27 C A °,V OF '^ "TVTEW AND T7IASHIONABLE p OODS "ijg-'AUE NOW BEING SuLD ! AT 30T Extremely Low Prices AT CLOONAN'S. (LATE COSGRA.VJS AND CO.) OTBCIAI TINES — V| ILLINERY: CALICOES, ~) \" POMPADOURS, I w SATEENS, J ? 13 0 A s E s TO ARRIVE— TWEE D S —From MOSGIEL, WOOLOOMOOLOO, GEE LONG, WARNAMBOOL. rr\ a i l o n i n g IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. TROUSERS—(To Order)-From 15s. Well Shrunk and Well Cut. READY MADE CLOTHING AT COST PRICETO CLEARAT CLOONAN'S, LATE COS6EAVE AND CO. TNDIA& pHINA COMPANY'S PACKET TEAS! Packed Pounds and Half Pounds in Foub Qualities: ' EMPEKOR'S BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CHOICE, IMPERIAL MIXTURE, ORIENTAL MIXTURE. They possess Strength, Pungency, and Flavour in an eminent degree, the result of many years' experience of a PROFESSIONAL TEA bLENDER, who has made the Selection of Teas and their scientific admixture a life study. Connoisseurs aud careful house n ires Try Them, and you will use no othet. Agents koe Thames— OSBORNE BROS., MERCHANTS, GRAHAMSTOWN. .2838
/~\XIDE OP TEON pAINT. PREPARED BY THE THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANF, Thames, New Zealand. ChabliEs Hill ... ... Manager, IS THE CHEAPEST PAINT— For all kinds of Wood work—Bridges, Barns, Gates, and Out-buildings For Machinery, Btentn Boilers, and every description of Iron work For Ships and Boats For Agricultural Implements For Branding Sheep For Marking Flour Bags, Sacks, and Bales , ' For Priming all kinds of Work In durability it is equil to two coats of Lead paint; it preserves all material covered by it from decay, and is not either a poison or injurious to healtk. Weatherboards, shingles, &c, painted with it will resist fire. Can be bad in powder or ground in oil. Agents for the Thames District: —■ John Read. Brown street. Jambs Renshaw, Owen street. ; Laveby and Whitekouse, To Aroha.
BoiroH; tough—heathery, leathery—Tweeia for working-men and romping boya, for Is 6d a yard, at CiiOOiUN's.—fApvi] "Man wnuts bub little here below, but wants that little strong." Certainly. Strong, mild, or medium cigarette tobacco (o bo obtained at McLivbk's, Brown street.— [Ahyi ] .'-..' A. Coossujt, jaweJler, having removed to iiiore cpnTaiiient premises, No. 14, Brown ' ttreet, next door to Mr Burra, stationer, begs to state that he is still prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him in his usual workmanlike style, and takes this opportunity of most respectfully thanking his friends and pttronefor their liberal support since commencing business, and hopes to still merit that support by strict attention to business, combined with Buperior and practical workajasguip.—A. Cooxsgh, jeweller,- So. U, Bro>n street.->-{ApvT]
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4015, 10 November 1881, Page 2
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415Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4015, 10 November 1881, Page 2
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