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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2113, 12 October 1875, Page 3

General Notices Thames Bazaar, JOHN KEESING, CROCKERY WARE, CHINA, GLASS, HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES, USEFUL ARTICLES, & FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. The LARGEST and MOST VARIED STOCK of the Class of GOODS on the Thames. JUST OPENED Ex Ltotbrwori'h, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of WAX FRUIT and CAMBRIC and SILK FLOWERS under Glass Shades, from 8 inches to 20 inches high i MANILLA KITS, GLASS SHADES,Raised ' Wool and Bead-Worked SLIPPERS A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of VASES and ORNAMENTS DOG WHISTLES, Electro-plate an^ Metal Tea and Toffee Pots and Services BEST CONCERTINAS, Boys' Building Bricks SHELL BOXES (various), Tea Trays and Waiters GENTS' SHIRT SUITS, in Gold, Pearl, Black, Ivory, Plated, &c. CLOTH BRUSHES, with and without handle. PERFUME SETS, 3 and 6 pieces .MUSICAL ALBUMS, Puff.Boxes with Puffs (various), Mouth Organs, Large Wood Dolls STEEL and GOLD BEADS, Razor Strops, Feather Edged Fane, Workbox Fittings, &c, &c. All Goods Carefully Packed Free of Charge. l^p 0 Three doors from Bank of NewZealand, Bhown Stbeet, Gbahamsto'wk. Closed on Saturdays until Sundown. 6 Pink of Fashion Boot Shop, Opposite MrW. Davies's Onehnnga Stor?, .BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. SPECIAL TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE THAMES. MR J. W. LEAHY, Boot Buildee, Begs to inform all that he has just opened 100 TRUNKS of LADIES', GENTS', and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, All of which will be disposed of at cost price to make room for other shipments. J. W. L, has also on hand, of his own manufacture, Boots for Fashion, Workmanship, and Qualify that cannot be surpassed in the Southern Hemisphere. Wend your way to the King of the Craft, where you will have your Boots made up to the glass of fashion and mould of form ; where your pet corns will not be tortured, that you may peg your wr.y, like the Flying Dutchman, without fear of suffering from it afterwards. * # * A Trial is specially asked for. N.B. —Private apartment for Ladies. DIGGERS' WATERTIGHT 9, 12s 9d. Please note the address — J. W. LEAHY, BOOT BUILDER, Opposite Mr W. Davies's Onehunga Store, Brown Street, Qrahamstown, IjIAMILY, DISPENSING. AND MANUFACTURING CHEMIST, 20, BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES (Near the Bank of New Zealand). V 1148 NOTICE. W. AVENELL, HAVING been in business on the Thames for over three years, begs most respectfully to thank his Customers and the pub!ic generally for the very liberal support, he has received during that time. Having enlarged his premises and added several improvements, he is now prepared to supply SAUSAGES, &c.—not made by Steam —of the most approved quality, and ha 3 always on hand the BEST CORN BEEF, PORK, AND TONGUES, &c. None but the very best quality of Meat supplied. Note the A ddress — j W. AVENELL, Foegen Stbeet, 8041te Shortland. THAMES GOLDFIELDS HOSPITAL. NOTICE. QUBSCRIPTIONS to the Funds of the O above Institution are respectfully reqnested, as the income is now insufficient to keep the Hospital in its present efficient state. 1188 W. Rowe. SCHOOL NOTICE. MISS CARY still holds her School at Mrs Bargrove'a late residence, Abraham Btreet. English, Music, and French taught. Dancing Class every Friday Evening from 7 to 9.