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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2544, 2 March 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 4|d—former price, 3s 80 dozen HUCK TOWELS, 2jd each 500 yards TENT and SAIL CLOTH, 7|d-former price, Is A Large Lot of FRENCH MUSLINS, 5s 6d—former price, 183 . . .■.-.• A Large Lot of DRESS SKIRT*?, half-price. TOWELS, UNBLEACHED TABLINGS, OIL BAIZES, and AMERICAN LEATHERS, &c, &c, at Equally Low Prices. Clearing-out the remains of the Summer Stock AT COST PRICES AND UNDER. A LAKGE LOT of SUPERIOR TWEED TROUSERS, at llg A LARGE LOT of BLISS'S TWEED TROUSERS & VESTS, at 21s to 28s A LAEGE LOT of TWEED, GALATEA, and PAGET COATS, 25 per cent, below usual prices Hats, Caps, Long Cloth Shirts, Ties, &c, <fee. M. H. AIREY, POLLEN STREET, SHOBTLAND. Provisions SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF GRAHAMSTOWN, SHORTLAND, AND PAR AW AI IN PARTICULAR. S. IVIEARS AND CO. (LATE 01 THE FIRM OF MESSRS MEAES 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 H AYE OPENED the ABOVE PREMISES with a Large and Well-selected Stock of First-class Groceries, Which, for CHEAPNESS and QUALITY, caunot be surpassed on the Thames. A REGULAR SUPPLY OF BACON, CHEESE, Ac, «fee. 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. • &F Note the Address— ■ S. MEARS AND CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCERS, CENTRAL CASH!! STORE, POLLEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. 239

PROCLAMATION. To all whom it may concern, GREAT REDUCTION in the PRICE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. GEORGE GROGKER HAVING- come to the determination to SELL CHEAP, announces "that he will SACRIFICE BOOTS AND SHOES at such Prices unheard of before, and this being a GENUINE SALE, simply refers the Public generally to cotne and see for themselves, and they will be satisfied that this is NO PUFF. Every' article of his OWN MAKE he GUARANTEES will give satisfaction for its moneys worth. All kinds of Ladies' and Children's English Goods kept ' ' ; in stock. i ■; '% Diggers of the Thames, to you all I »fty, Go to CROCKER'S—don't wait another day ; There's nothing like leather-^-so says the poet— My advice:to you is tago and try-it,: - : . For no one will pleaseyou so well as CROCKER, The only genuine Boot and Shoe Maker. ." Cheapness," "Make and Fit," are his watchwords, A.nd satisfaction to his patrons affords. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS(And make no mistake) GEORGE CROCKER, BOOT AND SHOE: MAKER, BROWN STREET (Opposite Allaway's Boarding house), GRAHAMSTOWN. NOW LANDING; El "L 0C H U BE," : --':• .■■■■■,:■■ ■ ■ . ■; ■-- -■:. And to Arrive , Per " THURLAND CASTLE," PIAN OFORTES AND Harmoniums, IMPORTED BY :J, GEIGG, POLLEN STREET. ••'..-' ■' 147- ---• PUBLIC CRUSHING. nHHE TJndersigDed is prepared to CBUBH X Large or Small PAKO&LS-of QUAKTZ at Lowest Bates. ----- . -„. .-.. „. .-.;.' J. W. Walkeb, ■•-'■■ r ' :- r- •■".■'■•■ Manager. Kwrnrjiii Hill United Company, January 19, 1877.