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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3165, 10 April 1879, Page 3

Notices SHOOTING SEASON, 1879. J. S. HAET, CUNMAKER, POLLEN STREET, (Opposite thb Gas Woks) bar A . TUST RECEIVED, wtotm^^^*^ «J per the "Star of WmmM the North," ftLARGB»nd FIRST. CLASS ' rr JfT"-* i?|r:iT^ii STOCK of' Englisk "^^SSSSSSsS^ made GUNS, made to Special Order by the celebrated firm of T. Bland and Sons, of 106, Str3nd, London, and favorably noticed in the " Field " and " Land and Water" (sporting newspapers of last year), for Improvements and Excellence in Manufacture. - These GUNS comprise all the Latest Improvements in Breech-Loaders, with left barrel " choke bored." MUZZLE LOADERS also, both Single and Double. Single at from 30s each, and Double from £3 10s. BEST SPORTING POWDERS also to hand per " Glenora " and " Clan Ferguson," comprising Hall and Son* " Brilliant Glass," and Curtis and Harvey's " Diamond/ and others at 5s per lb. Cartridge* filled with Best Powder and Chilled Shot. Cartridge Cases of every description. Walker Parkeri Patent Shot of all eizes; also Chilled Shot. Powder.Flasks, Shot Pouches, and BreeohLoading Apparatus, &o. Breech-Loading and , Air Pistols, Swords, Game Bags, Waterproof Gun Covers, Gun Cases, Wadding, Caps, Ac., in Great Variety and Sizes. ■ ; As J. S. H. imports direct from the Manufacturer, and with a thorough knowledge of the Gun Trade, he can offer his Customers every advantage derived from suoh. ■ GUN WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED. Guns RE-BORED on the "Choke-bore 11 system, and GUARANTEED to give increased Shooting Qualities! ■ . .. [Established osr the Thahes 1868.] ' 807 LOCAL MA^FACTURE. t^VERYONE ought to encourage our Hj LOCAL INDUSTRIES, and everybody can do so by using Msnnie and Dn's BISCUITS, which are made of the best ingredients and with the aid of the best, modern applianoes. The newest invention in the way of Ovens—the * "'.',' AMERICAN PATENT REEL OVEN— IS AT WOBK IK OT/H FaOTOET. We are also in the SUGAR-BOILING Department, turning out Goods equal to any house in the trade. „.,■. Mixed Lollies, Sugar Sticks, Acid Drops, Black Balls; Honey, Almond,, aad other Toffees, Ac., &c, at Lowest Current Rates. Special Concessions to Wholesale Dealers. FANCY GOODS. We have to hand a Large Consignment ot Fancy Goods, ex Olan Fergusfon, which arrived too late for Christmas Trade, and will be sold Cheap, as we will be satisfied with very small profits on this line, which includes • particularly choice assortment of -Wedding Cake Ornaments and French Pate's from Crota and Blackwell's. ' ; • ». ' We have made special arrangement! to en* sure a regular supply of First-clasi- FLOUB for the coming season, so that our Customer! may depend on being supplied with BREAD of Superior Quality, and at the very Lowest possible Price— • 3id cb& 2lb. LOAF, DELIVERED. i Yau cannot be better served than by, MENNIE AND DBY, Q.uebw Stbeet. 230 Near Getting Crowded Out! IMPORTANT TELEGRAM. TO the Inhabitants of Block 27, Shorthand, and Parawai.—Be united, at>d join together. Bust up the little Ring that is now ruling you and frittering away your looal revenue. Advice to the friends of Grahamstown : Don't pile on the agony too much! the last straw broke the Camel's back. Pub* lio, draw you own conclusions. ; . CiT Above Ail Things, PATRONISE THE CHEAP BOOTSELLER and MAKER, c. o; moft Gr an;. By doing so yon will save you money, get a Good Fit, and have real Value in Workmanship and Material. Try Morgan's Men's E.S Boots ... 12s 6d Try Morgan's Ladies' Patent Shoes ... 12s 9d '■ Try Morgan's Men's and Boys' , Bluchers from ... ..,' ...; 6s9d Try Morgan's Ladieß* and Children* BOOTS and SHOES of all Descriptions, Cheaper than any other house in town. V ' ' Country Orders, aeoompaniod with Cash or reference, forw»rded to any of the Up-river Settlements; Don't look for the addres, but CALL or SEND to— J E. C. MORGAN, BOOTMAKER POLLEN STREET, ' SHOBTLAND, To Meet the Times ! YOU OAN GET A PINT OF FINfl SPARKLING ALB • ' tob' ■ ■ .. '■:■"" AT THB . : :-:-'; ' ■ "■■■ WAIOTAHI HOEEL, OWEN STREET. W. SWINDELL'S, (Late P. Bubkk). ' 247 N O T I C E. VISITORS TO TAIBUA Will &'d Every Accommodation at the MILL RESTAURANT.' THE ADDIIION is NOW COMPLETE, and consists of Twelve Bedrooms and Two Sitting rooms. The Bed-rooms are capable of Accommodating from Thirty to Forty Person*, and aro well found in every reepect. The Restaurant under the present management is everything that could be desired, and the CHARGES MODERATE. OPES AT ALL HOURS. PRINTING executed in any Color, and X the best designs, at the Stab Office, Albert street ( Samples to b# seen on the promises.