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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3875, 31 May 1881, Page 3

Drapery ~~NEW WINTER DRAPERY^ MILLINERY, AND CLOTHING. S. HETHRRINGTON His NOW OPENED UP HIS SHIPMENT OF NEW WINTER GOODS, it « P^? SH? PE^ FROM LONDON, And His Stook is JNow Extba Well-Assobtbd in All Depaetmehts. STT SOLICITS the Special Attention of the Thames Inhabitants to an.lnspection of •V- * ■ hJ Bo? EW WIN™ S'-fOOK. which, for Variety, Quality, Quantity, and Cheapness, is far superior to anything he has yet had the pleasure of offering tho Thames Public. i TjWETHEBINICT^rn. i««wwvt«wt«HiNc )3*nETnEnJNCTON eootssshoe* IKptlttfrHMENTA'- V! EVERY f'SSCBiPTIOgi CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES. Men's Youths', Boys', LadW and Children's Cheap Winter Boots and Shoes, Suitable for all Classes'; at S. HETHEUINGTON'^ CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE WAEEHOUSE, POLLEN STEEET. ~~7 CLEARING-OUT SALE Concentration of Business in Pollen Street. Great Clearing-out Sale IN MARY STEEET FOR CASH ONLY ! Selling Off! Selli^Off! Selling Off! FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO POLLEN STREET ESTABLISHMENT. JAMES GOGKB, GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHER, &c, OF MARY AND POLLEN STREETS, BEGS to announce tbat he bas 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, wli<re he will Concentrate the Business at present carried on in the Two Shops, be 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 erery description of CHINA, GLASS, VASES, and EARTHENWARE, CONCERTINAS, PICTURES, lOOKINGGLASSES, PERAMBULATORS, BOILENS, IRON BEDSTEADS, PALLIASSES, MATTRESSES, SPRINGRD, STUFFED COUCHES, TABLES, CHAIRS, CHIFFONIERS, BPUSHWARE, 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—VEßY CHEAP! ■v. NO GOODS WILL BE ENTERED DURING THE SALE! JAMES COCKS, MARY STREET, 2165 Provisions - - R/WALKER & CO., BROWN* STREET, IN ADDITION TO THE NEW STOCK OF Groceries and Oilmen's Stores, HAVE JUST OPENED UP a Splendid Assortment CROCKE R V, Which, having been Bought on very favorable terms, will be Sold at Remarkaßly Low Prices. f& THE ATTENTION OF PARTIES REQUIRING CROCKERY IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. EVERYTHING GOOD! EVERYTHING NEW! EVERYTHING CHEAP! ! IiOBERT WALKER & CO., BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. (

THAMES CATTLE MARKET: B A.N K8 "& C 0 .•■',,... STOCK & COMMISSION AGENTS. MARKET each THUBSDAY, at their YARDS, PARAWAI, at 2 p.m., for SALE of STOOK.of all deßcriptions, .PRODUOS, &c. -.■■■■'■ ' ■• Consignees of Btock can depend upon every attention beinggiven. Good Paddock Accommodation, and Pbompt Account Saxbs. , ■ l»2b r ~~ ' T-^t! r. pj&RRA, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, No. 12, BROWN STREET, QbAHAMSXOWK. PHOTO AHDIfcRAP ALBUMS. —— 33 pbb oihi. Reduction ok Sheet Ths Niagara falls is a sight never to' be f jrgotten. There are many waterfalls but only one MoOowah Belling 3b I**

EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN A FEW • „—w , A B D ,. <T»OA BAGS of WOOD'S FLOUR A£\) 100 Sucks Ditto. Also-50 8a ke of OATd 40 B ags of Meek* OATMEAL. Have just received a large parcel of Fina SHARPS and Anderson's OAIMEAL, and pi rgt . c ] a!B FOWL WHEAT, and also » BeC ond shipment of Wood's FLOUR, made from thi9 9 eaeon's wheat, winch is really firetdies. All the above at Lowest poseible Pricea, for CASH. Rollersoh and Son, KARAKA EOAD, BAKERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS— VV holesalb and Kbtail. -, -J— r— -; CORRECT TIME KEEPEES, .|_i OLDENS 42s Silver Hunting Watch. Xl Guaranteed 2 years. :.- V - '* A'deep embrowned *hnt which itXb the nature of the leaf ;McQowak sells " m 3» a pound,