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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3463, 30 January 1880, Page 3

IMPORTANT XMAB Announcement FROM M CGOWAN, OP 3s TEA CELEBRITY. "VTOTWITHSrANDING the new Jl\ Tariff (ip order that all may enjoy their Christmas dinner with the orthodox plum* pudding), has determined to continue the sale of Currants, Raisins, and Lemon Peel at the usual prices. 3s. TEA. T" TAKE this opportunity of thankJL ing the Public for the more than liberal support accorded to me, and to assure them that I intend to show my appreciation thereof by proriding the best articles obtainable, and disposing of them at a mere percentage on the cost. I desire nothing better than plenty of competition in 3s Tea., confident in the judgment and decision of a discerning public. VT O T I 0 B ADLAM Himself .again "at' the^ Corner, POLLEN.SIREET AND GREY STREET, JSHOETLAND. GROCER & TEA DEALER. BREAD 4d A LOAF. OP£K TO BO BTTtfltfBSS FOB CASH. THAMES BIYJSR BUTTER, Fresh from the Dairy three times a week. 1379 CHRISTMAS CAKE 1 CHRISTMAS CAKE J BUY A T T\ O U G L A S AND CO.'S, "WHSBB QUALITY AND PRICE Will Give'Satisfaotion. 1390 IMPORTANT jN OTIC E. GEORGE CROCKER, I BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Bho-wn Street, Grahams-town, CALLS tho attention of the Public to the LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES Which he is now SelliDg at „m- AUCKLAND PiIICES I AISO, fl IS OWN MAKE, Which he ia Selling at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, To Spit; i'hb Times. A TRIAL SOLICITED. N.B.—REPAIRS Neatly Executed on the shortest notice, and at the VERY LOWEST PKICiSS. /CORRECT NUMBERS Guaranteed a \j he EVENING STAR Thamev