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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5069, 14 April 1885, Page 3

GRAHAMSTOWN WKBLEYAN CHURCH. WELCOME* SOIREE 10 THB REV. EDWARD BEST. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, APRIL 14ni, 1885. TEA in the School-room at 6 30. Public Meeting in the Church at 7.30, at which Addresses will be delivered by the Re?. E. Best, and other Ministers and friends. TICKETS for TEA......1e 6d each. Drapery NOTICE! i . ■ 3S|- FIRST SHOW or NEW WINTER lILLIMRY mow ON VIEW . AT ■ STJETHERINGTON'S, . IIETHERINGTON'S, POLLEN STREET. N E W WINTER GOODS NOW Opened up in all Departments . at • ■•■ ■ 8. Hetherington's, POLLEN STREET. Wi MARTIN AND SON ARE NOW OFFERING THE WHOLE OF THEIR STpCK or Drapery g Clothing AT ®* Great Reductions FOB CASH, TO SUIT T|df TIMES. - Inbpbctiok iNriTBD.] Wm. Martin & Sons, POLLEN STREET, aRAHAMBTOWN. Educational THAMES HIGH SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES. nPHE EVENING CLASSES at the Thames X High School will COMMENCE on THURSDAY, April 9th. Th« Hour* will be from 630 to 8 o'clock p.m. on Monday and Thursday in each week, and the Terra from April to October. FEE, 10s for each subject, which mutt in all cases be paid strictly in advance. James Adaks, 8.A., » 4373 Head Matter. THAMES BOYS' AND GIBLB' HIGH SCHOOL. T>ABENTS are respectfully informed that IT for greater convenience the year hat beta divided into Three Terms, as followt:— From February 2nd to April 25th; From May 18th to August 22nd ; From September 14th to December 19th. FEES: One Pupil, JB2 16s per term ; Two Papilt, £2 9t each per term; Three Pupils, £2 2s each per term; Four Pupils, £l 16t 9d each per term. B. A. H«Aia>, Secretary,