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..;;.,._ . - ' Drapery ; j "new winter draper^ millinery, and clothing. S. HETHERINGTON HAS NOW OPENED UP HIS SHIPMENT OF NEW WINTER GOODS, I PER SHIP PERU, FROM LONDON, r Asp His Stock is Now Extba. WellAssobted in All Depabtments. STT SOLICITS the Special Attention of the Thames Inhabitants to an Inepectfon of . tl* bis NEW WINTER STOCK, which, for Variety, Quality, Quantity, and Cheapness, is far superior to anything he has yet had the pleasure of offering the Thames Public. r ..... ||MMim«WotNmc jS'HETHEFUWCTONI BOOTSftSHOEf \ I CHEAP BOOTS ANB 9HOEB. Men's, Youths', Boys', Ladi.s' and Children's Cheap Wider Boots and Shoes, Suitable for all Classes, at < S. HETHERINGTfIN'S CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, POLLEN STREET. CLEARING-OUT SALE Concentration of Business in Pollen Street. Great Clearing-out Sale IN MARY STREET FOR CASH ONLY! Selling Off! Selling-Off! Selling Off I FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO POLLEN SIREET ESTABLISHMENT. JAMES COOKS, GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHES, Ac, OF MARY AND POLLEN STREETS, BEGS to announce that he has determined to hold a CLEARING-OUT SALE at his Establishment in Mary street, in order to Reduce Stock previous to REMOVAL to bis Pollen Street Premises, wlxre he will Concentrate the Business at present carried on in the Two Shops, he having let the Premises in Mary Street for a General Grocery Store. It is 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 eTery description of CHINA, GLASS, VASES; and EARTHENWARE, CONCERTINAS, PICTURES, LOOKING-GLASSES, PER AMBULATORS, BOILEKS, IRON BEDSTEADS, PALLIASSES, MATTRESSES, SPRINGRD, stuflej) couches, tables, chairs, cheffoniers, b» ush. WARE, TINWARE, and other Goods too numerous to particularise. -• Remember! The Sale is for Ten".Days Only, and this being a GENUINE SALE, the Public may depend on getting Bona Fide BARGAINS, as the premises have to be given up at the end of that time. NB—A TURNING LATHE; also—A GOOD LEAMINGTON RANGE, Suitable for a Boarding House-VERY CHEAP! NO GOODS WILL BE ENTERED DUBING THE SALE! :i : JAMES COCKS, MaKY stheet. 2165 Provisions BROWN STREET, IN ADDITION TO THE NEW STOCK OF Groceries and Oilmen's Stores, TTAVE JUST OPENED UP a Splendid Assortment ■•"■•- OF CRO GKKRI, Which, having been Bought on very favorable terms, will be v " , - Sold at Remarkably Low Prices.' «T THE ATTENTION OF PARTIES REQUIRING CROCKERY IS "j RESPECTFULLY INVITED EVERYTHING GOOD ! ~ V EVERYTHING NKW! . v EyEIIYTHING CHEAP! ! JKOBERT WALKER & CO V BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN.

EXPECTED TO AKBIVE IN A FEW ■.■■.,.■ ' day;s. -,-.- ■ ■ : Pee "Onw \b. d." 00A '■BAGS of WOOD'S FLOUR Lu\J 100 Sacks Ditto. Also— 50 Sa k>> qf O ATd * ! > 40 Bags of MeekV OATMEAL. Have.juab received a large parcel, of Fina SHARPS 'and Anderson's OATMEAL, and Emtclaeß FOWL WHEAT, and also a Bccond shipment of Wood's FLOUE, made from this seaeoVa wtusafc, which is really firstclass All the above at Lowest powiWe Prices, for CASH. Rollerson and Son, . KARAKA, RQAD.y . BAKERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS— "W HOLEBAIB AN» R»SAIIi. CQEREGT TIME-KEBPEBS. \\ OLDENS 42s Silver Hunting W^toh. I M Quarunteed 2 years. "Amep embrowned tint which tell* the nature of th« leaf MoGoWAJT •«»• " ftC 8i • pound,

THAMES OATTLE MAEKET. , BANM&~& CO., STOCK & 'COMMISSION AGENTS. MARKET each THURSDAY, at their YARDS, PARA WAI, at % p.m., tor SALE of STOCK of all descriptions, PRODUCE, &c; -:vi ' , Contignees of Stock can depend uponevery tttention being given. Good Paddock Accommodation, and Pbompt AocotTKT Sai.es. t-k-.-■■■■- : : -.j. ■•■■ ■■■■■■-■■■ ■■■-' -■ ■■,■■■■ -132 a [A CABB.] r. bljrra, T3OOKSELLEK & STATIONER, ■"..' No. 12, BROWN STREET, GJfBAHAMSTOWN. PHOTO AND SCRAP ALBUMS. 33 pbb „.; obnx. . Rbdtxctiok on Shbbt MUSIC. • ..■- -■ ■ -:-'; ': _' Thb Niagara falli « a eight never, to be f .rgotten. Thar* are many waterfalls but only :o« McGowah telling 8b T»*

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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3872, 27 May 1881, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3872, 27 May 1881, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3872, 27 May 1881, Page 3

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