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Thames Advertiser, Volume XI, Issue 3190, 11 December 1878, Page 1

Shipping. STEAM TO OHINEMURI, CALLING AT ALL STATIONS. d THE fast and commodious I Bide-wbeel steamer^ Master. From Shorthand (oallinq at Ghahamstown Wharf). Wednesday, at 7 morning Friday, at 7 morning PROM dHINEMUBI, Thursday, at 6 morning . , Saturday,'at 6.30 morning- ' Refreshments oh Board. .' ' V • j JOHN BOTT, Agent.. tl' ■ "■ . / " P- STEAM TO OHINEMURI. / or rd ' at VJA. p. BB ' .... .. 'PEARL.' From Shortiand (oaliino at Grahams*- ' TOWH WHiKP). ■ For Omnemuri, Thursday, at 7 morning Saturday, at 7,30 morning From Ohihemdri. Wednesday, at 6 morning Friday, at' 6 morning Saturday, at 4.30 afternoon] Weather and other circumstances permitting* S. H. BURNINGHAM. Businesß Notices. i BOTH® OFKEMOYAL. I in. jirrasoN, • BOOJD3ELLER AND .STATIONER, POLLEN-STREET, U OAS REMOVED Two Doors nearer 171 Karaka Bridge, to the Premises lately occupied by J* Mr Turner, Tailor. . „ BIBLES, CHURCH SERVICES, AND PRAYER BOOKS. id Church of England, Presbyterian, Wesleyan, /e and Congregational HYMN BOOKS; "GARDEN OF THE SOUL," &o, &0,, In'; Great Variety, School, Account, and Mining Com- ■< panies* Books >f A® 'Lowbse Prices.- % AGENT FOR } SHARLAND'S I CELEBRATED MEDICINES AND J PERFUMES. See List in'another column, 5 ' THE PIONEER BUTCHER OF THE THAMES. E LAMB|! LAMB!! LAMB!! D. 0 RM E i t T>HGS to inform his Customers and the D Public generally that, in order to meet the requirements of an increasing business, he has REMOVED his establishment to those Commodious Premises lately occupied as the GEORGE, HOTEL, where all orders entrusted to him shall have his best attention, J - NONE BUT THE BEST QUALITY ~ ; OF MEAT IS KEPT, And the Prices Charged are the Lowest possible Remunerative ones. D.'ORME would remind the public that he was the First Butchei to supply Meat on the Township, and his steady increase of Business since is proof of the Quality and Cheapness of the article he supplies. Remember the Address— • , D. ORM E, Late Geobge Hotel, uppe;r p;ollen-s;treet, I! Grahamstown, '' ■ E. C. MORGAN, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, l T)HGS to inform the Public of the Thames ' Jj and Country Settlers that he has OPENED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of ladies' and children's E BOOTS AND SHOES, Specially suited for the coming season, A Handsome Lot of Little Girla' Patent Shoes very Cheap; also, ladies' Cashmere House/Boots and Slippers. —- j* )0 Just call and see my ladies' Colonial-made )0 Patent Dress shoes at 12s 9d. I am still selling that Marvel of Cheapness— )0 Colonial-made E.S. Men's Boots, at 12s 6d; Men's and Boys' Bluchers, Boots (boys) nailed, )0. from 0s 6d; Men's at 10s 6d, worth 16s. )0 Country Orders, accompanied with Cash or Reference, forwarded to any of the up-river Settlements, —■ - DONT MISTAKE THE ADDRESS! - B. O. MOEGAN, he THE CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE ed, SELLER AND MAKER, gs : POLLER-STREET, SHORTLANDi j J. MUIR, ■H Abmy and Navy Tailoe, jjj Corner of Brown and Williamson Streets, • Grahamstown, BEGS to call the attention of the gentlemen of the Thames to his Large and Well , a . Selected STOCK of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which for quality and oheapness , er cannot be surpassed. t Si A good fit guaranteed { WAN'S .FOR . 3s. TEA