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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4381, 18 January 1883, Page 3

Volunteer Notices THAMES EIFLE EANGEES. 11 PEO PtTRIA." p E-ENROLLMENT will proceed a' the \ * Hall THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING at^B o'clock :— Eligible memberß of the Company will have the option of re-enrolling until that date. All tknifoims, nrnic, and accoutrements, tbn property of the Government or the Company, must be delivered at the orderly room or to Volunteer Gentry (in good order and eoaditioD, fair wear and tear only excepted), on or before the 25th, inst., excepting only that on issue to re-enrolled members or those about to be re-enrolled. R. T. DOTTGHAB, Captain. God Save the Queen. N.B.—Gentlemen deeirouß of joining the Corps will please see me, or submit their names EARLY, as our maximum strength will sperdily be reached. 1011 R.T.D. NAVAL ABTILLEEY VOLUNTEEES. \ EMBERS of the Thames Naval Volun- ■*■ tcerp, wishing to Re-erjrol, must give in their names to Myself or the Secretary on or before THURSDAY, 18th inst., after which date; should there not be a sufficient number, I shall be prepared lo enrol others wishing to join. Members who have signified tbeir intention to re-enrol will attend at the Hall at 7.30 THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. E. T. WILDWAN, 1001 Captain. Lost LOST, on MONDAY EVENING, in Pollen street, a BLACK SILK UMBRELLA. Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at this Office. " 1029 Municipal THAMES BOHOUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE TO RATEPATERS. A LL General Water or Footway Rates **■*• unpaid ofler the last day of January 1888, will be SUED FOB without further notioe. F. C. Dban, Town. Clerk. Thames, 13th January, 1883. 1010 Notices Vernon Smith, WATCHMAKEE, (Late of E. F. Dent's, Strand, London), Opposite the Fire Brigade Shed, A LBERT STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. All Work Executed on the Premises. 1033 /"COTTAGE FOR SALE, 8 rooms, section Vy about £-acre, stocked with frnit trees, situate Mount Pleasant, Parawai; water laid on. Price, £65. Apply to E. F. Tizaed. 1005 Fresh Butter ... — per lb. Wood's Flour .... 7s 6d : Anderson's do, .... 7s Flour, 7lbs for Is. Coy.'s No. 1 Sugar 4£d per lb (or 19s 6d per 561b bag.) Currants, best .... 7d per lb Sardines .... 6d& lOd per tin Salmon .'. 9d per tin Kerosene .... 8s 6d per tin ALL OTMEE GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP William Deeble's EOLLESTON BTBEST. 617 Christmas_Presents I TAMES "CIINLAY Is desirous of calling the special attention of the residents of this district to his very large and recherche STOCK of JEWELLERY, which has been bought with a view to meeting the requirements of the present Holiday Season. It is a really Magnificent Assortment, and from it those desirous of selecting P&E-' SENTS for their Friends or members of their families should have no difficulty in making b selection. It comprises— GOLD BROOCHES, EAEEINGS, 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 t.nd SILVER WATCHES, both English and American CLOCKS of all kinds from the Marble Time-Piece' for the Drawing.room to the Lever Clock for the Kitchen. The whole Stock is now being sold at very low Prices, comparison with which is invited. JAMES FINLA Y, BROWN STREET, Ghahakstown. —__ . ROENNAU'S Chests of Drawers and > Chiffoniers are still the Admiration. — Tables from 7a 6d each. The Niagara falls.is a Sijht never to be forgotten. There are many waterfalls but only on* MoOowav selling <tf Tju