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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5197, 12 September 1885, Page 3

Drapery „ .'. . - .: . -'.:■. S. Hetkringtm Respectfully announces his FIRST SHOW TO-DAY OF New Straw Hats and Bonnets Laces, Ribbons, Ornaments Silk Handkerchief Collarettes, Frillings &c, &c, &c. S. HETHERINGTON, DRAPER, POLLEN STREET. 1885] SEASON. [1885 SPRING AND SUMER. —o—o— E. G. BOON WILL HOLD HIS —First Show— OF Novelties for the Present Season! * SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER sth. tST INSPECTION SOLICITED, jm E. G. BOON, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, 'SHOBTLAND.

TO OUR CUSTOMERS! AND THE INHABITANTS op the GOLDFIELD. \T7E bave to THANK out numerous Customers for the more than Liberal Patronage bestowed on us daring the past fourteen years that we hare been in Business on the Thames, and now beg to inform them that we have This Day SOLD the GOOD WILL of our Business, Books, and Book Debts, Stock-in-Trade, Etc., to Mr B. T. Douglas, who will Continue the Business as heretofore, and for whom we solicit a Continuance of the same Liberal Patronage as extended toui. Mears & Co. TN reference to abore it will afford me pleasure to so act as to merit the Confidence and Support of Messrs MEARS & CO.'S Customers. The Business will in future be condncted at our Stores in Willoughby street. R. T. DOUGLAS. TUST LANDED— 130 SACKS Early Seed Potatoes, PBIME KIDNEY FLUKES. SILVEB DUST FLOUR, HAMS, BACON, CHEESE, POTATOES, TEAS, AND GENERAL GROCERIES, GRAIN, & PROVISIONS. R. T. DOUGLAS COBNBB OF QUEBN AND WILLOUGHBY BTB