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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4459, 20 April 1883, Page 3

General Notices NOW LANDING4iOO BAGS BEAN . MEARS & CO. NOW IN STOCKPrime Bacon, Hams, Cheese, &c., QUALITY THE BEST AND PRICE THE LOWEST, at MEAbS & GO'S. BOX ?E A S, At los Gd, 20s, 255, 27s 6d ; Foe Stebitng Good Quality go to MEAHS & (JO'S. SUGARS in Great Variety, AND AT LOWEST PRICES— 4d, 4*d, and No. 1 4id, by the Bag at MEARS & GO'S. 1 POTATOES AND ALL KINDS OF GBAIN AND PKODUCE At Lowest Pbicjes, at MEARS & COS. TO AKBIVE— IAAA BAGS GOOD OATEN ±1 Hr f CHAFF, at HEARS & GO'S. BEST QUALITY OF FRESH AND SALT BUTTER IN STOCK at MEARS & GO'S. T7IAMILIES will do well to send their ". X) Orders to the Best aDd Cheapest House in the Thames Goldfield, where they can rely upon receiving every attention, together with the .very.best Quality pf Goods, at the Lowest Prices, can always be had afc . • - :. HEARS & CO., DIRECT IMPORTERS, Tea Eealees, Gbocees, and General Peotision Mebchants, POLLEN AND COCHRANE STREETS, Thambs. BUTTER! BUTTER]! BUTTER I JUST RECEIVED, a LA.R&E BUPPLY OF FRESH BUTTER. ! twenty;kegs of salt butter, Equal to at { W. D. REID'S, '< WHOIiKdAIiB AHD^RbTaW' G R O C E R , POLLEN STREET. 929 Table Potatoes! Table Potatoes I 50 'S' ~ c X 8 ' SPLENDTP QUALITY", 6s. 6d, PER CWT., AT J. CLARK'S, karaKa bhidge. Fttlljames & Scott, BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS, .ACME BAKERY, RolleßTon Stbeet, Shohtland; THAMES COFFEE BOOMS, Bbown Stbeet, Gbahamstown. . BEST BREAD delivered to all parts of the district. Pastry and other Fancy Goods fresh, daily. Soirees and Parties catered for at lowest rates. Wedding Cakes made to order.on the shortest notice. COUNTRY OBDEK3 BECEIVB PBOMPT ATTENTION. NOTICE. f* RAZING CHEAP AND GOOD.— \JC Cattle and Horses taken .to grass at very low rateu. Every care taken, bat no responsibility.—Apply on the Farm, Kom&ta South, or to B. A. Wi&ht, Junr., Prpducei Merchant, Thames.; " " r V IJW3 Thb difference between • Gent and a Gentle! man .—The Gent turns up what he hu fora nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into McQowan's and says, Mao give ma a pound, of your Tba. and lend for ord&r