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Thames Star, Volume XIX, Issue 5824, 29 September 1887, Page 3

Drapery ' „ Spring and Summer Shipments PER S.S. "TONGABIRO" AND " ARiWA." S. HETHERINGTON WISHES to Direct Special Attention to his Splendid Show of STKAW GOODS, LACES, FEATHERS' FLOWERS, ORNAMENTS, &c. Also : Grand Display of Newest and Most Stylish PRINTS FOR THIS SEASON, JUST ARRIVED, by above Steamers direct from London, NOW ON VIEW; INSPECTION BESPEGTFULLY SOLICITED. S. HETHEIUNGTONrDruper, &c, Pollen Street.

Amusements, &c THIS EVENING. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT! IS ATD OF ST. FRANCIS' CHURCH. THURSDAY, September 29th, 1887. \ CADE MY OF MUSIC 2 NIGHTS ONLY 2 FBIDAY, 30th Sbpijmbbh ; SATURDAY, October Ist. GREENWOOD FAMILY. GRAND AND POPULAR CONCERTS. MRS. GREENWOOD," MARIBEL, AGATHA, RUBY, NORA. PIANO BOLOS, VIOLIN SOLOS, DUETS, SONGS, RECITATIONS. Alteration of Programme Each Evening. Front Seats, 3s; Gallery, 2s ; Pit, Ib. Box Plan at Mr Kbvbh's, Brown street, where j tickets may be obtained, and teats reserved. Thanks i TO THE ELEOTOES OF THAMES" pENILEMiBN,— Accept my THANES- for the honor that you hare done me in again return* ; ing me as jour Representative, and rest assured that I will faithfully guard the trust | ■ i plaoed in me. | WILLIAM PRASER. | Meetings - i A MEETING of Cojj. Fbasbb's General Committee will be held THIS (Thursday) EVENING at 7.30 o'clock, at the Con> mittee Rooms (Melhose's Store), Albrrt street, Gtahamslown. D. E. O'Sttlmvait, j Secretary j George Crocker, BOOTMAKER, BBOWN 8 T E-E-B T, O AS just received a LARGE STOOK of Boots and Shoes Of all makes, tuitable for the coming Spring and Summer Trade, to which he would respectfully draw the attention of the publio of the Thames, as for QUAIITT COMBINED WITH CHEAPNESS He is confident they CANNOT bb EQUALLED ELSEWHERE. fST OUR OWN MAKE! SHOES ... ... ... 13« BALMORALS 16f Mad j to Obdkb oic the Shortest Noxicc. Consequent on the exceedingly Low Prices at which G. C. is selling bis Goods, he would intimate that his Prices are Strictly for Cash. Observe the Prices at which the Goods are Marked in the Window, and you mast then admit that this Establishment is selling Cheaper than any other House on the Thames. EeHEMBEB THE Ai>DBEM: George Crocker, BBOWJT STREET.