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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3183, 2 May 1879, Page 3

Drapery GREAT UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE!! WM. WILSON AND CO., Eespectfully inform their Customers and, the Public generally that they \ | WILL HOLD A BONA-FIDE CHEAPSALE OF THE WHOLE OF THEIE \ «•" VALUABLE STOCK Jm Clothing, General Drapery, &c, . In order to realise prior to Mr W. Wilson's departure for England. $if The following are a few of the many Cheap Lines which have undergone such Reductions as cannot fail to be appreciated :— ■ One Bale all-wool WELSH FLANNELS, at WINCIES, SATIN" CLOTHS, FRENCH Is per yard ; Finer Qualities, Is 3d and MERINOES, and all Dress Material at Is 6d per yard. Former prices, Is 6d equally reduced prices, and 2s. ; A Few COLORED DRESS SILKS at 2s lid Oae Bale of HEAVY BLUE SERGE at Is I P« yard 5 fomer "lling price, 5» 6d 3d per yard, well worth 2s. per yard. J All-wool ENOLISH BLANKETS at 15s 6d BLACK SILKS greatly reduced. ; .■ , _ ; per pair j Extra Size, and Quality at A Large Variety of TWEEDS, suitable for 22s 6d. . ; Boy's wear. [ Lot of COLORED BLANKETS and RUGS Ladies' and Children's STRAW and FELT greatly reduced. ' HATS at astonishingly.'Low Prices. : ! One Case of Ladies SILK UMBRELLAS Lot of Ladies' FELT SKIRTS at 6i lid from 6s 6d each. each j former price, 9s 6d each. ' -' " ■ ' . :■ ■ o— — ALL THEIB NEW WINTER GOODS WILL BE INCLUDED IN THIS SALE, IN ORDEE TO ' " ;,.;. ;;■; -, ; , REALISE, t: ■■"::..,.,. - ,■.,.•..>,; Sale Commenced on SATtJKDAY, 19th inst-, AND WILL CONTINUE FOE FIVE WEEKS ONLY. ._, | w CORNER OF MARY AND POLLEN STREETS, SHORTLAND, AND CASH ; ... : ... ..■■■:...'.: - • palace, grahamstown.;; '."_; ■;;.;; \:^'\O.^^] \ '; ; '.v:....; :: . ;;-.;:: :' . •■■■■■ ■ : ::-: '■ ■ 426

Wanted ' ■ T|7 ANT ED . — WA NT ED; Thames Residents visiting Auckland often want Accommodation ; for the future try the FORESTERS' ARMS, ALBERT STREET. Can be seen from the Wharf,.* little to the right of ; the Town Cjoct. The Hotel • has 23 good Beds, both double and single; .and the Table is second; to none in the City. Bede, Is Meals, is ; Board and Residence, £1 per week. Passengers arriving by the Night Boat admitted any hour by knocking afc the frontdoor. .-;■■■. ; , H. PHILLIPS, Peqpbietob, : ! Formerly of the Golden Age Hotel, Brown 1946 .';... ;;-: .:" ■ street.";'■".-;/' .^,:'.;. ;f v. Business Notices ; KARAKA BAKERY. Bollerson and Son BEG- to notify that they have PURCHASED the Good-will of MESSRS MENNIE AND DEY'S BREAD TRADE, And hope, by attention to business, to merit a Continuance of the Patronage so liberally bestowed on their predecessors. N.B.—We think it vrill be to the advantage of the Customers to give our Bread a FAIR TRIAL, as we Guarantee a FIRST-CLASS LOAF, And assert that throughout the hot Summor months we have NOT had a Sour Loaf. BOLLERSON AND SON. March 31,1879. 348 JAMES FORGIE VJU ISHES to inform the Thames Public THAT HE BTTPPIIE3 THE BEST BREAD IN THE DISTRICT At 3Jd. per 21b. Loaf,; DELIVERED DAILY To An Pabt3 or the Township. i POLLEN STREET BAKERY, j Thames. • 351 J. MUI R, ARMY AND NAVY TAILOR, Corner of Brown and Williamson Streets, , Grahamstown, BEGS to call the attention of the Gentlemen of the Thames to his Large and Well-Selected STOOK of FASHIONABLE GOODS, .suitable for the present Season,: which for Quality and Cheapness cannot be surpassed. .:., , „ .^ „, A GOOD FIT, GUARANTEED. 7,

General Notices EXTBA VALUE IN t::e ■■;-. A ,•;& •^ ■ r :^:-} .a § Z g > # to ■■ " O ■ O T E A. S UNSURPASSEI) FOE STRENOTH and FLAVOUR. CHAS. STEPHENSON, ; PRIVATE BOAEDING TjISTABLISHMENT. PoIIiBK AND EICHMOND STBBET3, THAMES. Specially SUITABLE to parties travelling. . 419 VI OUGHERS for Government Payment and Company Debts—Printed and Sold at the^EvuNiNG Stab Office. ' -