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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2507, 18 January 1877, Page 3

Drapery §§* NOTICE THIS. T. SHORT'S SELLING OFF, ALLOWING THE LIBERAL DISCOUNT OF 3s IN THE POUND, Having given such General Satisfaction, WILL BE CONTINUED FOR A PEW DAYS LONGER, FOR THE BENEFIT OF CUSTOMERS. HP HE STOCK OF PRINTS and other DRESS MATERIAL, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, WINDOW CUETAINS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, CLOTHING, &c, &c, Call for marked attention, being all NEW GOODS, And Remarkably Cheap, with the allowance of Is 6d on every parcel of 10a, or 38 in the Pound. A LOT OF COSTUMES AND SILK SUNSHADES UNUSUALLY CHEAP. T. SHORT'S, Near the Governor Bowen Hotel, • OWEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. 11 Art Union. MR F. DANN'S ART UNION. THE DRAWING- will take place on the 31et instant. A few Tickets still avail* able, and may be procured at Mr Dann'o Furniture Warehouse, Pollen street. 53 Business Notices EXCURSIONS TO OHINEMURI AND THE UPPER THAMES. PICNIC PARTIES PROVIDED WITH ALL REQUIREMENTS. MR ALLEN, well known on the Thameß for his ability aa a Caterer, is now PROVIDORE of the P.S. TE AROHA AND P.S. RUBY, and is in a position to supply Picnic or Ex« cursion Parties with all kinds of Refresh* ments. The terms will be 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 Aroha or Buby. 3314 NEW GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS AND; THE NEW YEAR. JOHN CROCKER BEGS to inform the inhabitants of the Thames that he has a Large and Well-selected Stock of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS, Of the Best Quality and in almost endless variety, which he is prepared to Sell during the present season at the Lowest Remunerative Prices:— Men's Bluchers ••• ••• 7s 6d do Elastic from 12s 6d do Grreenhide Bluchers 12s 6d All other kinds equally cheap. John Crocker, fashionable boot and shoe • MAKER, BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. 3256 Hotels CHRISTMAS CHEER. CHRISTMAS CHEER. CAMDEN "HOTEL, Pollen Stbbet, Shobtland. W. J. CONSTANT ... Pboprietob. WT ta^es 8 opportunity of thankV ¥ . ing his many friends and the Public for the favor they have shown him for the last eight years, and heptfo assure them that nothing will be wantinjj^n his part in the future to merit a continuance of the same. Having laid in a Stock of.First-class Liquors of all descriptions, he now begs to submit a nrice list for the Christmas season: — * 8. d. Brandy, Hennessy's, (***) per bottle... 9 0 Brandy in case, Henneesy's, Otard's Martell's, and Beehive, per bottle 6 0 Brandy in bulk - do ... 5 0 Rum, dark Jamaica, do ... 3 6 Bum, pale do do ... 4 6 Old Port,Sandeman's (vory fine), do ... 4 6 do do do small... 2 6 Sheiry (superior, do ... 4 6 do do per bott'e (small)' .. 2 6 Old Tom, Burnett's do ... ... 4 6 Scotch Whisky, Greenlees and Go's, per bottle ... .; »•• li 4 4 6 Scotch Whisky in bulk, per bottle ... 4 0 Irish Whisky, Ki&ahan's, and deary's per bottle ... ... ... 5 0 Irish Whisky, Dunvilb's, per bottle... 4 6 Gin, JDKZ do ... 4 6 Schnapps do ... 5 0 do do (small) 2 6 Champagne No. S, do ... 9 0 #0 do do (small) 4 6 CKngev Wine, English ' do '...3 6 Claret (Freyche) do ... 3 6 Stout, Guinness', Blood, and Pig Brand, per battle, ■•• •■• 16 Do do do do do (small) 1 0 English Ale, Tennant, Ashby and Leonavd Cox ars Co.^a, per bottlo ... 1 6 d.Q da do do do (small) 1 0 Colonial Ale, per gallon '. ... ... 2 6 Vinegar, Champion's, per bottle ... 0 9 323G LAW FORMS of every description at th* BrsHMta Stab QfficV .