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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4652, 1 December 1883, Page 3

Drapery J. MARSHALL, DRAPER, CLOTHIEB, ETC., GRAHAMSTOWN AND SHORTLANP, IS NOW OPENING UP (NOVEMBER 30th) New Carpets New Window Curtains New Linoleums & Floor Cloths New Millinery & Mantles New Clothing Specials A SHIPMENT OF CLOTHING, T>OUGHT A JOB, WILL BE SOLD FOE Half its Value. 5 per cent., or 3d. in every ss. Discount for Cash. Mr G. BOON, Manager, SHORTLAND BRANCH.

General Notices IMPORTANT NOTICE! T N Consequence of the great success which has attended my Great Clearing Sale, I hare determined to CONTINUE it for 3 Weeks Longer, Or up to Christmas, at which time the business will be finally CLOSED UP. In order to Realise Sper.dily, the Goods hare been still further REDUCED IN PRICE, and Opportunity is now afforded the Thames People of obtaining Household FURNITURE AND GENERAL REQUISITES AT CONSIDERABLY UNDER COST PRICE. EVERYTHING MUST BE CLEARED* As possession must be given to the incoming tenants before the END OF DECEMBER. AN IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT OP ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS MUST BE MADE. The Balance of the Lease of the TWO SHOPS, also the one adjoining (occupied by Mr G. Denby) are for Sale. That Valuable FREEHOLD, 8 roomed Dwelling House, Corner of Pollen and Pahau streets, is also open for Sale. JAMES BROWNE, Genebal Fobnishinj Wabehottse, KAKAKA BRIDGE, 2052 Pollen Street. FOR SALE— mHE well-known BUSINEBS of Mr-BAB-X clay, Baker and Confectioner, Brown street, Grahamstown. For further particulars apply to — Thomas Veat.e, Thames, or • x Mr G. W. Owen and John Lamb, Auckland. T) OENNAU'S Cheats of Drawers and XV Chiffoniers are still the Admiration.— Tables from 7s 6d each. . . . The Niagara falls is a s.'jht never to be forgotten. There are many waterfall* but only ou» MoGOWiN lelJirg 3» T*A