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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3454, 20 January 1880, Page 3

General Notices QPLENDID NEW POTATOES, O Sidneys and Hnbartovrn, 141bs Is. FINE ONIONS, 61b« for Is. ADELAIDE FLOUR, 18s per lOOlbs, C 3» FOE CASH, at J. E. H A N S E N'S, Pollen Stbeet. _ 1406 Cheap Fruit, &c. I BEG to THANK my Friends and the General Public far past farors, and to inform them that until the new building goes up on the site of the late fire, I AM CARRYING ON BUSINESS AT MB WADE'S SHOP, Pollen street, and hope the Public will patronise me largely. FRUITKRERS.PICNIC PARTIES, EVENING PARTIES, and the GENERAL PUBLIC will now be supplied by me FOB CASH Cheap. JUST RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT of CALIFORNIAN and WANGAREI FRUIT in fine condition—Apples especially —which must be sold quickly for CASH, consisting of • APPLES, rery fine PLUMS, Black and Bed NECTARINES, choice sample CHOICE PEACHES Also fine Kidney Potatoes, I4lbs for a Is, or: 7s p«r ctrfc. Sweet Potatoes from the Islands (a superior kind), OOlbs for Is A rery Choice Lot of new Dried Figs Superior Summer Drinks—Ginger Beer, 2d per bottle Sydney and Wangarei Fruit expected on the 31st Best Jams, Marmalade, Ac—at lowes Market Bates/ Eemembeb— W. WOOD, WADE'S SHOP, POLLEN STREET (Near Adcock's.). _ 1412 /■ Now Landing, EX MAIL STEAMER, .1 £ CASES PRIME CHICAGO BACON i CASE HAMS Landed, EX ETHEL AND PENGUIN■J X CASES McConkeilV HAMS 1 and BACON JA CASES CANTERBURY CHEESE , i O TONS WOOD'S FLOUR. EXFERNGLEN"|YEW CURRANTS "VTEW RAISINS ! &c, &c, &c. ON SALE ■ . . AT" ■ '"- - Lowest Market Kates, * AT ' • «' THOMAS VEALE'S Wholesale Stores, PoiXEN StBKET. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE FOR CASH. J. N E A L, BUTCHER, D EGS to return his Sincere THANKS to bis Customers, and the Public generally, for the liberal SUPPORT they have giveu him during the last fire years, and assures them that he will sfill endearour to deeetre to merit their Support. J. NEAL, Butcher, Owen street, 1388 Grrahamstowa. %. J. CLAXTON, TAILOR AND HABITMAKER, AIBERT BTBBET, GBAHAMBTOWN, f| AVISJG succeeded to the TAILORING 11 BUSINESS of MR JAMES MARSHALL, begs to cull the attention of his Friends aud the Public in general to his rery large and Fashionable Stock of English and Colonial Tweeds, And FANCY CO ATING3, which, tor QUALITY, STYLE, FIT And GOOD WORKMANSHIP, combined with MODERATE CHARGE*, c«nnot be surpassed. An Inspection in Soucitjo>. I7NCOUR AGE THAMES INDUB-M-J T RIE 8.—9 ood 1 weed Trousers from 22* fid. All Goods well shrunk. Afclt. WISEMAN'S, Brown street.