. Drapery SSHETHERINGTQNp IliMliiiaiiaiM NEW WINTER-GOODS OPENED UP THI* WEEK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS — AT — S. HETHERINGT.ON'S Drapery Warehouse, POLLEN STREET. 1990 Provisions MEARS & GO.] WEARS & CO. —@" FOE— BEST VALUE _n TEAS! — CALL AT — tSS"* HEARS &■ CO,, eß^m Tea Dealers, Pollen Street. HiT They are now Offering Extraordinary Good Value —At 2/- per lb Try the People's Mixture, very Strong and Pungent, At 2/6 per lb. Compare this line with what you pay,3s for elsewhere. Try their Special Mixture—a very rich mellow Tea— At 3/- per lb. Try their Box Teas !—They are now offering a yery Large Stock of the very Choicest Brands at Wholesale Prices. THE above TEAS will Compare favourably witli anything to be had elsewhere at much higher prices. TKY THEM and compare value !—Dealers supplied on Liberal Terms. BEAK TN MIND THAT MEABS AND COMPANY Have the LARGEST, BEST, and CHEAPEST STOCK of Groceries, Oilmen's Stores, Produce, Provisions, &c, &c, on the Thames to Choose from. Study your interest—Purchase at this Establishment, and you will fully Save TEN J ■ PER CENT. 0* By dealing with this old and tried Firm, who are Direct Importers of the very Choicest Brands of Goods—their Stock being always carefully selected with all the advantages that Experience and Capital can command—you oan rely upon being treated in.such a manner as cannot fail to give satisfaction. Goods Delivered to all parts of the Goldfield at Counter Prices. MEARS & CO., Tea Dealers, Grocers, and Provision Merchants, Thames. R. WALKER & CO. HAVE REMOVED into NEW and more Commodious PftKMISES, IN BROWN STREET, TWO DOOKB FROM THE OLD PLACE OF BUSINESS, AND ARE OPENING A NEW HTOCK OF Groceries and Oilmen's Stores. EVERYTHING GOOD I EVERYTHING CHEAP! ! NOTE OUE SPECIALITIES :- BUTTER, PaODUOE, & TEA. WB CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
[a cakd.] 11. BUKKA, pO.;KSELLELt & STATION KE, No. 12, BROWN STREET, Qeahamstown. PHOTO AND SCRAP ALBUMS. 33 pbb cent. Reduction on Sheet Music. ABLS Circulars (on nofcn ox letter par<.r in plain and toiury type, Oartere 1 Rrxipfcs printed, bound !>nd pfirforaiort at tl c --. • I s<; r-.'Vh '• :> H- ■. . i: Tim difference between a G-ent and a Gentle mau .-—The Gei't turns up what he has for a nose and sayß, Oh,; Ah. The Q-entleman walkeinto McGwan's and eajs, Mao give me a pound of )our Tea, and send for order every week
Ohinemuri Apples ! Ohinemuri Apples ! JUST RECEIVED per STEAMER : * A SPLENDID SAMPLE Of the above. AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, AT . • JAMES JKT'FERWS, BROWN STREET, Q-BAHAMSTOWN. yq^ 'j^ijg above can be had Wholesale or Retail.' 1812 The betst test of the interest of a book is it capability of being read a second time, ditto for 3a Tba.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3842, 22 April 1881, Page 3
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440Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3842, 22 April 1881, Page 3
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