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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4008, 2 November 1881, Page 1

j General Notices I ~ Important Kotice. I Have Made a B-epfctiots-IN BV.VKRAL LINES O GOOJ.^. L"^ I NEST SALMON, in Lb tine, 10. CUPS and SAUCERS, HAM? A DOZEN JOE 2* 6d. Best New CURRANT?, only 7d. Colonial OVENS, from 15e. Tinware, at Tery Low Prices. Buckets, Tubs, &c.—Cheap; Scrubbing Brushes, from 6d. 3 s TEA. UNEQUALLED IN THE COUNTBY. FAMILY ORDERS DELIVERED AT THE SAME ' Low Rates poe Pbompt Patmekt. TR V McGOW AN' S 3*. TEA. BOOTS AND SHOES. JUST RECEIVED, -I q npBUNKS AND pASES OF %^ New and Fashionable LADIES'. GENTS', & CHJLD3?EN'S KID, PATENT, AND PRUNELLA BOOTS AND SHOES: ELASTIC.. BUTTONED, and LACED— Gbrat Vabietx. All NEW Goods—NEW and Improved Shape. Bows for Ladies' Boots—various Patterns, Button Hooks, Shoe Horns, Peerless Gloss, Kid Reviver, Nubian Blacking, M. WHITEHEAD, BOOTMAKER, POLLEN STREET (Oentbai). THE OLD TRIED AND TRUE, BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, OWEN STREET, GRAHAMS TOWN. WHERE you can buy MEN'S ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS, at 12s 6d ; MENd SHOES, 123 (3d; GOOD BLUCHEBS, 7a 6d j Fresh Lot of LADIES' KID ELABTIC SIDE BOOTS, et 8b 6d. A GOOD STOCK Of Youths', Braids', Boys', and Girls' Colonial Made Work—CHEAP. GIRLS' SCHOOL BOOTS made to Order from the Best Calf-akin or Kangaroo. GENTS' BOOTS and SHOES of eyery Description Made to Measure. RUMEMBEB THE ADDUESB : — Hawkes Brothers, OWEN STREET, 2885 Geahamstonw. T7NTERTAINM:ENT3, CONCERTS &c. tit should always be announced in THE STAR if their promoters wish to achieve success. A-RNA.MSNTA.L Printing in color*, %ol« v or bron?e in a <tyl« hitherto dnobiaif Me-on tht> Thatrei, at fche Eviwraro Qtaf Ofßo«t. ,- ' ABBS Circulars (oa nofeo or lott9r pao-r m plain amd fanoy type. Garteri 1 &■- ---9eipts printed, bound, and perforated at the ;'-tvururs BXAB O3ioe