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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4361, 22 December 1882, Page 3

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Christmas Presents I T A M E S ~TjT I N L A V la desirous of calling the special atfenfion of the residents of this district t.o his very large and rechercLe STOCK of JEWELLERY, which has been bought with a" view to meeting the requirements of the - prt-ser.t Holiday Season. It is a really Magnificent Assortment, and from ifc those desirous of selecting P&2B- -! SENTS for their Friends or members of their j fumiliee should h^eno i<ifficiilf.y in making a : selection It comprises— I GOLD BROOCHES, ! EARRINGS, I LOCKETS, LOCKETS & CHAINS, GOLD ALBERTS— (Both Ladies and Gentlemen's) PENDANTS(Quartz and Greenstone), STUDS, RINGS, AND TRINKETS of Every Description. The Stock of SILVER JEWELLERY is also very Large, and the designs are all of the Newest. GOLD aid SILVER WATCHES, both English and American CLOCKS of all kinds from the Marble Time-Piece for the Drawing-room to the Levir Clock for the Kitchen. ! The whole Stock is now being sold at very low Prices, comparison with which is invited. JAMES FIN LA V, brown street, Gbahamstown. rflNB NEW FIGS, r MUSOATELL RAISINS, ELEME, SULTANAS, . CURRANTS, PRUNES, JORDON ALMONDS, FOR 'XMAS, At MEARS and CO.

James Henshaw, IRONMONGER, OWEN STREET, "OEGS to inform his Friends and the -*-* Public Generally that he has in Stock a good supply of Articles usually required for his Cbristm&s Trade aß— TABLR CUTLERY, FORKS, SPOONS, TEAPOT 3, ENGLISH AND i AMERICAN CRUETS, FILTERS, &c, &c. Evpry effort is made to keep GOOD QUALITY, Sell at MODERATE PRICE, J and give SATISFACTION to Customers. Shop open from 8 to 6 daily. Christmas Presents. Christmas Presents. lisp 3* The Largest and Best Selection on the Thames. The Christmas Season having once more overtaken us, Chas. McLiveb would take the opportunity of returning his most hearty Thanks for the very liberal Support accorded him by the Thames public since commencing business, and more especially during the past 12 months, and can assure them that no effort will be spared on bis part to merit a continuance of it.

I HAVE now OPENED. UP a MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION of, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c, suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S GIFTS, and confidently solicit an Inspection. It comprises WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, ALBUMS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and TOYS j>f erery description, from the CHEAPEST to the most elaborate and expensive. It is impossible, in an an* nouncement of thi3 kind, to Ipublish a list of the several articles for salo j suffice it to say that it is without doubt —

THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK EVER OFFERED TO THE THAMES PUBLIC. Well-wishers to the Thames should recollect that in spending their money at my Estab- • lishment they not only obtain the best value for their money, but help along one of themselves—a citizen of the Thames, thereby increasing the prospority of the place. Fresh Stock of TOBACCOS, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, PIPES, CIGARETTEHOLDERS, and all Smoker's Requisites, just received. Satisfaction guaranteed. STATIONERY of all kinds. Books, Periodicals, and Newspapers—the Newest and Best. Remember the Thames Man — Chas. McLiver, BROWN STREET.

i^ORDIALS and TABLE DELICACIES or —EVERY DESCRIPTION— Now Opening Up At MEARS and CO. At a very pleasant tea party, the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowan'b best, turned to Mr—— and asked what form he would prefer tojnhabit ? To be diwoJved 8s TIA madam.