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QUEEN'S HOTEL, ALBERT STREET. .A* B, 8. YOUNG- begs to return hie best thaoka for the land patronage bestowed on him since he opened the above House. The House is repltte with every comfort and convenience, and is second to none in New. Zealand for ita WINES and SPIRITS, including Australian Wines of the very beat brands. , ENGLISH LIME JUICE, &p., &c. 77361 c BOROUGH BAKERY, Beach Road, CU?AHAMSTOWN (near the Gpods Wharf) JOHN ROBINSON, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. J. B. having at considerable.cxpen*e*ereoted a Large and Commodious Baking Establishment on the Beach Road, is now prepared to mpply the beßt quality of bread at a most reasonable price. Visitors to Tararu Gyardeas can supply tbemßelvrs with nil Picnic requirements, there being alwavfl a Large Stock of Confectionery on hand, including Mennie and Day's famous Biscuits. Remember the Address — BEACH ROAD. 7726 CRSr^REDUCTION IN PRICE. Quadri, Bootmaker, POIiIEIf-STBTSBT SHOBTIAND, BEGS to call attention to the following LIST of PRICES of his boots and Shoes, which can be had either ready made or to order: — Elastic Side Boots 17s 63. Half Wellington Boots 22s 6d Wator tight Boots, light or strong 16s Lac up Boots ... ... ... 13s Blucher Boots ... 11s Boys' Lace up Boots from 8s Canvass Blucher, lined with English Kip leather, and guaranteed to stand all weather 15s REPAIRING. Half Sole ... ... 3s 6d Sole and Heels ... ... ... 4s 6d And all other Repaira done Equally Cheap, and in a Superior Manner. Observe the Address— POLLEN-STREET, SHORTLAND. (Opposite Dr. Kilgour's.) 7628-26 A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS HAS been OPENED in Brown street Grahamßtewn, opposite Mr. Shoet's Draper, 40. For terms apply as under. N.B.—A NIGHT SCHOOL, to commence on MONDAY, 16th November, will be held on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings, from 7 to 9 p.m. Persons ■ wishing to join will be good enough to leave their names at Mr. Jab. Ciabkb's, Grocer, Owen-street. Edmund C. Cokhes, Teacher. MRS. CORSTON INVITES attention to her NEW and FABBIONABLE STOCK of MILLIHEBY JUST OPENED UP. Stra.y Hats and Bonnets in great variety j Feathers and Flowers that will Defy Competition at. NE WIN GT O N HOUSE BfiO WJT-STEEET, Next door to Reed's, Photographic Artist. N.B.—An apprentice to the Dress-maling wanted. Apply e&rly. tc7562 GOVERNMENT LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITIES. Important to Miners. "ft /f INERS — Especially married men — "111 should INSURE their LIVES. By Payment of 10s. 4d. per Quarter, or less than TENPENCE PER WEEK, a person at the age of thirty may secure to his family at his decease £100. Larger amounts on the same liberal scale. Thus placing them in a position of comparative independence. Tables of Rates, Pamphlets, and other in* formation on application t» .James Hopceapt, ' Evening Star Office, Grahamatown. WH. HAZARD, Gunmaker, &c., &c, • 17, Brown-street, Grahamstown, has on hand "Breech and Muzzle-loading Guns; Colt'f, Smith and Weston's, Sharp's, Adams' WebUy's, Lefancheure, Flobert's, Snider, Whitworth, Wesley Richards, Enfield, Henry Rifle's and Revolvers; Dixon's and Hawksley'e Powder Flasks and Shot Pouches; EleyV Caps, Wads, Wire Cartridges, &o. Cartridge Ccies for Breech-leading Shot Guns already filed, or filled fo order on the shortest notice. Repairing done in the best manner and warranted to givo satisfaction. Doer Plates Engraved ; Mathematical and Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Locks, Keys, &c, &c,' made or repaired j Meerschaum Pipes Mounted. . 7375 FOY BROS., PHOTOGRAPHERS, IN RETURNING THANKS <o their numerous Fiicnds and the Public in General for the very Liberal Support they have received since commencing business, beg to intimate that their Studio will be ' CLOSED from Ihc 4th to the 23rd of November to enable them to make Alterations during which time they will be in attendance Daily between the hours of 3 and 5 p.m., to receive and deliver orders. 7665-78

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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1840, 25 November 1874, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1840, 25 November 1874, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1840, 25 November 1874, Page 4

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