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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2043, 22 July 1875, Page 3

General Notices LOCAL INDUSTRY. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF PUEE BOILED SUGARS. /CHARLES PALMER, of Rolld'ston street,V_y lies g/eat pleasure in informing the Public tbat he has just completed, at great expense, all the receseary machines and improvements for producing first-class Boiled / Sugar of every description. Sugar Whistles ' and all the latest novelties in Boiled Goods. Cleanliness, Purity, and Cheapness being the motto cf C. Palmeb, Wholesale Confectioner, Eolleeton street, Thames. THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. MR J. W. LEAHY, BOOTMAKER, BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWtf, BEGS to draw the attenlion of the Thames Public to the following IMMENSE REDUCTIONS in Prices of BOOTS and SHOES :— Gent's Wellingtons, to order ... £1 8 0 Do half. do ... 13 0 Do Elasiic Sides, from 163 to 1 0 0 Do Balmorals... ... ... 10 0 Do Shoes, elastic or lace ... Ql6 0 Ladies' Gaiters, kid or calf ... 018 0 Do. Balmorals ... ... 016 0 J. W. L. begs to intimate that his Stock of English Goods arc at a price that will defy competition, all of which are of the Latest Fashions. N.B.—Diggers' Watertights, Ids. |jg|p° Fsmilies waited on for orders. Please Note the Address — J. W. LEAHY, Bootmaker, GRAHAMSTOWN. (Opposite Mr Davioa' Onehunga Store).. 652 JOHN CROCKER BEG 3to inform the Inhabitants of the Thames that he is now in a position to supply all kinds of . BOOTS AND SHOES of the VERY BEST QUALITY, At Prices that will a»tonish all who may favor him with their patronage, as the following List will testify-;— 3 d Men's Bluchers 7 6 do Elas'ic Boats 10 0 do do Shoes 7 6 do Watertights ... 13 0 Ladies' Elastic Sides ... ' 6 0 do Kid (our own make) ...- ... 14 0 Maids' Elastic Sides (l's and 2's) ... 4 6 Children^ Morocco(lO'8 to 13's) ... 5 6 do Boots from... 1 6 The above ore only a few of the many chenp Goods he has for Sale, and the Heads of Families would do well to pay him a visit before poing elsewhere. His Ladies' Elastic Sides at 6s are especially worthy of notice. Observe the Address— JOHN CROCKER, BOOT & SHOEMAKER, BROWN STREET, j Gbahamstown. ' 769 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. j \\J M. MARTIN & SON, DRAPERS and \ V V CLOTHIERS, late of Rolleston street, , beg to Inform their numerous Customers ' and the Public generally that they have | REMOVED to those Commodious Premises opposite Susies' Building, Pollen street, three doors from Foy Bros' Photographic Studio, where they hope to meet their old customers, nnd by Strict Attention to business, combined with Reasonable Prices and Civilly, to Merit a fair share of General Patronge. Remember the Address— W. MARTIN & SON. 723 \ SCHOOL NOTICE. ! MISS GARY still holds her School at Mrs Bargrove's late residence, Abraham street. English, Music, and French taught. Dancing Class every Friday Evening from 7 to 9. No Winter Holidays. 595 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TAMES MACKIE, Coach Builder, Wheel--0 wrighf, and General Smith, than b his Customers for their liberal eupporfe during the last »it years, and begs to announce that he has REMOVED from his old premiseß, in rear of Theaire Boyal, to a more Central Position next to Naval Hall, and directly opposite Read's Timber Yard, Brown ftrect, GranamstowH. N.B.—All work Guaranteed First-class. .__ 354 McGowan's GUoCERY AND JJAKERY.. TMTcGOWAN'S new SHOP is supplied with a large Stock of NEW & FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES, which he is determined to sell at the i lowest'possible rates. Parties taking a small order of any kind of Goods can have them in most cases cheaper than the so-called Wholesale Houses. You naturally ask how is | this ?—Because he buys, for Cash, and a ' • 1 small percentage on a quick sale pays him , well. " Pbove the above by Tkial ! THE LITTLE SHOP TO LET. Apply to James McGowan. /IARDS, Circulars (on note or letter paper) \J in plum und fancy type. Carters' Receipts printed, bound and perforated, ho EVEKIKO SIAB Office.