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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3187, 7 May 1879, Page 3

Business Notices KABAKA BAKERY. Rollerson and Son BEG to notify that they hare PUR* CHASED the Good-will of MESSES MENNIE AND DEY'S BREAD TRADE, And hope, by attention to bueinesi, to merit a Continuance of the Patronage bo liberally bestowed on their predecessors. N.B.—We think it will be to the advantage of the Customers to giTe 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. ROLLERBON AND SON. March 31,1879. 348 JAMES FORGIE TT7I3HES to inform tha Thames Publio ■-•'• THAT HB STXPKKES THE BEST BREAD IN THE DISTRICT AtJSid. per 21b, Loa£ DELIVERED DAILY To A*o Fasts o* thb Towkbhip. POLLEN STREET BAKERt, Thumbs. I :■■■ ■ •-. ■■♦ ■■■■•,■ ■ ■ 351 New Butchery Establishment. GEORGE DALZrEL begs to inform the Grahamstown Public that he has taken those COMMODIOUS PREMISES in Brown street, NEXT to the Auction Mart of Mr Johw Lbydon, aud OPENED the same on SATURDAY; Bth in»t., as a Branch Establishment, with a SPLENDID STOCK of MEAT ot all kinds, which he intends to Sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. PRICE LIST:Roastiug Beef ... ... 4£d to s£d Boiling Beef ... ... 3d to 4d Legs Mutton ... ... 4d Loins Mutton ... ... 3d Forequartera Mutton... 2^d Pork ... ... ... ... 5d to 6d Corned Beef ... ... 3d to 4d QUALITY NOT TO BE SURPASSED. (®T Note the Address— GEORGE DALZIEL, BROWN STREET, GBA.Hi.MBTOWN. 245