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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4346, 5 December 1882, Page 3

Boots and Drapery l _. £j SELLING OFF! fej f SELLING OFF! 5 jzj GIVING UP THE q |05 BOOT & SHOE BUSINESS. I . o d CLEARING-OUT SALE | *d OF „• ■ •■ooo- t £3 "J S. HETH.ERIXGTON Pi TT AS decided to GIVE UP HIS BOOT AND SHOE *£ w . DEPARTMENT, as h« requires the premises Crin connection with bis DRAPERY ' O BUSINESS, and in order to .. qq W m Realise will Sell Off Q 5 THE WHOLE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES £* rd ..■■**" ■+3 AT AND UNDER COST PRICES. ft g S ALSO WILL HOLD A SALE OF M* Jf CLOTHING, &c, g > -lH AT SAME TIME. O _, ©■■' O H SALE COMMENCED ON Jj* SATURDAY, DEC. 2nd. •"■• ....... - . CD r? THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE Q SOLD. Men's, Youths' and Boys' Cheap Clothing, QQ Oin Fnglish, Melbourne, and Few P, Jg Zealand makes at Sa.e Prices m* 5 During the Holiday Season, OQ fcj S. HETHERINGTON'S, 2 Q^ DRAPER, POLLEN STREET. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF ! GIVING UP THE BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS. Sinniner Goods! Summer Goods! WM. MABTIN & SON . ARE RECEIVING CHOICE LOTS OF « WTJFMJUJEn_ €f &on is. Galatea Stripes, Prints, Sateens, Dress Materials, Hollands, Shirtings, Tweeds, &c, &c, VERY CHEAP. ALSO — BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING and Straw Hats. Six doz. Men's Moles, Splendid Quality ; Flannel Shirts, Hosiery, Scarfs, &c, &c. The above will be Sold at a Great Reduction. USUAL DISCOUNT GIVEN. Jg% 9 fa*. JTlartim atofi Son* POLLEN STREET, GRAH4MSTOWN.

Notices S. BRIGHT, NURSEEYIVfAN- AND SEEDSMAN, UEMOVED TO MAEYS T R E E T (Opposite the Hospital). IN RETURNING TdANKS to his OusX tomers and Friends for their patronage in the past, Degs to call their attention to his choice collection of FRUIT TREES. Also to 1000 ( Trees of the Euoalyptua Slobolus Blue Gum, the Anti-fever Tree. 5000 AFRICAN BOX THORN, which is ! superior to the White or Black Thorn Quicks for garden fences, as the insects do not attack it during the summer months. Its beautiful preen foliage adds much to the beauty of the gardens where it is grown. To arrive, a large quantity of New Vegetable and Flower Seeds direct from England. Further particulars in future advertisement. All Orders left at the above address will receive prompt attention. MR TYNDALL bege to inform the Public and his Patients at the Thames that for their greater convenience be has REMOVWD his Consultation Rooms to Mr Hail's, Chemist, Owen street, where he will be happy to receive bis Patients on the THIRD TUESDAY in every Month. AT a very pleasant tea party, the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowan's beßt, turned to Mr and asked what form he would prefer to inhabit P T*- He /lissr*)^ 8i T«A madam.

Fresh Butter .... Is per lb. Wood's Roar .... 7s 6d Anderson's do, .... 7s Flour, 71bs for Is. Coy 's No 1 Sugar 4£d per lb (or 19* 6d per 56ib bag.) Currants, best .... 7d per lb Sardines .... 6d& lOd per tin Salmon .... ... 9d per tin Kerosene .... 8s 6d per tin ALL OTHEE GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP AT William Deeble's .EoLLESTON BTBBET. 617 mIINIJNG! ± rpUNING-1! 1 rnUNTNG!!! piANOS TUNED by 0. STEWARD. Orders left at Mr Jobmn's, Pollen street, punctually attended to. 220 HEATRIOAL PRINTING, in any color executed with despatch at the Office of his Paopr. 1 hb diiference tietween a Q-ent and a G«ntl> man .—The Gent turns up what he has for a -nose--and says, Oh, Ah. The. Gentleniac \ walk* into M oQ-owan's and mj», Mao give m a pound of jour Tba. wnd send for order ■ •T«ry wc«k ' I