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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3060, 5 December 1878, Page 3

' , Drapery ■ ___ ■■■■;' J- ■ -MARSHALL : HAS NOW OPENED UP A FULL STOCK Drapery, Millinery, j Furnishing, Clothmg,! ETC., ETC., i ETC., \ ■ EX AND; "FAMENOTH,", D I REC^T PROM LON'D ON. ■•■ ■ o i «®° INSPECTION IS EESPEOTFULLYISOLICITED!!! [ALBERT STEE E T AN D P O LLE N ST BJ ET. | ■ TAILORING ANT) DRESSiMAKING ON s >. | ■ '. "J" ''""" ''THE'PREMISES.: ? , ; ;.,,: • -.^ .i^^u ;,, .i',^:^ :-. ; LEAVINiG THE MSMinS^f T BEGS to ANNOITNCE he is NEGOCIATING for i BUSINESS kway from the Tliaißies, ahd intends holding ' „ : .'.A BIG £JLljMXih:^,Z : . , ■' ■■ ■'■':~ l-:i. ■ '■ | * , . . ' ' 0? HIS!,, ,;■•■..;-; ,••..,■; ■>„:■,:./,.,<>., ;: ,;;•. .y,:f >,! LARGE $ CBOICE SUMMER SWCM NOW TO HAND ANH TO ARRIVE. , , ; i As I wish to CLOSiEi'UE'the BUSINESS :& -quicKly^ as'possible, rf : Will be made to Sare the Expense of re-Shipment . «■ JUST RECEIVED-- ; . li; .. i; „: „,',,. ...... ,:: ; K z Slightly Damaged Lot of THE LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL SHOP AND FIRE-PROOF BUILDING; Aiso—DWELLING HOUSE, &c, &c, i 'FOR BALE OR TO LET. ■ ; • ' I)' ) ■i s M. [ 1: iA I R.E V, POLLEN STREET.

Notices Tararu Gardens. fpHESE FaTorite Gardens are now OPEN J_ for the, Season, and the Flowers, 4c, were nerer in better condition than at present. « - Admission—SlXPENCE, which also Entitles the person to a Plate of Strawberries. Strawberries and Cream toOrfler; aa nival. Busses leaye for the Gardens every Hour. Fare, 6d each way, Sundays and Week-days. FREDERICK~BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. 3480 i Great Reduction! IN THH PRICEJS OF MEAT AT G. DALZIE L VS, BUTCHER, MASY STEEET. f> R I C E L I S T:— Eonsting Beef 4^d to 5Jd Boiline Beef .... ... .3dto 4d - Legs Mutton 4d Loins Mutton 3d lorequaiters Mutton... 2d Pork 5d to 6d Corned Beef 3d to 4d QUALITY NOT TO BE SURPASSED. • A TKIAL SOLICITED! !! f^* Wot the Address. 3497 E. C. MORGAN, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. BEGS to inform the Public of the Thames and Country Settlers that he has OPENED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Ladies' and Children's BOOTS AND SSH OES, Specially suited for the coming season. A Handsome Lot Little Giils' Putent Shoes very Cheap; also, Ladies' Cashmere House Boots and Slippers. Just call and see my Ladies' Colonial-made Patent Dress Shoes at 12s 9d. I am still selling that Marvel of Cheapness —Colonial-made E.S. Men's Boots, atl2s6d; Men's and Boys' Bluchers, Boots (boys) nailed, from 6s 6d; Men's at 10s 6d, worth 16s. Country Orders, accompanied with Cash os Reference, forwarded.to any of the Up-river Settlements. —— i Don't Mistake the AddSess !— E: C. M ORGAN, THE CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE SELLER AND MAKER, . EPOLLEN STBEET^SHORTLAND.

General Notices Meabs & Co'] [Meabs & Co. MEARS AND CO. \ TEA! TEA!! TEA!!!| |N E W SEA SO N' S 1878 TEAS. 1879 No.l.—A GOOD TEA ;.. 28perlb. „ 2.—CHOICEST KAISOW CONGOU— Strong, rather full sweet Ankoi -flavor—2b 6d per lb; ■ } 3.—TERY CHOICEST KAISOW CONGOU—FuII and Strong Pekoe Flavor—3s per lb. „ 4.—EXTRA. CHOICEST PEKOE SOUCHONG CONGOU —very full and delicately flavored Rich and Ripo Peko«* with strength— 3s 6d per lb. These TEAS are Unsurpassed for Strength ! and Flavor. I A VERY LIBERAL DISCOUNT will be given on Pabceis of 61b». and Boxes, Hatj?CbTesis, and Chests. To arrive, direct from Canterbury, 5 CASES CHEESE [(Quality Unsurpaised) 5 CASES MoCONNELL'S HAMS . and BACON (incloth) ALL OTHER GROCERIES AND OILMAN'S STORES at jg-IOWEST PRICES. New Figs, New Jams and Jellies, Anchovy j Paste and Potted Meats, Kippered Herrings and Fresh Venison. ALWAYS ON SALE— Maixe, Oats', Wheat, Bharps, Bran, Chaff, etc., etc., at Lowest Prices. 1878. TEAS. 1879MEARS & CO.'S, GROCERS, TEA-DEALEBS, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, i POLLEN BTREET, Thames. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. mHE STAR (Thames) ia a duly Gazetted JL Journal for the Publication of all Bank* Tuptcy, Highway, and other Public Notioei, under various Colonial Acts.