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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1937, 19 March 1875, Page 3

THE PANTHEON! THE PANTHEON !! N O T I CX. FORD, POTTER & CO. TJAVING BEEN OFTEN HEQUESTED TO VISIT THE THAMES BY THEIR MANY CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS, Hare great pleasure in OPENING A BRANCH OF THEIR PANTHEON IN BROWN STREET, WITH A Good and Varied Stock \i OF GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING _ . - AND, ■ .;--■- ---GENERAL OUTFITTING. (35* Observe— ANY GARMENT MADE TO MEASURE at STOCK PRICES. FORD, POTTER & CO,, BROWN STBEET, G R AH A'HSTOWN. NEXT Mb CARTER*, STATIONER. 38 it TVfOW is the winter of our disll content made glorious summer by" the arriral of several consignments, of useful and ornamental CHRISTMAS GOODS AT THK - -1 SHORTLAND BAZA^E. Box and Magnetic Toys 2d etch; Gunt, I||; , Tea Sets, Ac, Perfumerj, Jewellery, &c, fill Cheap and Good. . . „-, Our object is to realise at small profits. Black Ear-rings Is per pair. No. deception - • ; G WALLER, Wholesale and Retail • Tobacconist, next the Bank of New Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstown. . OHINEMURI. 1) A. JONES, HAIRDRESSER, ke. Board and lodging. Rooms connected. __^ tcl24 17ANGY SHOWCARDS in tarioncolpars I unequalled fo? design and eien tioji, at, the Etxhivo Stab Office. ' V! |