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Thames Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 7083, 15 January 1892, Page 1

General Notices A. CATEAN, Stationeb, .Bookseller, AND ' '; - .' ", Fancy Goods Dealer, POLLEN STBEET, BEGS TO THANK his FJSIENDS and the Public Generally for their LIBERAL PATBONAGE during the past year, and to inform them that he has JUST OPENED UP an IMMENSE STOCK for the COMPEIBING— : ' - BOOKS for EEWABDS, LIBEAEIES, etc., by Ballantyne, E. P. Boe, Martha Finlay, Pansy, Maoauley, Pryde, Heniy, Taylor, etc., etc, ANNUALS, BOYS' and GIRLS' OWN, CH ATTEE-BOXES, CHILD'S COMPANION, etc. 'XMAS BIETHDAY and NEW YEAR CARDS, both in Packets, Boxes, end eeparately, in PLUSH, APPLIQUE, PORCELAIN, etc.TEA SETS—without exception the LARGEST STOCK on the Field, from 6d to 13s per Bet. Come and Inspect! DOLLS, too numerous to be specified, from Is to £2. VASES and ORNAMENTS of every Description, LUSTRES, EPEEGN BS, FERN POTS. BOUQUET HOLDERS, SPECIMEN GLASSES, IMAGES, e*a, from 50s to Is each. TOILET SETsTom 5s 63 to 15s. GLASS DISHES, all prices. W OEKBOXES and BASKETS, WRITING.CASES and DESKS, HANDBAGS in LEATHER and PLUSH, ALBUMS and PHOTO FRAMES (a good selection from I*o, GLOVE end HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, TEA TRATS/Japanese GOODS, &c PTCNIC BASKETS-r-A Good Variety. A Great Variety of PHOTO FRAMES. BALLS, HORSEB, WAGGONS, and TRUMPETS in endless profusion. TOYS (Mechanical and otherwise), TRAINS, PIANOS, PUZZLES, SPADES, GUNS, BUCKETS, DRUMS, HORNS, BITS, PARLOUR GAMES, BOATS, etc. : MURRAY'S HOUSEHOLD ALMANAC. T HAVE been appointed AGENT? for this L dietriot for the above ALMANAC, which gave euch satisfaction last year to all who purchased it. It has beea greatly enlarged, bat will be still sold at the old price o' SIXPENCE. STATIONEEY— Wholesale and Retail. ,■" TEEMS— b ASH. A; G,mTRM,, ■ . • Stationer, ho > : POLL ®>X STREET. J.. W. RIOKIT TTAS p'essnre ia-informing all bis Old -*--*- Friends and the Publicgenerally that he his roßunacd the LiyBSY and BAIT STABLE BRANCH of h'u business, end is ,now prepared toLET ON .EIRE or- the most ! reasonable and DOUBLESEATED•' BpGQl&si WAaGrOHETTES, BADDIJB HOEt.ES, 40, &0., and trustn that bj uciog erery exertioa to meet the wishes » r d wantf of his Customers, to onoa more re* ceire a fair eharo of their support. J. W. RICKIT, Livery and Bait StaTbles, . BEOWW BTKEEi 1, &RAHAM3TOWN. Twentyman Bros., '• ■ ■ BUILDBB3 & OASPEKTJSB3, ' A. RK prepared to EXftO UTB all -**•/. GEDJ&RB ■ entrusted to tbsoi with FAITHFULNESS, ECONOMY, and DESPAJLCiLI. UKDKBTAEI^O FUNiLEALS ccocomioaliy and ciS« ciently conducted., " ■ • —o— ftiT Note the Address— POLLEN STREET CENTRAL