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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3919, 21 July 1881, Page 3

Drapery Great Clearing Cheap Sale OF DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND CLOTHING. S. HETHERINGTON, POLLEN STEEET, HAVING ordered largely Goods from London for WINTER TEADE, which were expected to arrive here in the month of March, through unforaeen cir cumstances the ship was a month later in leaving London than advertised time, and in coming out made a very long passage, which caused the goods to be two months late for the season's trade : in the meantime I was obliged to buy extensively in the Colonial markets to supply same class of Winter Goods which I had ordered from London —consequently ourstock is far too heavy for the usual trade demands, and rather than keep it over till next winter would prefer to Sacrifice it at a er CHEAP CLEARING-OUT SALE, JS» Giving the Thames inhabitants an opportunity of BUYING WINTER DEAPEEY, MILLINERY, and CLOTHING at Greatly Beduced Hates. When Selling Off" we offer the Whole Stock at a proportionate scale of reductions, not making a few attractive articles cheap, but Sell ALL our goods equally reduced for Cash. S. HETHERINGTON would especially draw attention to his Large Stock of Seasonable English & Colonial MILLINERY. Also to the LADIES', GTBLS' and CHILDBEN'S JACKETS And ULSTEES, some of which «* WILL BE SOLD AT A GBEAT SACRIFICE! .&} I Eg |3 M &q \ fc^SO'sWHEBINCTONd^gI" lUf' The [Sale|Commenced [on Saturday, 25th June. THE BOOT AND SHOE STOCK WILL ALSO BE SOLD AT REDUCED RATES DURING THE SALE. S. HETHERINGTON, POLLEN STREET. R. WALKER & CO., BROWN STREET, IN ADDITION TO THE NEW STOCK OF Groceries and Oilmen's Stores, TTAVE JUST OPENED UP a Splendid Assortment CROC X E R V, Which, having been Bought on very favorable terms, will be Sold at Remarkably Low Prices. «®-|THE ATTENTION OF:PARTIES REQUIRING CROCEE&Y IS EESPECTFTJLLY INVITED. EVERYTHING GOOD ! EVERYTHING NEW ! EVERYTHING CHEAP ! ! ROBERT WALKER & CO-, BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN.

H. STILWBLL, NURSERYMAN, PARAWAI, THAMES, Established, 1868, if 1 ISHES agiin to thank his numerous Vv Customers for their Patronage and recommendations. His Stock Lhis Season is of superior quality. Fruit Tr.-es (1, 2, and 3 ye vrs old, blight proof), Apples, Pears, Plums, Figs, Apricots, Nectarines, Peaches, Lemons, Mulberries, G-uavars, Quinces, Blackberries, Filberts, Gooseberries, Loquats, Pomegranates, Almond?, and Strawberries. 50,000 Thorn Quicks, 2 year, fine; per 1000 15s, cash. A large stock of Shelter and Forest Trees, 12 to 18 feet Greenhouse Plants in variety. Cabbage, Cauliflower, and Brocoli Plants on hand. " Tho seeds are this year's growth, and true to name, both Flower and Vegetable. Choice of Fruit Trees, my own selection, £5 per 100, gave salifuotion hut your j cau be ( relied on. Goods Delivered Free on Shortland "Wharf. To Let rpO LET, for a term of Seven Years, the 1 LAND and HOUSE at-Parawai lately occupied by the Family of Mr Whisht. The Land is fenced ; about 30 acres in grass. The Orchard contains nearly 500 treei. Tho House has six rooms. There is also a large Cowshed and other out-buildings.—Apply to F. C. Dean, Thames. I wish it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tea. is -the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number isnumber om?, therefore try MgGowan's 3» £s4

F. TETLEY, Jun-, |)EGS to INFORM the PUBLIC of ' ) Grabnmatownandsurrounding Districts that ho ha* taken those very CENTRAL and COMMODIOUS PREMISES in BROWN STREET, lately occupied by Mr GEOBaK Dalziel, IS NOW OPEN WITH A LABGB STOCK OF MEAT of all kinds of the Finest Quality, and respectfully soli its a fair share of (support. - Every care -will be taken so as to ensure none but the BEST QUALITY of MEAT BEING KKTT. Families Waited on for Orders, and delivered with punctuality. SMALL GOODS of all kiuda always in Stock POEK AND BEEP SAUSAGES— FIEST-CLASS. F. TETLEY, June., BROWN STRffiET, 2203 GBAHAMSTOWN. CORRECT TIME-KEEPERS. O OLDENS 42s Silver Hunting Watch. LA. Guaranteed 2 years. THE difference between a Gent and a GentUv man .- — The Gent turns up what he haa for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into MoGowAtf's and says, Mac give me a pound of jour Tea, and ee»d for order every week