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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4704, 4 February 1884, Page 1

Business Notices B. Barclay, BROWN STREET, T>Eas TO BETURN HIS SINCEBE THANKS to bis Customers and the Public in general, for their LIBERAL PATRONAGE during the last Three Years, and wishes to inform them that He has Disposed OF HIS BROWN STREET BUSINESS TO Mr John Casley. JOHN CASLEY HAS much pleasure in informing the Inhabitants of the Thames, that in reference to the above he trusts that by strict attention to the business, and SUPPLYING-FIKST-CLASS BREAD and CONFECTIONERY, to merit the amount of support so cordially afforded to his predecessor. The CAFE will be carried on with the strictest attention to the wants of Customers. McGOWAN'S 3s. M. James Renshaw, IRONMONGER, OWEN STREET, HAS JUST BEOEIYED A SUPPLY of NEW EXPLOSIVE SAFETY Blasting Powder, Our adfices state:—"To get the best result* it should be well TAMPED j if not tamped it merely burns away like common Saltpetre, with much etnoke, but when CONFINED in a Bore-bole it Explodes with sgreat vigor, and without fumes, flames, or Smoke. It is quite safe in storage and use, and will do first rate work in Coal, Ironatone, or Hard Bock. " Also in Stook—OtiETis and Habvmt's Compressed PELLETT POWDSB, Noßll'fl^i DTNAMITE, and Bictsokd'9 Beit •;■ ,•: \ .:.,'D.:,T...FUSE J ■■■■: , ■-.-. ■