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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10454, 1 November 1904, Page 2

JOHN MUIR, ! TAILOR, JTN T!HAiNKINiG"his friends and the piuiblio generally for tho liberal support accorded him in the past, has pleasure in informing them that he has just imiported, per e^. Pakelia., from London, an EiXfCIE!P,TIONALtLiY LARGE: AND WELL-AISISOIR.TEID STOCK OF 4iitumn & Winter Goods, Consisting of EINjGLIBIH and SCOTCH TW3ESEIDS!, PLAIN AND OIIEiCIK ViCIU'NIAIS;, SERGES-, and FANCY WOiRiSTEID :S'UITINiG«; also a Large Selection, of Fancy Oi-icketing Trousering.l}. A Good Range of White and Silk Worsted Testings. Inspection Invited. Fit and Workmanship' Guai-anteedl Address— BROWN STREET, TB3AME& GEO. MARTIN, Draper and Clothier, CORNER POLLEN AND COCHRANE STREETS. DEATH. DENNISON—On November Ist at her late residence, Hill Street, Block 27, Margaret, relict of the , late Samuel Dennison, aged 86 years. Funerala. FUNEBAL NOTICE. The Funeral of Margaret Dennison will leave her late residence, Hill Street, Block 27, TO-MOEROW (Wednesday), 2nd instant, at 2.30 p.m. Friends please accept this intimar tion. ROBEBT TWENTYMAN, Undertaker.

W. Scott has at his No. 60. Pollen Street shop aa entirely new stock of general groceries, crockery, glas«, brush and tin ware, also specially selected assortment otf plated ware, suitable for manriage presents. A visit will well repay the time expended in viewing tho atook.-rAdvt.