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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2965, 16 August 1878, Page 3

General Notices E. C. MORGAN, KOOTMAKIiK, ' PoLLHN STUEET, SHOItTLAND, BEGS lo iiiform the. Public J;nt Im line- <%.o SALIS ii Lirjio fcitoik oi COLONIAL-MADE MEN'S AM> WOMEN'S, BOYS' AND GIELS' BOOTS, wliiub, he is offering ul such Prices that iiiust command a speedy Sale. The following are some of his qu tations :— I Men's ES. Boots from ...... 12s 6(1 Boys' B.S. Boois lrom 9s 6d Men's Balmorals from 12a 6d Boys' Balmorals from 9s Women's B.S. (very strong call) 11s CHILDREN'S BOOTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS VERY CHEAP. ggp Thy Mobg.vn's 10s 6d Men's Bltxcheb's (worth 16s). A small lot of Men's Bluchers at Ba. You will save money by buying your Boots at I E. C. MORGAN'S, Pollen Steeet Shoetland. 2698 EED and BLACK CURRANTS, CALF'S FOOT and FRENCH JELLIES at MEA E S ANDC O.'S, POLLEN STREET. Notice of Removal. HENRY HAWKES, HAVING REMOVED to more Suitable Premises, directly Opposite his Old Shop, has OPENED it with a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Ladies'/Gents' and Childrens' BOOTS and SHOES, got up expressly to his order for the Season, and which he is determined to sell at the LOWEST BEMDNERATIVE PRICES. 800 t s a.nj) Shoes Of Every Description, either stitched or pegged, made on the premises. H E N E V H A W X E S, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, OWJtN SIKEET, GsAHAMSTOWif. [Established ok the Thames, , 1867.] «W IMPORTANT TO BUSHMEN AND OTHERSH.H. would strongly recommend the Seam* less Watertight — his own make —as » Great ImproTement.on the ordinary common Watertights. A Pbbfect Fit Gtta^awteed. ■' - 2875

FELLOW CITIZENS—MY TRADE. Bl THIS I BEEK AN HONOBABLE SUBSISTENCE. SAND IS STEEET, BLOCK 27EVERY BRANCH EXECUTED. trsic Bound, from. 2s 6d. Masonic Apron Cases, Pocket Books, Portfolios and Scrap Books made*to order. Maps, Plaus, &c, &c, Mounted and Varnished. ... Work can he left with my son WILLIAM, Fruiterer, &c, Pollen street, Grahamstown. 2554 Parawai Nursery, Thames. .. .[Established 1868.] H. STITwELL f"\ESIRJES to THANK his many Customers \J and Friends for their support and recommendation, arid "begs to inform them ho has a Fine Asaoriinei'.t of Fruit and Forest Trees ; Pines, ' Shvubs, Hollies, Bosel; Hedge and Shelter Plants; Grupe Vines; Couiferas; Climbers • Fine Thorn Quicks, 12s 6d per 1000 j Six Sorts Blight-proof Apples, 2 year old, and other Fruit Trees 2 aid 3 years old. J. BRIGHT, SEEDSMAN AND NURSERYMAN, PARAWAI. IN returning THANKS to his Customers and Friends for their Patronage, wishes to intimate that he has a Choice Collection of VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS at REDUCED PRICES. Also, some Fine Early Kidney PotHtoes, including SutWs 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 CHEAP BACON ! !! nEO. DALZIBL wishes to inform the Thames Public that he has just Purchased a SPLENDID LOT of rrv DAIRY-FED BACON PIGS, And in order to give Miners and others an opportunity of having REAL HOMKCURED BACON, he has determined to sell same Very Cheap, viz., : Ponrpence half-penny per lb. FOR CASH ONLY. This is a chance that rarely occurs, and should be taken advantage of. George Dalziel, MARY STREET, SHORTLAND. 2706 PRIME FRE^H AND SALT BUTTER AT IBARS AN© C O.'S, POLLEN STREET. FOR SALE — FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS in Mackay street, with Threeroomed COTTAGES erected thereon. Price £80 to £100. Apply to : A. Hums, Agent, Albe?rt street n~\ LAWIESS (late G. Walleh), wholeX . sale and^retail Tobacconist, next Bank of Now Zealand, Brown street, Grahamstown. CRICKET, FOOTBALL, and BILLIARD ROOM REQUISITES Always n Stock. 1262