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Business Notices MWHITEHEAD, BOOTMAKER, POLLEN STREET, TTAS received his SPRING and SUMMER STOCK of English, German, nnd Fiench «T BOOTS AND_SHOES! ~S LADIfiS 1, GIRLS, and Children's Button Boots and' Shoe Style. Ladies' and Girls' Prunella Boots—all Sizes, Good Q.uality, and Low Price, GENTS' German Sewn Shoes and Bootsi Ladies' and Children's Fancy Evening Shoes. BABIES' Boots, Shoes, and Slippers—in great variety. Men's Cricket Shoes and Spikrs. Some very choice Ladieß and Gents' Shoes and Boots for tender feet. SPECIAL SHIPMENT of Girls' and Children's Levant Boota—splendid wear. LADIES' KID BOOTS, from 73 6d pa_ir; LADIES' PRUNELLA BOOTS—real good wear—only 7s 6d pair. Lot of BABLtii3 BOOTS and SHOES—Large Sizes at Is pair, to Clear. EVERY DESCBIPTION OF BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO OEDER. M. WHITEHEAP. j Business Notices E-i i^ • RUT OBSERVE! ja *« K^ s New Sprins and i neh || i | Summer Goods >-H j] I 03 •• g AT I |g jg}jjs T. SHORT'S H GO O 5£ £ § g DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, EH ytf UJ £o £ S H " g S Gkahamstown, H X m P« o£ g S K l^ 5 .. 3 ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD.AI |^ -. gg S LOW PRICES, TO INSURE *Jn H£ , § A QUICK RETURN. . L iJ §S Ho ''■' o mHE BEST MAKES INSf W §S ■ j CALICOES, <! bbffiiH SHEETINGS, Pj ZP> ~y'i IU I COUNTERPANES, &c , &o. !-;* M—- BLACK SILKS ("good qualities), from I I 2s lid a yard. 1 BLACK KID GLOVES (4 T buttons) 2s lid. TTT tt* r™ «tm -w T SUPERIOR COLORED and WHITE . GKMiHi JN 9 CORSETS-a new make-VBET HATTER, FLAX, CBIMEANTand FLANNEL BROWN STREET. SHlßTS—extra large sizes— VEST CHEAP. WOULD specially invite the attention of all those requiring GOOD, SEEVICEABLE, •»« HATS Jip'S VERY TBT3 E to the Large Stock of HARD and JSOII 1 FELT HATS he lias Jusfc Received and m_TAT WE ARE SELLING NEW and OPENED UP, and which he has marked at 1 FASHIONABLE GOODS at AUCKaueh Prices a 8 must command a Speedy of oppoßitior)) oiCciriiDcc* They have all been personally selected by and ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS in him, and if an iivpection of them is only NHCK FRILLING, made, purchases must follow. Ladie£ ., Tiea Gentß , Tka Hollands All sorts of HATS and CAPS made to Collarß Gloveß Flannels order on the premises at the shortest pos- c o n are tt eß Hosiery Prints aible notice. Ruffles Fiishionable Lustres —-"" Fancy Aprons Straw Hats Sateens New Designs in Yankee Shaped Hats. Pinafores Coreets Muslins __, Underclothing G-inghsm Calicoes Hats taken in exchange as part Payment^ A LAEGE AND VARIOUS ASSORTMENT OF — " FANCY GOODS, LiXGrEIT 1 LIG'SLT I To° Numerous to mention. .. nDC „ lnuT ,~7uc&D ISPUT T BATS» BALLS, DOLLS, & TOYS OF MORE ILIGHT ! CHEAP LIUHI I all SORTS— GOOD LIGHT! cheapi cheapn cheapni . _t AT Mie present Price of Gas, GOOD -mm '„-,,„„ JD- /7~ '„ KEROSENE will be found for all M. MOrQaifl Of CO. S ? ordinary purposes Cheaper and Better. (^ D pQLLEN STREET, —— Seats Coohbane Steeet, James Renshaw, owen stbeet, Clvipli-pt, Suasion ' has for sale- season . Downeb'3, Devoe's, Stab, and other GOOD CRICKET SEASON!! KEROSENES; LAMPS from Is 3d to 60s .each; LAMP GLASSES, GLOBES, and CRICKET SEASON I!! WICKS in Great Variety. *3I? OVENS and COOKING STOVES, from 4s to £12. "" JUST RECEIVED-AFres^ Supply of a spLENDID ASSOBT . GOOD TAB-Llii OUliiHiKx. I MENT of Agent for Wheeleb and Wilson's unsurpassed SEWING MACHINES. CRICKETING GOODS I CRICKETING GOODS!! Lamb ! Lamb! Lamb ! THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. Orders from Up-Country Clubs promptly F. Wells & Son attended to> T>EGI- to intimate that they will have "*"* THIS EVENING, t\\ - llpljVl-r AT THEIR SHOP, OWEN STREET, VllClOl ll«.V »_ll ? Vi. J GRAHAMSTOWN,: The First Lamb of the tobacconist & stationer. — COAL! GOAL! PRIME NAPIER BEEP V-rV^XXU raj-ma WBTUB r MUTTON —— PRIME VEAL, and GOAL ON SALE. DAIRY-FKD PORK; 1 And the Show of our own Cured HAMS and BACON cannot be surpassed T (w ipir on the Thames. -I . —— , ... , KARAKA BRIDGE. SMALL GOODS of every description and POULTRST can be had, dressed or undressed, i afcR hE7LPOR nAu^^^^^ every Satu, JiUPTUSBS. ' -all made by our wi^ & y* 3 R R> STRIOE:LANI)j w^ tt nnr> Address— Surgical Instrument-maker (late maker to Note our Aac?Teßß Bradford> Wakefield Hospitals, and F, WELLh AxUU SUIN, Gateshead Dispensary). s Yincent street, OWEN "STREET, Auckland (13 doora from Cook stieet, right ©BAHAMSTOWN; ha-d side). 2239

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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4936, 4 November 1884, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4936, 4 November 1884, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4936, 4 November 1884, Page 1

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