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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4566, 23 August 1883, Page 1

Business Notices TTTILLIAM npjAYIES, Jukb., BUTCHER (IATK DAYIEB BBOS.), ROLLEBTON STREET, KARAKA. CORSED PORK and BEEF of the very BEST QUALITY. "" BEST QUALITY ONLY KEPT. NOTICE! J. H. WALSH, Ol ROIXBSTON STBBBT, r>EGS to return his sincere thanks o hi» JJ Customer! and the public in general for heir liberal .patronage during the last ten ear and now wishes to inform them that HE HAS DISPOSED O* BIS EOLLESTON STREET BUSINESS ■1 .-. , • TO Davii?s Brothers. William Davies, Jun., Late Davies Bbob. HAS much pleasure in informing the Inhabitants of the Thames, that in reference to the above he trusts that by •trict attention to the business, and keeping NOTHING BUT THE BEST QUALITY MEAT, merit the same amount of support, so cordially afforded his predecessor. Bolleston street, : % January 13, 1882. QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS! John Njeaij W: OULD draw the Particular Attention of W Hotel-keepers, Boardinghouse-keepers and the Public Generally to his large Stock of Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork And other MEATS in Season, and can ■ assure them that it i*'impossible for them to obtain better value elsew here. j A trial is respectfully solicited. Orders promptly delivered. J O H N~"~N" BAL, OWEN STEEET. 1101 Look! Look! Look! IT would be worth your while to Come «nd SEE THE SHOW that WELLS & SON WILL HAVE TO-NIGHT I WB HAVE MIME Kg"""™ PRIME VEAL, and DAIBY-fIED PORK; And the Show of our own Cured HAMS and BACON cannot be surpassed on the Thames. SMALL GOODS of every description and POULTRY can be had, dressed or undressed, * BBAIVoBK SAUSAGES every Saturday, and our Germane can tell for themselves —all made by our water engine. Note oar Adc?r<jss— ■F. WELLS AND SON, OWEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. Coals! Coals! Coals ON HAND AND FOR SALE, at my YARDS, opposite Goods Wharf, the following: . , Waikato (double screened), Bay of Islands, and Kamo COALS at Is 6d per ewt Newcastle (Household) at £Z 10s per ton „ (Blacksmiths) £2 5s „ „ FIREWOOD, Cut and Uncut, at Lowest Rates. TIMBER of every size and deoription, cut to suit purchasers. MAURICE CASEY, GOODS WHARF. 1616 James Renshaw, ironmonger, OWEN STEEET, BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public Generally that he has in Stock a good supply of Articles usually required for his Ohristxnss Trade as— TABLK CUTLERY, FORKB, SPOONS, TEAPOTS, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CRUETS, FILTERS; &c, &c. Every effort ia "made to keep GOOD QUALITY, Sell at MODERATE PRICE nd give SATISFACTION to Customers. Shop open from 8 to 6 daily. (tABDS culars(on note or letter paper ■ in plain and fancy type. OarW Reptt printed, bound, and p«torat«d •i the