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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3661, 20 September 1880, Page 1

PREPARED TO LOSE £2,000 ! CHEAP MEAT! CHEAP MEAT! GREAT BEDIJCTIONS IN PRICE ! ■■■' . . „•. -4^ —_ - ' ■ - "VT.OTWITHSTANDING the recent great advance in the [Wholesale Bates, .the Undersigned have determined to SELL for Cash, and CAS^H ONLY, The Best Meat that can toe procured, AT THE FOLLOWING LOW, PRICES:— Mutton, Fore-Quarters .. at 3d per lb Do Loins „ .'.... at 4d do Do # Legs .. .. at 5d do Prime Cuts of Beef—Equally Cheap. ■ . . . ' ■ . ■ ..'.■■ -- * . ' * = ■... Remember the TWO CHEJP ESTABLISHMENTS m making your Purchases:— ; ■ ; ; JOHN NEAL, OWEN STREET," . : NEXT GOVBBNOR BOWEN HOTEL j '.'•■'■ . • .■•■•■ ' ■ ■ ..'■..•■■ JAS. m WALSH, ROLLESTON STREET. SHORTLAND;

General Notices Great Clearance Sale of FURNITURE, CROCKERY, AND HOLLOWARE,. &c, \ To be Sold at COST PRICE, for TWO WEEKS ONLY, at JAMES BROWNE'S F URNIT IT R E STO RE , POLLEN STREET, GBAHAMSTOWN, Prior to REMOVAL to the more Commodious Premises formerly known as the EXCELSIOR HOTEL, KARAKA BRIDGE. DOUBLE IRON BEDSTEADS, from ..". ...... 25s , DOUBLE HAIR MATTRESSES „„/... ...... M " PULU MATTRESSES (equal to feathers) at Is per lb. Spring Couches and Stuffed Chairs, Tables (round and square) Wash Stands and Dressing Tables, English and. Colonial Perambulators Feather Pillows, Flax Mattresses and Palliasses, Enives'and Forks Table, Dessert, and Teaspoons, Boilers, Saucepans, Kettles and Frying Pans, Wash Tubs, Spades and Shovels Kerosene Lamps, B.M. Tea-pots, Tea Trays and Brushware . Butchers', Grocers', and Clothes' Baskets, Camp Ovens, - Parlpur Grates and Glassware, Toilet Glasses, Clocks (Alarum and 8-Day), And other Goods top numerous to particularize. KB.—NO GOODS BOOKED during the Sale at the Reduced Price. FOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS, that very desirable Freeliold Property, 36 x 66ft, CORNER OF POLLEN AND PAHAU STREETS, Containing 7 ROOMS and SHOP, with Water and Gas laid ou. * For further Particulars, apply on the Premises. JAMES BROWNE. Encourage Thames Industries AND THE EXPERIENCED TRADESMAN WHO LIVES BY HIS TRADE. :■ R.;'WiSEMAC TAILOR, ! BROWN, STREET, HAS RELINQUISHED the CREDIT SYSTEM, and will in future conduct his BUSINESS on the principle of SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS, j WEST OF ENGLAND SUPERFINE AND FANCY COATINGS. ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND COLONIAL TWEED—WELL SHRUNK. Same stjpebioe pit and make for which he is renowned.

THAMES STEAM BREAD AND BISCUIT FAOTOEY. WE have great pleasure in stating that we have completed Extensive Additions and Alterations to our BUSINESS PREMISES rendered necessary by the Extraordinary Demand for the Q-oods manufactured by our FIRM. In Consequence, we are now in a BETTER POSITION THAN EVER to supply BISCUITS of all kinds, from NAVY to DESSERT, of the best qualify. TEY OUE MILK BISCUITS. We also Supply SMALL GOODS in great variety, Cakes, Ac, Fancy Confectionery. All the latest Novelties in stock. IN THE SUGAR BOILING DEPARTMENT the goods we are now turning out, are of Firat-rate make, the QUALITY, aud FLAVOUR UNSURPASSED. TEY OUR MIXED DEOPS MENNIE & DEY, BISCUIT MAKERS AND MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERS. QtJEEN-STBEET, THA.ME3. AUOKIAND BBANCH— EHRENFRIED'3 BUILDINGS, Queen Stbbet, Whabf. C. FAGAN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKEE, Mart Stbeet. EVERY Description of BO OTS and SHOES Made to Obdeb on the SnoBTEST Noticb, And on the most Reasonable Tebms. REPAIRS neatly executed with every despatch. All work guaranteed for STYLE, WORKMASHIP, FIT AX» DURABILITY. 924 H. T. ROVVE, A UIHORISED anb MINING SUEJ\. VEYOR, and Native Land Fobohase Agent, ALBERT.SrREET (next Prater Bros.), Gbahamstown. . Note.—Mining Leases and Claims Surveyed and Plans prepared at reasonable charges with despatch. 851