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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2531, 15 February 1877, Page 3

Drapery . -.- • M. H. AIREY .. JS now Selling, at GREAT REDUCTIONS: 72-inch TWILL'D SHEETINGS, Is 6d—former price, 2s 3d 100-inch TWILL'D SHEETINGS, 2s 4fd—fotmer price, 3s 80 dozen HUCK TOWELS, 2|d each 500 yards TENT and SAIL CLOTH, 7|d—former price, .Is A Large Lot of FRENCH MUSLINS, 5s 6d-former price, 18s A Large Lot of DRESS SKIRTS, half-price. TOWELS, UNBLEACHED TABLINGS, OIL BAIZES, and AMERICAN LEATHERS, &c, &c, at Equally Low Prices. ■ m m^^Mw 11 Q 111 1111 Clearing-out the remains of the Summer Stock • AT COST PRICES AND UNDER, A LARGE LOT of SUPERIOR TWEED TROUSERS,, afc 11s A LARGE LOT of BLISS'S TWEED TROUSERS & VESTS, at 21.8 to 28a A LARGE LOT of TWEED, GALATEA, and PAGET COATS, 25 per cent, below usual prices * . . Hat's, Caps, Long Cloth Shirts, Ties, &c., <fee. POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND.

Provisions SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF GRAHAMSTOWN, SHORTLAND, AND PARAWAI IN PARTICULAR. s. meafTs^and 06. (LATE OF THE FIRM OF MESSES MBARS BROTHERS), HAVING REMOVED into those more centrally-situated Premises, lately in the occupation of Mr R. French, and known as the CENTRAL CASH STORE, beg to inform their Friends, Customers, and the Public generally, that they HAVE OPENED the ABOVE PREMISES with a ■ Large and Well-selected Stock of First-class Groceries, Which, for CHEAPNESS and QUALITY, cannot be surpassed on-the Thames. A REGULAR SUPPLY OF BACON, CHEESE, Ac, Ac. BUTTER and EGGS from one of the best Dairies .in the Province. ' Families waited on for Orders. Pack. Horse kept. Goods delivered to all parts of the' Thames.' -■ ■ Note the Addeess— . • . . , S. MEARB AND CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCERS, CENTRAL CASH - STORE, POLLEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. 239

Fruit! Ftuit! Fruit! JUS T RE C BITEDA SPLENDID CONSIGNMENT '■'■■" ■'■'■', From Sydney and Nelson. -: Large Cooking Apples, 3d per lb. by the case Greengage.Plnms, 6d to 8d retail - Orleans d.o, , do do Windsor Pears, 5d to 6d do Eating Apples, 6d do • FINE SYDNEY GRAPES, LEMONS, ORANGES, AND. ISLAND BANANAS, &c.; &o. JAMES XEFPER■¥,-•.' COVENT GARDEN FRUIT DEPOT, -■- ■■"••'•■;■ Bkown Stbeet, :* Qt RAH AM STOW N. NOW J.ANDING, TjV X "L OC H U* RR," And to Arrive Per ." THURLAND CASTLE," . PIANOFORTES AND Harmoniums, IMPORTED BY J. GRIGG, POLLEN STREET.- ; GETTING ALONG. fTIHERE are different ways of Getting _L Along, as progress is sometimes I called. ! It does not always mean making a large sum of money, or being a great man for people to admire or look at with wonder. Leaving oft" a bad habit for a good one is Getting Along; to bo clean and tidy instead of dirty and.disorderly is Getting Along; to be careful and saving instead of thoughtless and extravagant— to be active and industrious instead of idle and lazy— TO BUY YOUR TEA AND GROCERIES AT McGOWAN'S Instead of elsewhere is GETTING ALONG. Money is a very useful article in its way, but it's possible to get along with but small means if rightly managed and laid out at McGOWAN'S. •'.■._ We are the CHEAPEST HOUSE on the THAMES for , GROCERIES AND CROCKERYWARE. Our Prices all round are the most favorable for the consumer on the Thames. - * ~"~ ' Have youlried our 3s TEA P •;