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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4350, 9 December 1882, Page 1

J. BRIGHT, NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, REMOVED TO M A R V STREET (Opposite the Hospital). IN RETURNING THANKS to bis Customers and Friends for their patronage in tho past, Dogs to call their attention to bis choice collection of FRUIT TRBEB. Also to 1000 Trees of the Euealyptu* Globolus Bluo Gum, the Anti-feter Tree. 5000 AFRICAN BDX THORN, which is superior to the White or Black Thorn Quicks 'or'garden fences, as the insects do not attack it during the summer months Its beautiful green foliage adds much to the beauty of th« gardens where it is grown. Toarrive, a large quantity of Now Vegetable and Flower Seeds direct from England. Further particulars in future advertisement. All Orders left, at the above address will receive prompt attention. mUNING! ;;"•"■-;'- I mUNINGM 1 mUNTNG!!! pIANOS TUNED by C. STEWARD. Order* left at Mr Joshn's, Pollen ftreet, punctually attended to. 220 Tobaccos! Tobaccos! Tobaccos! Books I . Books! Books! Stationery! Stationery! Stationery! Chas. McLiver TT7ISHES to draw the attention of tbe Thames Public ta bis BEAIIiY CEIOICBJ ASSORTMENT THE ABOVE GOODS, Also— TOYS, CRICKETING REQUISITES, <fee, &c, &c. Stationer^ OF ALL KINDS, KEPT IN STOCK, ALSO— - FANCX GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c, &c. Tobaccos, Cigafs, Cigarettes, Pipes, Aud all Smokers' Requisites of the Best Quality, and at the Lowest Rates. «*T REMEMBER Charles McLiver BROWN STREET, GBAHAMBTOWN. ' ■ ' ■' ■ ■ ■ J. W. WALKER, SHAREBROKER AND MINING AGENT, T.E IB OI A r 3851