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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4664, 15 December 1883, Page 3

General Notices ..-,, —'XMAS — AT | McGOWAN'S. Important Notice. TI/TOST People are aware that I do not give •XMAS BOXES. I propose doing a better thing, yiz., for ONBJ MONTH to present a MACNIFICIENT CHROMOGRAPH measuring 24 x 18 inches, to Every Purchaser of ONE POUND of my Celebrated 3s. Tea. How it can be done. I devote a considerable sum annually to advertising, and this proposal will return to my patrons a share of the profits of the advertisements; they receiving, in the form of a really good picture, that which in the ordinary course would gd to the newspaper*. How it is to pay me. To reap a harvest, somebody must sow, and run tbe risk attendant upon a crop. I expect the harvest from the increasing umber of people who will try my 3s. Tea, and, having once found the superior quality thereof, they will use none other. Why I do it. Because the people who give me their money are better entitled to a share of the profits than the newspapers, who simply advertise for me. TEA IS MY SPECIALITY —MY HOBBY. e° 3s. TBAcS AT M CGOWAN'S.| LooKrwrr OOK XJUTI LOOK f\VT I ookUut! LOOK r\UT ! OOK UUT! — FOE — CHRIS T M A S M Z - MS O * HUP 2 * CHRISTMAS!! ojr %i - iiBTKIBISHD Magnificent Array IJLUIV Us - Surprises! McLIVER'S Thames Arcade. XMAS TOYS, XMAS PRESENTS, XMAS-GIFTS, An© NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. NOVELTIES! -|V"OVELTIES I IN IU-OVELTIES! NEW ah d STARTLING! OH AS. M CLIVER, THAMES ARCADE! THAMES ARCADE ! BROWN STREET, GBAHAMSTOWN. WILLIAMS' FIRE KINDLERS Vy Established 1869. Sold by all too cars. 8d per dcsen. AT a very pleasant tea party, the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady oi exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGtoWAN'B best, turned to Mr and asked what form he would prefer to inhabit ? Tc W diuotod m»iJT!4 madam. '