. Admission , at all times during the day (Sundays included). Strawberries & Cream. FEED. BENNETT, Proprietoe. ME. AlßEY'is'Selling, for tfeady • Money LEGHOEN FLOP HATS. 25 per cent, below usual Selling Prices. 3132 . GWALLEE, Wholesale sndEetail • Tobacconist, next the Bank of New Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstown.