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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4732, 7 March 1884, Page 3

■'"■/■ ■' ;■ ,•■'■- - Drapery CLOTHING * - . AND ' . ■ «■ D R A P E R Y. —:o:—:o:— — TmOR CHEAP CE,OTMIJV&, CMjOTHMJVef, mEY S. COOMBES & CO.'S CLEARING SALE. TjTOR CHEAP DRAPERY, DRAPERY, DRAPERY, mRX .. . . S. COOMBES AND CO.'S Ciearing tSute^ OWEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN J. McMAster. NOTICE! yotices jubb \xlj\j.m nxb, NEW GOODS I WBILB THANKING her numerous IL Customere for their Liberal Support, _.„....■.-,»,..- ---would respectfully announce that owing QP E CIA LAS SOETMENT to being O OF PUSHED FOE BOOM, LADIES' MAIDS', & CHILDREN'S and having a Large Quantity of NEW KID ELASTIC SIDE GOODS coming forward, she will R f\ C% r V SL ? from thi« date ~ 1J \J \J I fD i Aiinw TTiva nAr fiftnt. JUBT opened up, and will be ioid Allow j? lye per v^eni, TERY C ' HEAP> OK AIX CASH PUBCHASES OF 5s AND Also, a Neat Lot of LADIES' KID BALUPWAUDS. MORALS—got up in a first-claw atjle, ■ ii' combined with Cheapness. As the Qoods are all Marked at the VERY A Good Line in La DIES' HOUSE BOOTS LOWEST PRICE, this will enable the — Very Cheap. pubic to purchase at nearly COLONIAL MADE WORK—A Lar«« WHOLESALE PBICES. Stock on hand of the rerj bettin Men*, „, » Youth -,', and Boye*. The following Lines are ju»t being opened, w «»rm«.-K^r^T/*iiw-and an K«)y OaUb reipectfully requested :- Our HOME-MADE WORK squires no n n v 'it comment. Erery deicnption of BOOTS "■■wELpk? i and SHOES, both Luhtapd Strong, Ka si. llß .i. m»d6 to order on the Premises, Good Gr«y Sheeting, Is at the Shortest Notice Brown Holland, 54d at me gporcesii nonce. Tuble Linen, Is per yard Rkm*mbm* ran Addhkbs • * Long Curtain Net. Is per yard Bkmkmbkb thb Addhk 6 B . Medium Welsh P.anncl, 9ld—Tery XI r\ TTTIrOG TItTiG Cheap, Stroog Line. XIdWJS.tJO JJlUto.) HtW DRESS MATERIALS, WIHSEYS F*OM 5d FEB Yx D. Crimean shirtings, &c,4c The Thames Dairy, : —- POLLEN STEEET. PiKAfIE Note— ■ * W OPPOSITE THE HOSPITAL. R TREMBATH ' (LATE J. HOEN & CO.), , BEGS re*p ctfully to icform the Inhibi* tantt of the Thames that he has §jM EEMOVED to his OLD PREMISES. c »boTe Address, and will be glad to re* H&A ceiTe Orders for— ; 9m) MILK, CHEAM, BUTTER, EGGS, H^ AND DAIRY PRODUCE, | Which will be Delivered Punctually every day E. TEEMBATH, POLLEN STREET, TIFAMES. LOOSK-lOUST 2>B> MR TYNDALL begs to inform the Public < and his Patients at the Thames that . ~~~ for their greater convenience he has RE- | MOYKD bis Consultation Rooms to Mr ■w-^ -pr-« w-^ Tp^ T ~jry 9 O Ham's, Chemist, Owen street, where h« wil. I I H H. I^C I i kHi be happy to receive hit Patients on th« LJ XJi 12A X / X-i ±J KJ TRIRD TUESDAY in every Month. Advertisement I J. M. GowelJ, L.CB. |7OR\EERLY Homoeopathic Practitioner _ I? of the Thames, dcßires to inform hit - numerous friends that it is his ioteation PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT aSSLa H?s M.a^fsfSm P£A^ubS£i fa a future advertisement. 2648 ■ HIS IS TTNRIYALLID PRmTING ot iU ktei The Best Establiahme^t on }i^^yS^Cbut9iimiKU' At •• the Thames to desl at?> • ; . & g : : f*« best test ot the interest or a book is it