General Motifsf« ASK YOUR GROCER FOR NELSON MOATE&C** 'INDIAN, CEYLON & BLENDED TEAS.* I d W. O. GRJBBLE'S P 35 tg ** \ Bookseller, Stationer, Fancy Goods n% CL ■"* Dealer, and Toy* Vendor. **_ t Importer of Valuable Literature and Books of H Aright, ■•■ T>EGS most respectfully to thaiik the Pnblic for their patronage fto mm JD and kind favors in the past, and trusts that the Improvement 9 y\ f and Increased Stock will give greater satisfaction all round. W» C* QUIBBLE has a few special lines to offer " very cheap," Cheap Reading, slightly damaged, nearly given away, " cheap," Good Photo Frames in great variety very cheap, " very cheap," Heading Sooks, Cheap Novels, and reading- of every kind " cheap," Inks, Steven's B Black in Glass at 2d, 3d, and 6d per bottle, " cheap," B^thday Books, Cards, and Booklets, new designs, and " very cheap," Boxed Stationery, unlimited variety, in taste, and " che;ip," Lots of new Cups, Mugs, Vase?, and presents for all, '• very cheap," Easter Cards, assorted, good value, well designed, and " cheap," Periodicals, Papers, School requisites, Slates, Pens, Boots, and Sponges, " very cheap," Orders promptly executed for books from Sydney, &c, postage " cheap,'' Lots of Children's Linen and Picture Books from 2d to Is 6d," very cheap,'' Large and Small Balls, colored and plaid, good atid " cheap," Every attention and goods marked in plain figures all round, " very cheap." jfcTone need buy unless suited and inspection invited, " cheap." Sample lots at wholesale prices and at that " very cheap,* Tradesmen supplied at prices to suit their wants, " cheap," Returns quick and small profits our motto will be, " very cheap," Especial care in buying to suit people's tastes, and " cheap," Each department supplied with goods well bought, and "very cheap," Xhames and other folks will find their wishes gratified cheap, " very cheap."
JOHN MUTE, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, Bkown and Wiliiamson Streets, GrRAHAMSTOTVN, HAb jnst OPENED UP an Exceptionally Large and Well-Assorfced STOCK of TWEEDS, FANCY COATINGS, &c, for the SEASON'S TEADE, and respectfully Solicits an INSPECTION of the same by his old Customers and the Public generally. The STOCK comprises the NEWEST and LATEST PATTERNS OBTAINABLE, and the Choicest West of England, Scotch as also Kaiapoi, Mosgiel, and other Colonial makes; while the PRICES CHARGED will be found to be the LOWEST, consistent with Good Workmanship, Fit, Style, and Finish. JOHN MUIR, Tailor and Gentlbmbn's Outfitter, Brown and Wiiliamson Strbbts, Gbahamstown.
J. E. HANSEN IT AS ON SALE—A LARGE STOCK Groceries, Flour, Produce, Ironware, Glassware AIso,—DIRECT IMPORTERS of Firß 3lasa CROCKERYWARE, at Low Pjuces. 11 jy SELL S — est Factory EESE, 6d CURRANTS, 6d Electric and Sonthern Sperm CANDLES, 6d Joned and Corned BEEF, 21b Tius, Is Compressed do., Is 2d Best RICE, TAPIOCA, PEARL BARLEY ninn T TPTVTTTT.e a,q
His "SOUTHERN CROSS" BAKING POWDER at 1/- per Tin Equal to any in tbs Market. Try it, and you will use no other. E. F. ADAMS, a UTHO-RLmi) LICENSED AtfD Mil? ING SU.H-V&YOB Offices ALBERT STREET THAMES. ENO^N—Thsttha KVENV?' L&& Taaajes, Ja a duly »p----pointed Paper for tho odvertisiap of all JSer.ro* u-' ■•• 'M Mining Act of 1831 and ii he b.«pt iHndi^jn in ihut purpoit.
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Thames Star, Volume XXV, Issue 4667, 22 February 1894, Page 1
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522Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Thames Star, Volume XXV, Issue 4667, 22 February 1894, Page 1
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