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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4583, 12 September 1883, Page 3

■>.; rap •*/■'.■ To the Ladies! A pEAND "HISPLAY . ' op JF«t#? Spring \ •■ AND SUMMER GOODS ON VIEW THIS DAY AT B.HETHERIN6TONS NEW PEINTS, NEW SATEENS, NEW LACES, LADIES NEW DOLMANS! NEW BIBBONS, NEW GLOVES, NEW MITTS, NEW FANCY NETS, NEW HUFFLING, I &c, &c, &o. A GEEAT VAEIETY OF | New and Fashionable Fans. THE ABOVE NEW GOODS (Beceired per steamers Liguria and British King) ON VIEW THIS DAY IN GEEAT VAEIETY AT S. Hetherington's, POLLEN STEEET. * . ■ Lands and Houses FOR S A LE. TjIIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE in Richmond JJi street on large Freehold Allotment; Gas and Water laid on, and all necessary Outbuildings. Also, FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, on large Corner Allotment, adjoining the above ; Water laid on, with Wood Shed, Kitchen, &o. The aboTe comfortable and pleasantly situated Properties are now for Sale by Private Contraot, and are capital investments for those desiring to possess freeholds of their own. If not disposed of privately the TWO PROPERTIES, together with the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of the 8-roomed house, will be offered at Auction during the first week of October next. Apply on the premises to— 1986 Mr J. SAUNDERS. , Notices CD imM & - ■■ o*9 Ur*^ 5^ ft © 9 23 § P. w 2 j-rj pq .2 1 >. fc 2 m. | k§ l s«i i h •I "^ a- g 5 a«j; &■ ag « g« g i : B 2 Id At a very pleasant tea party, the convert* tion turned on transmigration. A lady oi exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowab I beet, turned to Mr »nd asked what form he would prefer to inhabit P To U diuolvtd ioSi Til madun.