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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5116, 10 June 1885, Page 2

Blankets, Hugs, Blankets, Mauds, Blankets! THE Large Stock of BLNAKETS which have just been opened up at the Establishment of . pHE Til KLBOUENE I^EAPEBY 1 he Melbourne IJeapery ! AND j /CLOTHING /COMPANY j L/LOTHING L/OMPANY i are not to be Equalled for Quality and Price, j (S~ A PAIR of SPLENDID BLAN&ET3 for 10s 6d, well worth 153 6cL A Grand Line of the Beat ENGLISH BLANKETS, 10-4 size, at 15s lid per pair, well worth 20a. This is a line } which we would direct our customers and ! the public to Inspect before purchasing elsewhere, as they are, without doubt, the FINEST VALUE that has ever been | offered to the Thames publio—loo pair* to choosesftom, Don't miss the chance, but secure a pair in time. A Pair of THE LARGEST, 11-4 Size, at 27b 6d, well worth 32a 6d. Also,—THE NEW ZEALAND BLANKETS —11-4 size—at 32s 6d per Pair, usu*l ptice 403, of which we hare a Large Stock to select from. MAUDS & RUCS7^m 8s lid (worth 10s 6d) to 35s (worth 40s). Don't Mistake the Shop : THE MELBOUENE DEAPERY & CLOTHING CO. (Corner of Mary and Pollen Stß.), J. H. FLEMING, Branch Managee. JAMER McGOWAN, GEOCBE, TEA DEALEE, Ac, &c., -TvELIVEES theißest Quality GOODS in Town and Suburbs at LOWEST BATES. Possessing peculiar advantages in the Wholeiale Maikets, his Patrons effect a considerable saving in having their Supplies from MoGOWAN. OS. THE A TTNEQUALLED!