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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1729, 18 July 1874, Page 2

Eteet description of Dyeing and Cleaning done on the eh or test notice at the Thames Dyeing Establishment, near corner of Richmond and Rolleston-streeti.—ADVT. > To SPOETaMBif.—For eoine time past Powder, Shot, Caps and every requisite hare; , beon Selling at Cheapest Bates by J.S. Hart, "The Thames G-unmaker," pn business as such on this field since 1868. He thanks the community for their patronage, especially, since resuming business for himself. Any Q-un work done in the competent manner of twenty years' praotical experience, also cheap rates. A select stock of Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, <tc, &c, ex Chile Ac, others shortly to arrive. Everything purchased «t first cost, and selling with this advantage. J.S. Habt, Gunmakor, Pollen-street Central. —A»v«. A Good Ceitic—The Galreston, Texas " Civilian" has a critic who mixes up things very curiously. In a recent and sober notice of the appearance of Miss Alice Kingsbury in that city, he sayi— " This elfjn star (Miss Kingsbury) twinkled in the theatrical firmament last night, and had many worshippers. In speaking ot ' Fanchon,' which she played, we will omit referance to the whole of the third and the latter portion of tha forth acts', being at that time engaged at the prayer meeting." .