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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5121, 16 June 1885, Page 2

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Blankets, Bugs, Blankets, Mauds, Blankets! mHE Large Stock of BLANKETS JL which have just been opened up at the Establishment of the tltelbouene t\eapeey he Melbourne JJeapeey /clothing company l/lothing l/ompany are not to be Equalled for Quality and Price. fgTAPAIR of SPLENDID BLANKETS

for 10s 6d, well worth 153 6d. A Grand Live of the Best ENGLISH BLANKETS, 10-4 size, at 15a lid per pair, well worth 20s. 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 public—loo pairs to choose from, Don't miss the chance, but secure a pair in time. A Fair of THE LARGEST, 11-4 Size, at 27s 6d, well worth 32s 6d. Also,—THE NEW ZEALAND BLANKETS —11-4 size—at 32s 6d per Pair, usual price 40#, of whioh we hare a Large Stook to select from, MAUDS & RUCSV^omSs lid (worth 10s 6d) to 35s (worth 40s). Don't Mistake the Shop : THE MELBOURNE DEAPEEY & CLOTHING CO. (Corner of„ Mary and Pollen Sts.), J. H. FLEMING, Bkanch Manager.

JAMES McGOWAN, GROCER, TEA DEALER, &c, &c., pvELIVERS theJßest Quality GOODS in Town and Suburbs at LOWEST RATES. ' Possessing peculiar advantages in the Wholesale Markets, bis Patrons effect a considerable saving in having their Supplies from McGOWAN. OS. mE A TTNEQUALLED !