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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3452, 17 January 1880, Page 3

Notices THAMES LAND ASSOCIATION. AT » Meeting of the Lund Association l»nt evening, it was resolved Miat. ihe List. of Applicants CLOSE on HAiUIIDAY, ttie 27th iiißfc. Intending settlers are requested to make' their applications nnd pay t.hoir Sub scriptioos, on or before thut date, to the undersigned, admission for Membership afterwards will be by ballot, Wit. McCuixough, 62 Chairman. New Year's Gifts. TAMES FINLAY wishes to draw the fJ attention of the Public to his Large, New ar,d well-selected STOCK of JEWELL' 1 RY suitable for Christmas and New Year's GIFTS, which he is now offoriog at very LOW PRICES. He would draw special attention to his Magnificent Assortment of Gold and Silver Lockets, Brooches and Earrings, which are of renarkably good quality, and very Cneap. Also to his stock of the Celebrated Waltham Watches, in English cases, which are unrivalled as Time-keepers. English Gold and Silver Lever Watches in great variety. All kinds of jewellery made to order on the premise?, in the newest designs, and in a superior manner. Quartz and Greenstone Cut and Mounted. Watches and Clocks Cleaned and Regulated in a satisfactory manner. JAMES~FINLAY, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, WH.T.IAMBON STBEET, GbAHAMSTOWK. MEARS & CO.) (iEARS & CO. BKST X B. JAMS, 6|d per Tin BEST K.B. JAMS, 6|d per Tin MEARS & CO. MEARS & CO. Peacock's Stoneless Jams, 7|d per tin Peacock's Stoneiess Jams, 7|d per tin MKARS & CO. MEARS & CO. Matches, 4d per Dozen Matches, 4d per Dozen MEAKS & CO. MEARS & CO. PICKLES. lOd per Bottle PICKLES, lOd per Bottle MEARS & CO. MEAKS & COFINE VALENCIA RAISINS FINE VALENCIA RAISINS MEARS & CO. MEARS & CO. TRIDENT KIPPERINE TRIDENT KIPPERINE MEARS & 00. MEARS & CO. GING R WI E V RASPBERRY VINEGAR I MEAIS LIME JUICE f & CO. LEMON SYBUP ) v . ( Ham and Chicken MEARS & CO. 4 French Jelly CGua?a Jelly Table Delicacies of every description. TO ARRIVE— X A Cases, Boxes, and Packages of Otfe TEAS, GROCERIES, and OILMEN'S stores; JgjT "The Cup that Cheers." OUR TEAS «^- CAN-NOT BE SURPASSED! From 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d per lb. Also in Chests, Half-Chests, 131b and 61b Boxes. MEAKS & CO., GROCERS and TEA DEALERS, PotlEN StEEBT. Good News! Good News! FOR CHRISTMAS. W.D~REID, IN announcing. his Removal to those Central Business Premises in Pollen street, Grahamstown, begs to inform his CustoDjlrs and the Public generally that he hasifDST OPENED UP A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT GROCERIES, especially bought for the CHRISTMAS TRAD bi, which are of the Best Quality, and which he is determined to SELL, a the very lowest rates, for CASH. , CANTERBURY HAMS, BACON, and CHEESE of the finest description. WHEAT, MAIZB, CHAFF, and all kiuds of PRODUCE at the Lowest Market Rates. CALL AFD LEAVE YOUR ORDERS. W. D. EEID, GROCER & GENERAL PROVISION MERCHANT, POLLEN StBEBT, GbaHAMSTOWN. 142 NOTICE. W. BOBBETT, j BUTCHER, POLLEN STREET. BEGS to return his sincere THANKS to, his Customers, and the Public in-; general, for their liberal patronuge during the last ten yeavs that he has carried on bis Business in Bolleston Btreet, and now begs to BEQUEST that all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS due to that, Shop be PAID to HIMSELF, at his POLLEN-STBEET ESTABLISHMENT, as his receipt ONIY will be a sufficient discharge for the same. January 12,1880. 56 BRIDGE INN,/ PARAWAI. JOHN TONKIN begs to notify that he has t) taken the abjure Hostelry, uu.i will be pleased to attend to the wants of Trarellers and Visitors to whom he can guarantee erery convenience. WINES, SPIRITS asd ALE 3o^ the finert i qualities. PIBST CI*BS STABBING. Capital Paddocks in connection with the Hotel, in which graaing can be had on very moderate terms, 17