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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4593, 24 September 1883, Page 1

"The Light of Other Days is Faded and Gone"— , i(So the old song says)—. But the LIGHT OP the PRESENT AGE may be seen any day resplendent from the Shop Windows of CHAS. MoLIVER, BfiO W N STBE Et, GRAHAMSTOWN, 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! W° The Choicest oi TOBAOCOS — A^D — ..■'.' «sr cigars «c Aiwaxs in Stock. Being in a position to obtain the Very Best~ Brands of the abore, he can confidently recommend to Stnokists bis Superior Assortment of the same, WHICH ABE OF THE BEST QUALITY j ALSO— ' I Cigarettes, Pipes, and all Smoker's Bequisites of the Best Quality, and at the Lowest Bates. BOOKS! BOOKS 1 BOOKS! STATIONERY! STATIONERY 1 STATIONERY ! CHAS. McLIVER WISHES to draw the attention of the Thames Public to his really CHO|iCE. SELECTION OF THE ABOVE GOODS. Also— TOYS, FOOTBALL & CBICKETING BEQUISITES, Sic, &c, &c. Stationery OF ALL KINDS KEPT IN STOCK, ALSOFANCY GOODS, MUSICAL INSTBUMENTS, Ac. &c. «T BEMEMBEB: Charles McLiver,^ B B O W N S T BEET Gbahamstown.