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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4740, 17 March 1884, Page 3

Educational AN EVENING- CLASS will be held at the TARARTT SCHOOL on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, commencing Monday, 25tb, at 7.30 o'clock. Pupils to name their own subjects. Terms Moderate, Andbew Colhottk, Head Teacher. Business Notices THAMES ART UNION. (By Permission of the Colonial Secretarj). 20 First-Class &0 PICTURES, HANDSOMELY FRAMED. 1000 TICKETS AT ONE SHILLING EACH. fTIHE DATE OF DRAWING will be duly advertised. TICKETS may be obtained from— CHAS. M°LIVER, STATIONER & FANCY GOODS IMPORTER, BROWN STRE JB^T, Thames. NOTICE! Mrs GLOVER, WHILE THANKING her numerpup Customers for their Liberal Support, would respectfully announce that owing to being PUSHED FOR ROOM, and having a Large Quantity of NEW GOODS coming forward, she will from this date . Allow Five per Cent. ON AUi CASH PURCHASES OF 5s AND » UPWARDS. As the Goods,'are all Marked at the VERY LOWEST PRICE, this will enable the public to purchase at nearly WHOLESALE PRICES. The following Lines.are just being opened, and an Harly Call is respectfully requested :— Grey Calico, 3d White Calico, 4d Good Gray Sheeting, Is Brown Holland, s£d Table Linen, la per yard Long Curtain Net, Is per jard MediHtn Welsh Flannel, 9Jd—rery Cheap, Strong Line. AS3OETMENT OP NEW;DRESS MATERIALS, WINSEYS Fbom 5d pee Yahd. CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, &c, &c. Pi/babe Note— $*F OPPOSITE THE HOSPITAL. 2709 L. W. Parsons HAS NOW OPENED TT7ITH A LARGE STOCK OF HOLLOWAKE PICKS NAILS AXES Etc., Etc., Etc., Next J. LEYDON'S late Establishment. Pollen Stbbbi. The Niagara Falls is a eijht never to be forgotten. There are many waterfalls but onlj j on« McGoWAir Mlling 3i T*A