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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5238, 31 October 1885, Page 3

Boxing ACADEMY OF MUSIC Satubday, Octobeb 31st. THIS EVENING, GREAT BOXING CONTEST, Between B. Mathews, the CHAMPION of New Zealnnd, and John Etjbke middleweight of Sydney, MATHBwa to knock Bubkb out of time in 4 three-minute rounds, Mar guis of Queenßberry rules, with full-sized gloves for £50 a-side and all of the gate money. Mr Mathbws will rlbo give A MEDAL Away to [the best Middle-weight Amateur Boxer of the Thames. Admission—Front Seats, 3s; Gallery, 2s; Pit, One Shilling. Wanted WANTED KNOWN—That A. Cumdew, Corner Pollen and Mary Street, has ON SALE a good assortment of CHAIBS at surprisingly Low Prices. WANTED, the Ladies to remember that Mrs Giovbb's Drapery Establishment is opposite the Hospital; a large assortment of DRAPERY and MILLINERY GOOD 3on hand st the lowest possible Prices for Cash. Our Motto—Small Profits and Quirk Returns. Note the Address: Mrs Gjovjbb, Opposite Hospital, Mary street. WANTED the Public to Know—That I am a Purchaser of SCRAP IRON in any quantity.—J. W. RICKIT, Beach, Grahamstown. General Notices NEW! GOOD 1 AND _2EE AP! George Crocker TTAS now OPENED UP his Stock of Boots & Shoes for the pretest and coming Season, and would respectfully aßk for an inspection of same, being convinced that no one can offer better value than is to be obtained at his Establishment. . It comprises a Grand Assortment of almost every description of English and Colonial - made BOOTS & SHOES, from the Best and most reliable Manufacturers, all of which are marked in Plain Figures at the Smallest Margin of Profit. f. d. Ladies' Elastic-Side Boots ... 6 0 per Pair. Our Own Make Shoes (made to order) 12 6 Boots Half-soled & Heeled... 3 6 Remkmbeq the Addbbss : George Crocker, BROWN STREET, Gbahamstovn. THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN. ~~ NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT. j. G. Catran BEGS to inform all his old friends and the Public generally that he has OPENED his NEW ESTABLISHMENT in POLLEN STREET, Next door to Mr C Paxmbb's, Confectioner, with a Large and well-assorted Stock of Groceries & Provisions Suitable for a Family Trade. All tbe Goods are NEW and of the Best Quality, and will be sold at the very Lowest Prices for Cash. HIS TEAS Are particularly well selected, and will suit the tastes of all Customers. GOODS delivered to all parts of the Field. A TRIAL OBDEK RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. 'fcTJ O, Diomed, well met! Do you sup XI with Glaucus to-night ? " " Alas, no, dear Olodius ; he has not invited me. By Pollux, a scurvy trick j for they say his suppers are the best in Pompeii." " Think not of it, my good Diomed; but lunch with me at Honiss and Son's tomorrow at noon. Their Luncheons are the best in Hauraki; their j Steaks, Chops, and Cutlets are grilled to a turn—juicy, and of that piquant flavour which creates an appetite whilst you eat." NOTE THE ADDRESS— HONISS & SON, BROWN STREET, PASTRY COOKS, CONFECTIONERS, and BAKEB& THEY SUHPIiY— TEA COFFEE COCOA CHOPS STEAKS CUTLETS HOT PIES, Ac, In their LUNCHEON ROOMS at ALL HOURS. AIbo—BISCUITS, PASTEY, CAKES, and SWEETMEATS. PICNICS, SOIREES, BALLS & PARTIES Supplied on Reasonable Terms. To Let HOUSES TO LET.— Apply to Jakes McQowak.