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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5253, 18 November 1885, Page 1

Business Notices NEW! GOOD 1 AftD CJHEAP! George Crocker TJAS now OPENED UP his Stock »f Boots & Shoes for the present and coming Season, and would respectfully aßk for an inspection of same, being convinced that no one can offer better value tban 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. t. d. Ladies' Elastic-Side Boots ... 6 0 per Pair. Our Own Make Shoes (made to order) 12 6 Boots Half-soled & Heeled... 3 6 Bemkmbeb the Addbvss : George Crocker, BROWN STREET, Gbahamstown. THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN. ———— lIOBNSED AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, I AND, ani INSURANCE AGENTS, FOXLEN STBEET, THAMEB. Goods consigned to its for Sale tvill he realised on without delay, and out* door Salei attended to. Account Sales promptly rendered.' ■ i TO OUK CUSTOMERS! AND THB INHABITANTS of the GOLDFIELD. TT7E bare to THANK our numerous Customers for the more than Liberal Patronage bestowed on us doling the past fourteen years that we bare 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 to us. M-EABB & CO. XN reference to above it will afford me pleasure to so act as to merit the Confidence and Support of Messrs MEARS & CO.'S Customers. The Business will n future be conducted at our Stored in Willoughby street. R. T. DOUGLAS. TUST LANDED--130 SACKS Early Seed Potatoes, PRIME KIDNEY FLUKES. SILVER DUST FLOUR. HAMS, BACON, CHEESE. POTATOES, TEAS, AND GENERAL GROCERIES, 4 GRAIN, & PROVISIONS R. T. DOUGLAS, COBHBE OF QUEBN AND WILLOUGHBY STS