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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3973, 22 September 1881, Page 3

Provisions R. WALKER & CO., BROWN STREET, BEG to notify to their numerous Customers and the Public'generally, that their STOCK of Groceries and Oilmen's Stores Has just been REPLENISHED with LARGE SHIPMENTS of NEW GOODS, lately landed ex Latest Arrivals from London, and will bo found to comprise all the Goods usually found in a First-Class Establish* Our New Season Teas, EX S.S. « BO WEN," Hare just bocu received, aud beiug of more than usual Excellence and Flavour, are certaiu to give satisfaction. Owing to the success that has atteuded our venture iv the CROCKERY LINE, we hare bought heavily, and are now prepared to Supply all requirements in this speciality lower than any other House in the trade. ■ ' Our intention being to do business for CASH ONLY, with the smallest possible margin of profit, it will be to the advantage of all to deal with us. ■ ■ ■ A Tbial of Quality and Compabison of Peices is respectfully ■"' Invited. * ■. KOBERT WALKER & CO., BROWN STREET, GRAHAMBTOWN.

IS^Mea'rsiCo NOW LANDING, IAA ■ SAOKB-:-Canterbury lvU POTATOiIS, prime sample MEABS & CO. NOW LANDING, Ifw\ BOXES CANDLES . L\J\J (Brandon's, De KouI baiz, Price's, Adamantine, Kitchen, Stor, &c, &C. i MEARS & CO. | NOW LANDING, \rm Wood's, Anderson's, and other PA brands Southern FLOUK. l-j MEAfiS & CO. g NOW LANDING, „ Prime AKEKOA CHEESE, HAMS, BACON, &o. MEARS & CO. /-S CQ — On Saxe, at Lowest Pricea— o*2 Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Chaff, FQ P^ Wheat, Barley, Oatmeal, Wheat- C** meal, Maize Meal, &c, &c. r-* MEAKS & CO. |^ Their Large and Well-selected O Stock of GROCERIES and PQ OILMEN'S STORES j.^ Cannot be Burpasßed on the Thames u-4 (^ for Cheapness and Quality. p^ Teas* c» They have now receired a Large O Stock of NEW SEASON TEAS, | aud aa their TEAS are alwayi | selected iv the very best market . I with all theadTantage of loug experience, care, and good judgment, they are in v position 4(0 give better value than any other house on the Thames, and bare much pleasure in soliciting orders, assuring Customers that they can rely on receiving the BEST VALUJi at their Establishment. MEARS & CO. Tea IPealers, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. Notices Local Self-Government. LOCAL Self-Government being the quei* lion cf tbe day, tho undersigned has determined, in order that its principles may have a fair trial here, to SQPPLY the inhabitants of the Thames with all the BOOTS and SHOES they may require at ruiCE9 CON--9IDEBAB1? 10WBB THA2T KAV£ HITHEBTO SBBW CEiUGED I'HJtx. The following PKIOE LldT~fot Goods made to Order on the Premises, not slop made in Auckland—will give a slight idea of the Beduutious that have been made:— REDUCED CASH PRICE LIST. Gents' Elastic; Sides ... „. 15s „ .'Balmorals > ..V ... ... ltis „ Stioes ... ... ... 14s „ Watertights ... ... 15s „ Bluchers ... -13s ■ Miners' White Leather Bluuh rs ... 12s Ladies'Elas ie Sides ... ... 14« Children's Boots, from 8s j Half Soling and Heeling ... ... 4« Don't Foh<jet xhb Avdkbss :— GEO. CKUUXER, BROWN STREET, GUAITAMSTOWK. P.S —All Accounts Due to mo MUST RE PAID AT OtfUffi, or they will l)« ! placed in a Solicitor's hands for Recovery. CORRECT TIME-KEEPERS. IJ OLDENS 42s Silver Hunting Watch. JIJL Guaranteed 2 years. HOLDBN'S 42s Silver Hunting Watch, Guaranteed 2 years. Thb difference between a Gent and a Gerith man .—The Gent turns up what he has for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. Tho Gentleman watki into McGowak's and says, Mao givo me a pound of your Tea, and iesd for order •Tery week