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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2181, 31 December 1875, Page 1

NEW ?SPRING AND RUMMER ' MILLINERY, ;> NEW SPRING AlfD SUMMER NEW CLOTHING, Are now Opened up at S. HETHERINGTON'S, Consisting of the Most FASHIONABLE Goods in all DEPARTMENTS,; all of which were .carefully selected, great care being taken,'in^selecting only new and stylish patterns—all of which are now oflfered to the Thames Public at the Lowest Possible Cash Prices; INSP/OTION INVITED.

Business Notices SPECIAL GENERAL NOTICE. JOHN KEESING'S THAMES BAZAAR Will foe Closed on Christmas Eve AND New Year's Eve, In consequence of the same being the Jewish Sabbath. -T' 3L thought it advisable to g,ive the 0 , above notice in time, as it may prevent many persons being disappointed, especially at Christmas and New Year time, and would respectfully request intending purchasers of Christmas Presents and New* Year's Gifts, to come , '. BEFORE SUNDOWN ' oar CIiBISTMAS EVE AND NEW . j YEAR'S EVE^ .Toys, and Fancy Articles in great variety. Photographic Albums bound in Calf, Morocco, and with Raised Figures, Pearl, &c.' 'Beautiful Cabinetware, ■ inlaid, &c. A large Assortment of Elegant Orna-ments-and Useful Goods of almost every description, together with China, Glassware, Crockery, &c] &c. THAMES BAZAAR, Brown street, Grahmstown. 1475 PROVINCIALISM V. CENTRALISM^ PROVINCIALISM being in n. dying state, we bave determined, during the Holidays, to SELL our GOODS at a GREAT REDUCTION. Our Stock is Largo and cannot be enumerated. Everything from a needle to an anchor. , Cradles, Rocking and other horses Bats and Balls, Dolls' (various) Pearl Necklaces,' Studs, Earrings Brooches, Crosses ia beautiful and varied * patterns" Drums,. SwordVPiatols Itimm'elV Perfumery, Soap ati'd Pomade Combs'and Brushes, Nail and Tooth ....-,•■ -Brushes -, • ;'. „ .;.-. .-• . : .;..^ Musical Toys, Box Toys , ' ; Genta'Collars, Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, / -v.- > :■. r. '&&, &C. v.- - v-'M'; • • ,'. -■■■>;■"■ "■ Muslin?, Hollands, Prints, Antimacassars, <&c.'s Hosiery of all kinds ,„. By order;o£ '■. \-.., ■„: ; : .-. ,-...•.., ; 7 ; ROBERT MORGAN, :, SHOETLAND BA Z. AA R, POIIEN STREET, ShoKTLAND. New Goods, suitable for the Season. T. WOOD HAS JUST OPENED a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of MEN'S CLOTHING, Selected carefully by himself to suit the present season—an inspection of which he invites. The Goods ■will be sold at Lowest Prices, to meet th? times. TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND FANCY ' GOODS DEPARTMENT. TWOOD has "lately imported a Largo • Assortment of JN TEW GOODS in the above line,-including latest shape 3 of Meerschaum and Wood Pipes j Musical aiid Photographic Albums ; Purses, P.ocket Knives, Shirt Studs, and Solitaires. The Largest Stock of Concertinas on the Thames—all new goods at lowest prices. BEST TOBACCO CUT DAILY. POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. IMMENSE SACRIFICE IN PRICES , . OF BOOTS AND SHOES . AT J. W. LEAHY'S Pink of Fashion Boot Shop, BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN, OF WHICH THE FOLLOWING will givo satisfactory proof:— • OUR OWN MAKE— Gents' Wellingtons, from „, 25s Gents' Balmorals, from ... 16s Elastic S.ides, from ... 16s Ladies' Elastic and Balmorals, from ... „, 3s 6d ENGLISH GOODS— ■ Gents' Spring Sidee, from „, 9a 6d Gents' Shoes, from.. • ..-. 6s 6d - Ladies' Kid Boots, patent too lap, from ... ... 5s 9d Maiden's do do, do, from ... 4s 3d Girls' do do, from .;. 3s 9d Children's Boots, from . . Is Persons desirous to avail themselves of the above ofeould lose no time. Please note the address— J. W. LEAHY, BOOT BUILDER, Opposite Mr W. Daries's Onehunga Store, Brawn Street, Grahams town.