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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3822, 29 March 1881, Page 3

Drapery GREAT CLEARING CASH SALE!! — AT - J. MARSHALL'S, ALBERT STREET. J • JjlI» having imported direct from Europe, and bought in the Colonial Markets, a very heavy Stock of Autumn and Winter Drapery, Millinery, Clothing, &c>, intended for two Shops, and then disposing of the late branch shop in Pollen street to Mr Thos. Kitching, and placing the whole of these shipments at the Shop in A Ibert street, is now very much tOT" OVERSTOCKED; therefore, to prevent carrying goods over to another season, J.M. has decided to %LW REDUCE this New and Fashionable Stock of Drapery, <fee , at once to such prices as will effect a SPEEDY CLEARANCE!! THE SALE WILL.COMMENCE ON Saturday, the 26th Inst., And CONTINUE UNTIL THE STOCK IS SUFFICIENTLY EEDUCED. 6gf An Early Inspection is Solicited. J. MARSHALL, ALBEET STEEET. ' 1928 Notices ; Notices Thames CHRONOMETER HOUSE, COFFEE ROOMS shoetland. BEOWN STEEET, GKRAEAMSTOWN, • JtlSwlHßfe^ FULLJAMBS AND SCOTT, g f^^^^^^^Sl * HOT PIES, with COFFEE, TEA, ge °" 9 S3 A VISIT "WILL NOT BE REGRETTED, 1913 Established 1867. ni f Oil » TjUSINESS still carried on at the Old all£|.T YDS i JShRTtIS ' -D Shop'in Shortland, and for the conveIWAJ.C4IJ. JwTNJ . jy« . Bienco of tho publiC) M> j_ WILKES has NOW T.ANDTNft OPENED A BRANCH SHOP AT INUW i.Ai.NUiINV.T— GRAHaMSTOWN 9 (\f\ SA-GKS SHARPS, End of Pollen street, near to Mr J. Letdon'B 41/1/ Store. AND Will be offered at 7s 6d per loOlbs Sack, At each of these Establishments will be found ■- a Choice Selection of TyT"|7 A T> C£ gr fV f\ Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery, JUU.JLJJrX.jLt>kS \J\J'» Second to none on the Thames for Quality and Price. BaCOH I BaCOn ! Watches, Clocks & Jewellery NOW LADING- CIf Af D AND REPAIRED Oases Prime Bacons and Hams. At A™""" 10 Pmc"B " M B^BSl&_C o . I- J • WILKES LIGHT OF THE AGE KEROSENE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, now^a^mng- POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND Cases Light ofjhe Age Kerosene.^ ESTABLIBHED 1867. ME A E S«- & Co . - - - ■- ■pi f TCII f ' THAMES • j r lour 1 i: lour I dyeing establisment, NOW LANDING— Beown Stueet, Gbahamstown. - Tons Woods' and Meek's Flour, SIMPSON i* Spared to DYE and ™^ HgS' JM- BEIfOVATIB HATS. MEAB-S & Co. FEATHERS CURLED AND DYED ' TO ANY SHADE 01' OOLOB. Cheese! Cheese I • LADIES> 3HOXJLD aiVE A OALLv Q ., NOW LANDING— T~Z^T~^x7^ ~ Cases Prime Canterbui-y & Wairoa I A NliW^^lHlN&. Cheese. ! _ n a I Peepaeed at the Parsell doap Mt? a t> a « n Facxokt to McGowan's Okdee. Jjj JX it D o£ 00. nn H E EUCALYPTI SOAP Pure Tasmanian Jams ! I *<« the toilet table, I A pleasant, safe, and curative disinfectant. NOW LANDING-^ family should be without it during the A Large Consignment of the above bot weather. 1936 Jams, which will be offered at ' '■ Lowest Pbices. j-j^ rj\^ HOW ill Htjr-v-i A -rf-k^~" o A UTHORISED Anu MINING SUEIU*4H.i.^W \X* \J\J* 9 Native Land Fubchase Aamra, MERCHANTS, ALBERT STREET (next Frater Bros.), ' Geahamstowk. POLLEN STEEET, THAMES . Note. —Mining Leases and Claims Sur- """"""^ I veyed and Plans prepured at reasonable Thb difference between a Gent and a Gentle ! charges with despatch. 851 man .-—The Gent turns up what he has for v «^^P3 laTOiEcmira3m-»T.-T^CTcmi»B».iiiiiiIaTOiEcmira3m-»T.-T^CTcmi»B».iiiiii , n».i ■■■■■■—» nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman „ . . M M . . .. .. walks into MCGOWAN'S and says, Mac give me This best l.«t or t.he interest of a book ib it a pound of jour Tea, and send for order capability of being read a second lime, ditto every week for 3s Tea.