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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4909, 3 October 1884, Page 3

Lands and Houses TjlOK S A LE-C HEAPTHAT COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIEKTLY SITUATED Cottage, with Garden Stocked with Choice Fruit Trees, at Mount Plcßeant, lately occupied by J. CSBOHNE, Esq. j R. R. McGRIGOR, Albert street. Notices GREAT Clearing Sale OF Groceries and General Oilmen's Stores. John News on BEGS to inform bis Customers and the Thames Public generally that he has decided to make several alterations and additions to bia premises in Bolleston street, and before doing bo it is necessary that his large, valuable, and well-assorted Stock of General Groceries should be cleared out of the "way. In order to do this he has decided to hold a CHEAP SALE of the WHOLE OF HIS STOCK for — ONE MONTH OSLY — during which time considerable Reductions will be made on all kinds of Goods. The Stock is all Fresh.and Good, and this is a capital opportunity for heads of families to lay in a etock of really First-class Groceries of every dsy consumption. I This is a really GENUINE SALE, as the ' Balance of Stock left will be offered at Public A uc ion immediately after. j Obsebve the Addbess: JOHNNEWSON, Genebal Stoeekeepeb, EOLLESTON STREET. Removals I R. Morgan 6p Co. JTAVING REMOVED to the more convenient Premises lately occupied hg Mesdarnes Odg-BBS and Jebfbies, ME-OPENED on SATURDAY, August 30t7i, with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK -of — HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, TIES, FJ&ILLINGHS, TOTS and FANCY OOODS, STATIONERY, AND NEWSPAPERS. U£g=PQLLEN STREET, Neat* Cooukane Stbebt, Grahamstown. REMOVAL. J. F Day, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, rj AS REMOVED to NEW PREMISES, Opposite Dr. Payne's Surgery, 4_Doora from Mary street. 3433 T7K)R YORKSHIRE RELISH and all JD other SAUCES—GO TO MEARS and CO.'s, Pollen street. f7OR KEROSENE—Light of Age, Devoe's, V and other. Branda—UO TO MEABS and CO.'S Tea and Grocery Warehouse, Pollen street. I.IOR TEAS, the Best Value on the I; Thames, Delicious Flavor and Sterling Q, .-i'itj—GO TO ailfiAßS aud CU. S Poilen street. _ AT a very pleasant tea party, th 3 conversation turned on trans migration. A bay oi exquidif,e beauty wbo was sipping MOtfoWA* S b'Bti turned to Mr &s<* &<&«<* wh-. afc fona ti« would prefer to iai»bi6? 3&F fc» <?i*oJ*«iJ ion Tw£ K m*&im\ ' . ,: .