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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3428, 17 December 1879, Page 1

Drapery W. MARTIN &SON, DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, HAVE RECEIVED A Choice Lot of Summer Goods, AND WILL SELL THEM • AT THEfLOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR CASH. INSPECTIoS^INVITED. :■; ALL GOODS MARKED°IN PLAIN FIGURES. W. MARTIN AMD SON., POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. 1051 M. H. AIEEY I>EGS to inform his Customers that HE WILL HOLD, UP • TO CHRISTMAS, A CHEAP CASH SALE. ALL THE STOCK will be SOLD AT COST during the time. N.B.—NO GOODS WILL BE ENTERED AT THE REDUCED PRICES. < General Notices New, Fashionable, and Cheap English and Colonial BOOTS AND SHOES • AT M. WHITEHEAD'S, POLLEN STREET. TUST RECEIVED, and now Selling, a Nice Lot of LADIES' KID BOOTS, d Neat and ImproTed Shape, from 7a 6d per pair. 2 Cases MEN'S "ENGLISH MADE" BLUCHERS, at 7s 6d. These Boots will stand the Mineral Water. Great Variety of BOYS'tmd GIRLS' BOOTS and Fashionable BUCKLE SHOES Ladies' KID SHOES, PRUNELLA BOOTS, Fancy SLIPPERS, &c, &c. Erery Description of BOOTS and SHOES MADE to ORDER on. the PREMISES - by experienced Workmen. Note Addbess—• ■ ' M. WHITEHEAD, BOOTMAKER, POLLEN STREET (CENTRAL.) 1091

Forawai Nursery, Thames. [Established 1868.] ■ H. STILWELL HAS a SPLENDID LOT of BTEAWBEBBIES, Suitable for preserving, which can ba bad in lots to suit purchasers, fresh picked each day at the lowest market rates. Also— A fine Assortment of Vegetable, Flower and Tree Seeds. I am a Seed Grower, and the wiicles offered are of Good Quality— this Season's Growth and true to name. Wholesale and Retail. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants on Sale, J. BRIGHT, HTTBSEKYMAir & SEEDSMAN, Fab&wai, "DEBPECT FULLY intimates to his Ons S\ tamers and Friends be has ft CHOICE COLLECTION of D A H L I A 8, Tub Kino o* Fiowehs, ON SALE. Also — Vegetables and Flawer ds, at reduced prices. cabbagiFplants. NOTICE ! W. BOBBETT, OX PoLIBN SIEKET, BEGS to return his sincere thanlss to his Customers and the public in general for their liberal patronage during the last ten Tears, and now wishes to inform them that HE HAS DISPOSED OF THE EOLLESTON STEEET BUSINESS TO ME. J. H. WALSH, For whom he would solicit a continuance of the same support and patronage bo liberally accorded to him. Mr Waish's receipt will be sufficient disI charge for all Acconnts due to Mr Bobbeh. J. H. WALSH HAS much pieasre to inform tho Inhabitants of the Thauaen, and more particularly tho former Customers, that in reference to the aboTe he trusts that bj strict attention to the business, and keeping nothing but the BEST QUALITY of MEAT, to merit the same amount of support so cordially afforded to his late employer—Mr Wm. Bobbktt. November 11th, 1879. Eolleston street. TnNTERTAINMESTT3, CONCERTS, &c. Hi should always be announced, in THE ST&B> if their promoters wiak to achieve success. r<OABTWISB CUSTOMS ENTBIES \J (form.) OH SALS at tht Invma SzAlOtle*. ..