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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3354, 22 September 1879, Page 3

Drapery ' ■■* SUMMER DRAPERY, &c. J. MARSHALL is NOW OPENING UP 40 CASES PER KILDONAN, FROM LONDON, AND 7 CASES PER CITY OF AGRA. J. MARSHALL, Albert Street and Pollen Stbbet.

NOTICE. W. MARTIN & SON, DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, ABB Giving 2s 6d in the £ Discount ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF 20s AND UPWARDS. %£~ Roll up and Vote for 2s 6d in the £. W. MARTIN AND SON., POLLEN STEEKT, BHOETLAND. 1051 M. H. AIREY IS MAKING A FIRST SHOW OF SPRING GOODS. Great Bargains! DBESS MATERIALS, FICHUS, LACE GOODS, BIBBONS, PLAIN DBAPERT. A CHEAP LOT OF BOYS* TWEEDS, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES, &c, &c.

ELECTORAL THAMES ELECTOBAL DIBTBICT. TO THE ELECTORS. » i^BNTLEMEN,— Being aware that Six Gjkhum Gb«T intends to BESIGN HIS SEAT for the Thames, I have the Honour to announce myself a Candidate for the Vacancy in the Liberal Interest, prepared te Support the Policy enunciated by Sib G. Obit. Yours faithfully, i WM. McOPLLOUGH. TO THE ELECTOBS OF THE THAMES. /"I ENTLEMEN,—In view of the Besignation of Sir George Grey, I offer myself as a CANDIDATE for your Suffrages. If elected, I pledge myself to support the Liberal Policy of the Government, and Sir George Grey as its Leader. I shall take an early opportunity of meeting you at the different centres of population and fully explaining my views. Faithfully yours, L. EHEENFBIED. 18th September, 1879. % 1°55 TO THE ELECTOES OF THAMES. riENTLEMEN,—Sir George Grey having been returned for Chtistohurch, I beg to announce myself as a CANDIDATE for your Suffrages, and shall take an early opportunity of Addressing you at th» different polling places. Toura respectfully, i W. FBASEB. Tararu, 12th Sept., 1879. 1025 ~ Medical [a cabd.] DB E. F."aNDKEW3. RESIDENCE: MAE? STBEET (next door to the Central Dispensary). Speciality for Women and Children on THTTBBDAYB, from S to 3. ■ 525