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Thames Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 10592, 10 September 1906, Page 2

'Martin* 8 GBBAT Clearing Sale Winter Drapery Now On.

JOHN MTJIR* TAILOR, Haying just landed an Exceptionally Large and Well-assorted Stock of Good, for tl» Autumn and Winter Seasons, Has much pleasure in aolidting a continuance of the liberal support accorded him in the past. A Bplendid range of Worsted Suitr Ings, Vicunas, Serges, Tweeds, etc., to teleot from. Fancy Silk Vestings. A. trial solicited. Fit and Workman•hip guaranteed. Prices to Suit Everybody. Up-country orders carefully attended to. Note the address— BROWN STREET, THAMES. Summer Suits, Tes ESy Patrons, WE ARE KOW EOOKtNG ORDERS and would impress upon you the necessity of LEAVING YOUR ORDER EARLY. To Avoid Disappointment. MILNES, THE POPUDAK TAILOR, POLLEN STREET, THAMES.

DRAPER AVtx> COSTUMIER. Two Show Days. "FRIDAY and SATURDAY.

MATATOKE SUPPLY STORE (N«rt Creamery)VlttS. A- K. MAXWELL, PROPRIETRESS ■vLI. WJOLfe ha 1H A.M.BS PHICEb. Ag«nt for Tluuoq«« Adrea^iafft and £h*me* St«r. HENRY LOWE, PORK AND FAMILY BUTCHER. Wishes to intimate to his numerous patrons that he hae made extensive alterations to his Central premises, making' it one of the most up-to-date in the district and will in future oobduot both his Grahamstown and Pollen Street businesses in the Central shop, Where patrons may rely on their esteemed orders receiving Mr Lowe's personal attention. Families will be also waited on lor ©Toots. HENRY, LOWE, *>nT.T,rsr STREET CENTRAL, (only Bhop). T^AJPIS.