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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3564, 29 May 1880, Page 3

Fanerals FUNEEAL NOTICE. fT^HE funeral of Violet Maby Bennetts, JL will leave the father's residence, Seiiley street Block 27, to-morrow, SUNDAY 30th inst at half pant 2 p.m. Friends and members of A.O F. Courts are respectfully invited to attend. W. TWENTTMAN, 679 Under laker. Notices THAMES HIGH SCHOOL. mWO SCHOLARSHIPS for the Thames JL Higb School to be held for tbreo years, given by Messrs Shbebpbied and Speiqht respectively will be competed for durirg the next midwinter holidays. One of the Scholarships will be open to all joung people attending ANY school at the Thames, the other ONLY to those attending Elementary schools. In both cases competitors must shew proof that they have been at their respective schools for at least three months. For further particulars apply to Mr Adams, Head Master. 685 James Kiigotjb. THAMES IiIGH SCHOOL. \ PPLICATIONS, stating terms, are injla. fited from persons qualified to TEACH tbe PIANO and GLASS SINGING iv the Thames High School, the former on two days of the week during School hours, and the other, Class Singing, for one hour in the week. Applications to be forwarded to Mr Hbaij>, Secretary, Star Office, Grahamstown, on or before MONDAY, June 14th, 1880. L. Ehbenpbied, 684 Chairman. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF TARARU ROAD, TABARU, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. MESSRS. ELLIS AND SON BEG- to remind the inhabitants of the above districts that they have on Sale at their Stores at the Kuranui and Tararu, a Laege and Most Complete Stock Of every description of Grocreies and Oilmen's Stores, Drapery, Hoisery, Confectionery, Stationery, Patent Medicines, Cutlery, Potatoes, Wheat, Maize, Bran, Sharps, OatsJ Chaff, Woods' Flour, and Colonial Produce of all kinds; also Tinware, Ewbanks and Wire Nails, Tin Tacks, American .Axes, Axe Handles, Brooms, Buckets, &c, all of a quality and at Prices which will compare favorably with those of any other firm on the Thames. It is unnecessary, to quote prices—Compare and judge for yourselves! Do not be carried away by puffiing advertisements ! fST TRY OUR 3s TEA That has stood the test of over 11 years. The great demand for Messrs Roixestok and Son's and O. D. Grant's BREAD, which is Sold at our Establishments, is proof that it must be of a very superior quality. ELLIS -AND SON, KURANUI POST OFFICE STORE, AND TARARU. 681 EOUND, a PIG- at Collarbone Spur. Owner can have same on paying expenses. Apply to W. Brownleb, Iriehtown. . mHA ME S POEK PIES, SWEET MINCE PIES, SAUSAGES (All Pork) } SAVOURY DUCKS, alias Fagots; CORNED AND FRESH PORK j BRAWN. Lf bx>, at lOd per lb $ Spabe Rib, at 4i per lb. May be had at THE THAMES PORK AND BACON STORE, POLLEN STBEET, SHORTLAND, WILLIAM TETIiEY. NOTICE. IN Consequence of Winding-up the affairs of the firm of W. Litohpield & Co., Grocers, Shortland, all ACCOUNTS DUE must be paid or arranged for by the 30th June next, or they will be put into the hands of our Solioitor for recovery. W. Litohpield & Co., Shorfcland, May 25,1880. 671 Thb difference between a Gent and a Gentleman .-—The Gent turns up what he has for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into MoGowan'S and says, Mac give me a pound of your Tea, and send for orders every week.