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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2960, 10 August 1878, Page 3

Business Notices Now on Exhibition, AND FOR SALECHOICE ANTIQUE BRONZE FIGURES AND OBNAMENTS. JAMES T> ENSH AW, IRONMONGER, &c, OWEN STREET. Sgr Come aiid Inspect Early ! : ; ' ' 2899 "\7 O R KS;H^ H[ •• 4 E L I S H X —The tlhoapesfc and Best Sauce in the World. Only lOd per-bottle, at MEA R S AN D C O.'S, POLLEN STREET. "D ED and BLACK CURRANTS, GALE'S XL FOOT and FRENCH JELLIES at MEARS AND C O.'S, POLLEN STBEET.

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Notice of Removal. HENRY HAWKBS, HAVING- REMOVED to more Suitable Premises, directly Opposite his Old Shop, has OPENED it with a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Ladies', Gents' and Chil- ' drens' BOOTS and SHOES, got up expressly ! to his order for the Season, and which he is determined to sell at the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PRICES. Boots and Shoes Of Every Description,'-either stitched or pegged, made on the premises. HEN R V H A W X E S, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Owen Stbeet, Q-BAHAMaTows. [Established on the Thames, 1867.] JS- IMPORTANT TO BUSHMEN AND OTHERSH.H. would strongly recommend tho SeamI/ESS Watbbtight — his own make —as a Great Improvement on the ordinary common Watertighta. ' A Pkbpect Fit G-ixabanteed. 2875

FELLOW CITIZENS-MY TRADE. B* THIS I SEEK AWHONOIWBIE SUBSISTENCE. SANDES STREET, BLOCK 27. EVERY BRANCH EXECUTED. tjsic Bound, from 2s 6d. Masonic Apron Gases, Pod!-et Books, Portfolios and Scrap Books made^to order. Maps, Plans, 'Ac, &c, Mounted and Varnished. Work can be left with my son Wiixiam, Fruiterer, &c, Pollen street, Grahamstown. V■ . ■ •:■ ;: -.. ■ . '2554 J. BRIGHT, SEEDSMAN AND NURSERYMAN, PAR A WAI. ■;-) /; IN returning -THANKS to his Customers and Friends.fbr tbeir_: Patrxmago, wishes to intimate that he has a "Choice Collection of VEGETABLE.and FLOWER SEEDS at REDUCED,- PRIOESj Also, some Fine Early Kidney Potatoes, including Button's Flour-ball. A supply of. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants always on hand. • - | J.B. is prepared to Lay Out and Plant Flower Gardens according-to the most improved plans. 2865

Removal. REMOVAL OF THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUSINESS ON THE THAMES. ■-•-■■ ::-- - - •--- [Established 1867.] E: C. MORGAN begs to inform his Cus- • tomera nnd the Public of the Thames that he has REMOVED into the Shop late in the occupation of Mr Cvlvitt, Saddler, Po]> iek Street, ShorMand (next door to T. Wood's, Tobacconist), where he trusts to obtain a share of the support and patronage so long accorded to him. He wishes to call special attention of Fathers and Mothers desirous of Studying Economy to his Stock of .:..:. „.••. Children's and Youths' E. S. and Laoe Boots, Especially made for the Season. Ladies', Gentlemen's, & Children's Boots and Shoes made with neatness and despatch, and a ; GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. Note, the Address! E. C. M O R G A N , BOOTMAKER, Pollen Street Shortland. : : 2698

CHEAP BACON! I! /"IEO. DALZIEL wishes to inform the Thames Public that he has just Purchaaea a SPLENDID LOT of ka DAIRY-FED BACON PIGS, And in order fo give Miners and others an opportunity of . having REAL HOMECURED BACON; he has determined to sell same Very Cheap, riz., Fourperice half-penny per lb. FOR CASH ONLY. This is a chance that rarely occurs, an.d should be taken advantage of. George Dalziel, MARY STREET, SHORTLAND. ..;..'.. : 2706 PRIME FRESH AND SALT BUTT BR AT MEAES AND . 0 O.'S, POLLEN STREET. mHEATRIGAL PEIKTDSTG, equal to 1 tel L bourne work at the BVBHiHa Stab Offipe