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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4546, 31 July 1883, Page 1

, " The Light of Other Days is Faded and j Gone"— '.;'„ (So the old song says)— *' But the LIGHT ob the PBESENT AGE may be seen any day resplendent from the Shop Windows of CHAS. MoLIVER, BROWN STRE ET, GBAHAMSTOWN, Where all gather in a merry ring ,^ To watch the passers-by near and far, : As dull care to the winds they fling In curling clouds from Charley's best cigar! tUT The Choicest of TOB A.G.G O S $& CIGARS Jg); Aiwaw ih Stock. Being in a position to obtain the Very Best Brands of the above, he can confidentlyrecommend to Smokists bis Superior Assortment of the same; WHICH ARE OF THE BEST QUALIT3T; AISO— . Cigarettes, Pipes, aDd all Smoker's Requiaites of the Beßt Quality, and at the Lowest Rates. BOOKS! BOOKS ! BOOKS! STATIONERY! STATIONERY! STATIONERY ! CHAS McLIVER WISHES to draw the attention of the Thames Public to his really CHOiICE 'SELECTION ov -.. . .;. THE ABOVE GOODS. Also— . , TOYS FOOTBALL & CRICKETING REQUISITES, &c, &c, &c. Stationery OF ALL KINDS KEPT IN STOCK, ALSO—. FANCY GOODS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Ac. ■ &c« 0- REMEMBER: Charles McLiver, b r wjn s:iti:rj:e:;e t^ v |;G«iHA«»iowjr,