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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3866, 20 May 1881, Page 3

Vr^VU- ,' ::: ■■ '■■■*'■'*■ '■ . Drapery ' ' S~|HETHERINOTtO |B . jit.: fl I'J PR I— PkR ADFO g.g X mmx I IMM L___Ul\nr Cry 6*l < psS- )JHETHERINCtON(;^f^^ pWWIMtER GOODS OPENED UP THIi WEEK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ■■■■■■■■ -AT- ' ; S. H E'f H E RIN GT O N'S Drapery Warehouse, - POLLEN STREET. -- ' ■ 1990 " CLEARING-OUT SALE Concentration of Business in Pollen Street. Great Clearing-out Sale IN MARY STREET ; FOR CASH ONLY ! Selling Off! Selli^Off! Selling Off I FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO POLLEN STREET ESTABLISHMENT. JAMES COOKS, GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHER, &c, OF MARY AND POLLEN STREETS, BEGS to announce that be has determined to hold a CLEARING-OUT SALE at his Establishment in Mary street, in order to Reduce Stock previous to REMOVAL to his Pollen Street Premises, where he will Concentrate the Business at present carried on in the Two Shops, he haying let the Premises in Mary Street for a General Grocery Store. It ia needless to say that, having carried on Business for the last Twelve Years in Mary Street, and that, in announcing this, His First Clearing-out Sale, he means to SELL at such Prices as should effect a Speedy Clearance. A Large Stock of every description of CHINA, GLASS, VASES, and EARTHENWARE, CONCERTINAS, PICTURES, LOOKING-GLASSES, PBRAMBULATORS, BOILERS, IRON BEDSTEADS, PALLIASSES, MATTRESSES, SPBJtNGED, STUFFED COUCHES, TABLES, CHAIRS, CHEFFONIERS, BHUBHWARE, TINWARE, and other Goods too numerous to particularise. feemeinber! "The Sale is for Ten Days Only,--and this being a, GENUINE SALE, the Public may depend on getting B<>na Fid© BARGAINS, as ,(he premises hare to be ~giventi^%ttnVerid of tbat-tilflte^*** ~ -&3£ N.8.-^. : TURNING LATHE; also~A GOOD LEAMINGTON RANGE, Suitable for^U Boardiu^ House—VEßY CHEAP! . NO GC)OD8 K WiLL BE ENTERED DURING THE SALE!, .;^ jamls cocks, maky stheet; 2165 >' " \u Provisions I R. WALKER & CO., BROWN STREET, IN ADDITION TO THE NEW STOCK OF Groceries and Oilmen's Stores, TT&VE JUST OPENED UP a Splendid Assortment CROCKE R Y v Which, having been Bought on very favorable terms, will be Sold at Kemarkably Lbw Prices. *&■ THE ATTENTION OP PARTIES REQUIRING CROCKERY IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. EVERYTHING GOOD! ~ '*■'**<*■'■ EfISBYTHIN^ NEW! " ' '"' EVEIiYTHING CHEAP! ! ROBERT WALKER & CO, BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. ™<-i TVRINCIPAL OFFICES, 12, 14, and 16, EASTERN AROADEj ajaS^v i ..of Dresees, Mantles, &c, cut in different fnzea tor L»die ß and V»»l)"n. MM /■■■■ WEIGEL'S JOURNAL OP FASHION, ■^HISL Price 7d • by post, 8d ; or 6* per annum, payable in advance. Catalogue of Fashion, 3d ; by post, 4d—no addition to .Melbourne Price*. ~-> v«^^^ Sole Aq-kkx tob Auckland — 2058 • MISSES TETJTENBERG, QUEEN STREET.

T^IAMES CATTLE MARKET. BANKS""& CO., STOCK & COM^fISSIO^ AGENTS. MARKET each: fEPW»BI>AY, at their YARDS, PARAWAI, at 2 p.m., for SALE of STOCK of all descriptions, PKO-DUGS.-Ac. Contigntea of Stock can depend upon every »«ltenfti«*4>ttng given. Good Paddock Accom;raod«fciob, and Fbomfx Accoxtkt Hales. At a Terj pleasant tea party, the conversation turned on trans migration. A lady of exquisite beauty whawas. sipping McGowan'B beat, turned to Mr and asked what formhe would prefer to inhabit ? T** *»c diaeoW&cl in 8a TaA madam.