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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3186, 6 May 1879, Page 3

" - Business Notices KARAKA BAKERY; Roller son and Son BEG- to notify that they have PUBCHASED the Oood-will of MESSRS MENNIE AND DEY'S ' BEE AD TRADE, And hope, by attention to business, to merit a Continuance of the Patronage so liberally bestowed on'their predecessors. ■ N.ti.—We think it will he to the advan* tage of the Customers to give our 'Bread a ' FAIR TRIAL, as we Guarantee a FIRST-CLASS LOAF, And assert that throughout the hot Summer months we have NOT had a Sour Loaf. EOLLERSON AND SON. March 31,1879. 348 JAMES FORGIE I TJU ISHES to inform tho Thames Publio THAT HE SUPPLIES THE BEST BREAD IN THE DISTRICT At 3id. per 21b. Loaf, DELIVERED DAILY To An PABTfI O*~THE TOWKSHIP. POLLEN STREET BAKERY, Thames. 351 ■ i I New Butchery Establishment. GEORGE DALZIEL begs to inform the Grahametown Public that he has taken those COMMODIOUS PREMISES in Brown street, JTEX^T to the Auction Mart of Mr John Lexdon, and OPENED (he same on , I SATUBDAY, Bth insh, as a Branch Establishment, with a SfLENDID STOCK of * MEAT of all kinds, which ho intends to Sell , at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. PRICE LIST:— Roasting Beef 4£d to s£d ' Boiling Beef : 3d to 4d j Legs Mutton ... ... 4d Loins Mutton ... ... 3d Forequarters Mutton... 2£d *■ Pork 5d to 6d I Corned Beef ... ... 3d to 4d I QUALITY NOT TO BE SURPASSED. pggT Note the Address — GEORGE DALZIEL, BROWN STREET, Gbahamstown. . 245