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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3125, 22 February 1879, Page 3

Volunteer Notices THAMES NAVAL BRIGADE. THE Company and Band will MUSTER on SUNDAY at 10.15 a.m. sharp, prepared to attend the uaual Monthly Church Parade. By order. T. Lawless , 205 Sub-Lieut, and Sec. ST. GEORGE'S NAVAL CADETS. MEMBERS are requested to Muster at the Naval Hall, at 10.15 a.m TOMORROW (Sunday), for the purpose of attending CHURCH PARADE. J. R. GrIBBONS, 206 Hon. Sec. THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION. MEMBERS of No. 1 Company are requested to Meet THIS EVENING, at 7.30, on Important Business. T. L. MtTBBAT, Major. THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION. THE Battalion, Band, and Cadets will ASSEMBLE for Church Parade on SUNDAY, at 10 a.m. Monthly Inspection on MONDAY, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. By order. S. 0. Schombld, 195 Adjutant. Notices LOST, yesterday evening, between the National Bank and the Mechanics' Institute, a SILVER CARD CASE, initialed " E. A." The finder will be rewarded on returning it to Mrs AITKBN, Sealey street, Shortland. 208 NOTICE. AS I am about to leave the Thames, nil persons indebted to me are Requested to SETTLE their ACCOUNTS without further delay, and oil persons to whom I am indebted are Requested to Send in their ACCOUNTS made up to the end of the present month, not later than March 2nd, for payment. P. A. PtrHSUTE. Byre street, Shortland, February 20fcb, 1879. 191 Hear Getting Crowded Out I IMPORTANT TELEGRAM. TO the Inhabitants of 810ck27, Shortland, and Parawai.—Be united, ard join to* gether. Bust up the little Ringl that is now ruling you and frittering away your local revenue. Advice to the friends of Grahamstown: Don't pile on the agony too much! the last straw broke the Camel's back. Pub* lie, draw you own conclusions. flgfT Above All Things, PATRONISE THE CHEAP BOOT- ; SELLER and MAKER, E. C. M 0 R Q A N. By deing so you will save you money, get a Good, Fit, and have real Value in Workmanship and Material. Try Morgan's Men's E.S Boots ... 12s 6d Try Morgan's Ladieß* Patent Shoes ... 12s 9d Try Morgan's Men's and Boys' Bluchers from 6s 9d Try Morgan's Ladies' and Children's BOOTS and SHOES of all Descriptions, Cheaper than any other house in town. Country Orders, accompanied with Cash or reference, forwarded to any of the Up-river Settlements. Don't look for the addres, but CALL or SEND to— E. G. MORGAN, BOOTMAKER, POLLEN STEEET, SHORTLAND. NOTICE. I WILLIAM MCDOWELL, hereby give , notice that I Will Not be Responsible for any DEBTS contracted by my Wife after this date. William MeDowBLL. Grabamstown, February 19th,'79. 186 Meabs &, Co.] [Meahs & Co. EXTRA* VALUE in NEW SEASON'S 1878 TEAS. 1879 CHEBTSj HALF-CHESTS, BOXES. NO. I.—Finest First Crop Eeisow per lb. Congou Tea ... ... 2s Od „ 2.—Extra Finest First Crop Ankou Congou Tea ... 2s 0d „ 3.—Choicest First Crop young How Eaisow Congou Pekoe Flavoured Tea... 3* Od „ 4.—Extra. Choicest Sinchune K'lisow (very pure ripe) Souchong Flavour ... 3s 6d We have much, pleasure in drawing particular attention to the above line of Teas, they being EXTRA. VALUE, and DIRECT FROM FOOCHOW FOO. Sugars: COMPANY'S No. 1, Reduced to Bd per lb. YARRAVILLE (Light) MAUBITIOS (Yellow) CUBE and CRUSHED LOAF Also Reduced in Pbicb ! VICTORIA COMPANY'S JAMS, 8d per Tin Jellies. Etc.: French Jellies Bheep's Tongues English „ Brawn Anchovy Paste Totted Head Yarmouth Bloaters Boiled Mutton in Ham and Chicken 21b. Tius Produce, Etc.: BACON, HAMS, CHEESE, always direct. BUTTER and EGGS from the Finest Dairies, Grain, Etc.: Maize, Oats, Wheat, Bran, Chuff, Woods' Flour, Oatmeal, Pollard, &c, &c, at LOWEST PRICES! AT MEARS & CO.'S, GROCERS, TEA-DEALEKS, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, POLLEN STREET, Thames.