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Thames Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 10591, 8 September 1906, Page 2

JOHN MUIK* TAILOR, Having just landed an Exceptionally Large and Well-assorted Stock of Goodi for the Autumn and Winter Seasons, Has much pleasure in soliciting a continuance of the liberal support ac~ oorded him in the past. A splendid range of Worsted Suitings, Vicunas, Serges, Tweeds, etc., to •elect from. Fancy Silk Vestings. A trial solicited. Fit and Workmanship guaranteed. Prices to Suit Everybody. Up-country orders carefully attended to. Note the address— - BROWN STREET, THAMES. Summer Suits. To My Patrons, WE AR£ kOW BOOKING CROERS and would impress upon you the necessity of LEAVING YOUH ORDER EARLY. To Avoid Disappointment. MILNES, THE POPULAR TAILOR, POLLEN STREET, THAMES.

M. LYUCt-l. Two Show Days, Tuesday & Wednesday next week.

Martin''® * - GBBA.T Clearing $ale Winter Drapery Now On.

MATATOKE SUPPLY STORI (N«rt Greamwy). ji±tb. A. K. MAXWELL, / PROPRIETRESSIfcLL GOODS a* THt&MES PRICES. !%ent for Hume* AdT«rti»«f snd fiaoie* St*r. HENRY LOWE, PORK AM) FAMILY BUTCHER. Wishes to intimate to his numerous patrons that he has made extensive alterations to his Central premises, making it one of the most up-to-dais in the district and will in future oodcluot both his Grahamstown and Pollen Street businesses in the Central shop, WJKa-o patrons may rely on their esteemed orders _ receiving Mr Lowe's personal attention. Families will be also waited on for <wtt«ra. HENRY LOWE, f OT/LEN STREET CENTRAL, (only shop). TJJAMES.