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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4434, 21 March 1883, Page 3

General Notices NOW LANDING*— 4hOO B A G S B R A N MEABS & CO. NOW IN STOCKPrime Bacon, Hams, Cheese, &c, QUALITY THE BEST AND PRICE THE LOWEST, at MEABS & -GO'S. B OX TEA S, At 15s 6d, 20s, 255, 27s 6d; Foe STEEL^^G Good Quality go to MEARS & COS. SUGARS in Great Variety, AND AT LOWEST PRICES— 4d, 4M, and No. 1 4id, by the Bag at MEARS & COS. POTATOES AND ALL KINDS OF GBAIN AND PBODUCE At Lowest Peicks, at jVIEABS & COS. TO ARKIVB— IAAA BAGS GOOD OATEN XUUU CHAFF, at MEARS &. GO'S. BEST QUALITY OP FRESH AND SALT BUTTEE IN STOCK at MEARS & GO'S. FAMILIES will do well to send their Orders to the Best and Cheapest House in „ the Thames Goldfield, where they can rely upon receiving every attention, together with the very best Quality of Goods, at the Lowest Prices, can always be had at MEARS & CO., DIRECT IMPORTEES, . Tea Dealees, Geocees, and Geneeal Peovision Mebchants, POLLEN AND COCHRANE STREETS, Thames. The Best and Cheapest Boot & Shoe Shop ON THE THAMES FOR COLONIAL MADE BOOTS AND SHOUS OF EVERY FITTING. /~\T7R LEADING PRICES ARE :— Men's Strong Elastic Sides, 12s 6d Men's Calf Lace Shoes, 12j 6d Men's Bluchprs, from 7s 6fl Men's Best White Bluchers, 11s 36 Pair Ladies' Strong Kid Elastic . Sides, 83 Ladies' Calf Elastic Sides, 11s A LA*GE STOCK of YOUTHS', MAID'S, AND CHILDREN' BOOTS— Cheap a?» Good. MEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, From Watertights to Dress Boots, made to order (sewn or pegged) ; also, Ladies' High'leg Winter Boots. ADDRESS;— Hawkes Bros., OWEIs STEEET, GEAHAMSTOWN. 1261 JAMES FORGIE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PASTRY COOK AND CONFECTIONER, POLLEN STEEET, /CONTRACTOR for etery requisite of \J WEDDING BREAKFASTS, &c, DINNERS, BALLS, SUPPERS, AMD EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FETES. Shipping Supplied. ROENNAU'S Chests of Drawers- and Chiffoniers are still the Admiration.— Tables from 7s fiH each.

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