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Drapery : NEW WINTER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND CLOTHING. S. HETHERINGTON HAS NOW OPENED UP HIS SHIPMENT OF NEW WINTER GOODS, PER SHIP PERU, FROM LONDON, Ajjd His Stock is Now Extba Well-Assobted in All Dbpabtments. STT SOLICITS the Special Attention of the Thames Inhabitants to an Inspection of • IX • his NEW WINTER STOCK, which, for Variety, Quality, Quantity, and Cheapness, is for superior to anything he has yet had the pleasure of offering the Thames Public. C HEAP BO OTB AND BHOE S. Men's, Youths', Boys', Ladies' and Children's Cheap Winter Boots; and Shoes, Suitable for all Classes, at S. HETHERINGTOIS'S CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, POLLEN STREET. Provisions ' B. WALKER & CO., BROWN STREET, IN ADDITION TO THE NEW STOCK OF Groceries and Oilmen's Stores, HAVE JUST OPENED UP a Splendid Assortment OF CRO CKE R V, Which, having been Bought on very favorable terms, will he Sold at Remarkably Low Prices. *W THE ATTENTION OF PARTIES REQUIRING CROCEERY IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. EVERYTHING GOOD! EVERYTHING NEW! EVERYTHING CHEAP!! KOBEET WALKER & CO., BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. Notices I Notices expected to^ive in a few Notice of RemovalPEE "°z ward" moroney, "bootmaker, 220 folks' W°° DDittf °U- O«W to inform the Ladies and Gentle- , Jb men of the Thames that he 40 Bags of Meek'i OATMEAL. HAS REMOVED Firsfrclatß FOWL WHEAT, and also a Rbnbhaw's OWEN STREET. second shipment of Wood's FLOUR, mad© from this season's wheat., wbieb is really first- jj 6 naß [, 0 thank them for their Liberal Sup class. All the above at Lowest possible p Or t during the past 12 years, and is Prices, for CASH. prepared to serve them with as Good an Article Rollerson and Son, ••Uiual KARAKA ROAD, AND AT CHEAPEST RATES. BAKERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS— Whoibsalb and Retail. BOOTS ■ Imported from the Best Makebs. ■N B W ■ BUTCHB R V — — ■■• William Smith ™a S to inform the Inhabitants of the MELBOURNE QUP, 1 OGj J_S Thames that he has ! i** _JT -■-*-"->_.• OPENED A NEW BUTCHER'S SHOP, j^ o^p'rU IN BROWN STREET A^wu ok thb (Next door to Mr Le.don's Auction Mart), MELBOURNE CUP. a™ ho, m bt sw^rm aa E Bjs9 x c,a,b 10,000 Subscribewat £1 each. OFMEArE First Horse 1.500Z TO MERIT A SHARE OF PUBLIC Secon d Horse 700* PATRONAGE. Third Horse 400J „_ Other Starters (divided) 1.500Z CHAKGES MODERATE. KSSTL'SKSb Z Z M« ! —— Twenty Prizes at 50? each... ... 1,000? FAMILIES WAITED ON FOR ORDERS. One Hundred Prizes at 12? each ... 1,200? j r £10,000 A TRIAL SOLICITED. 2255 roE EahljY AMMoAjra g.^ _— : — rj 0 ji,,j uce ear iy application a Prize of £20 THAMES CATTLE MARKET. -* be *%^Sg£L** *** D k VT IT C « nft THAMES AGENTS: JB AJN JV O (B VU . , Mp ThQB LAWIIBas ftn d Mr Thos. G-abhett, STOCK & COMMISSION AGENTS. Exchange Hotel. —— r.- Please add exchange to cheques, and stamp MARKET each THURSDAY, at (heir for rep!y .un ext , ra B tamp if result is reYARDS, PARA WAI, at Z p.in.^for quire d by post. SALE of STOCK: of all descriptions, .PRO- n \ H. N. ABBOTI, DUOS. &c. United Service Hotel, Auckland. Consignees of Stock can depend upon every j unoj jggi, 2179 attention being given. Good Paddock Accom- — roodation, and Pbompt Accookt Saibs. - 1323 ELEMENT A. CORNES, ' • ■ ' : -: •'■■ ': • \J Tk Ahoha. CORRECT TIME-KE SPERS. "7" , ■ „ A ____ a I IOLDEN'S 42s Silver Huntin, Watch. HORSE FEED, Is 6d-PADDOCKS, II Guaranteed 2 years. 3s, PER WEEK. ANDBILLS for Drapers, Grocers *i> O OLDENS 42s Silver Hunting Watch f I Storokepers generaUy. Any Bii« or XX Guaranteed 2 years. Odlor At tnaeßv^rpo Stas Oflto* ■' '.. . ... -- " ■-—--" ■ ..■ '■- ■■ ..' ■ < ■■■■ ■■■ ■• ■-- : ' At a very pleasant tea party,Jthe conversa. I WIBH it to be underßtdod that my objection turned on transmigration A lady^oi to selling 3s' ___, is^ the greatest good to the exquisite beauty who was sipping MC(*owah c greatest nuiuber, and that the greatest number best, turned to Mr — and aeked what torm isnumber oue, therefow trj McGowAw's 3» he would prefer to inhabit ? Tr be dusoivea £lj -: in 3s Tba madam.

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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3891, 18 June 1881, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3891, 18 June 1881, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3891, 18 June 1881, Page 3

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