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Evening Star, Issue 4143, 7 June 1876, Page 3

valuable '*&* PART of Section banidk comer Great King and’St Andrew streets. For particulars, at f: * Solicitors; or CONNELL ft MOOD! LET, Six-ro6*ned HObse andoftliivated garden; opposlteHoepim&i Apply-Mr Lasuus, Great King street, , TO -LRT, , ;Shqp and Dw ; - House, Jbhfc*S<rible.‘“ m :•<'-m----am. S.ahext .to. jttoet' rflO IET. small Font Factory; GHSthorntfe Jj 1 and OXJBP, JL . workshop, near Caledonia H King street. Asply MrT: ; E*veis; &'Great eroetn. _ io let; : ol. 'JL with fireplace. Apnlylfrn Marjhm Glen. , TO LET, a . Fire-roomed House* fire minute’s walk from Post Office; splendid riew. Apply North’and Scoullar, street. T 0 LET, Milton HaU, Stuart streets Apply to M. W. Hawkins, Princes street WO LET, neat Foor.-reomed Cottage J- street Apply Prince Alfred King stmt AkM TO L’KT, 135 acres, in sfolendid state of cultivation, containing all nebea s«y buildings ; crop to be taken at valuation. Apply W. Hopper. r TO LET* ITour-roomed Sonaa, street, near' Albany street Apply text door, 8. Hutkm. TO LET, Great - King street, three newly* a erected briokShops, with dwellings, oon- | slating of three - rooms,' good yard, back bn- | trance; rent Ll; per 1 wedk each. Apply to G. S. Willidon. Howe street, or' A. JS; MeUick, Georgeetreet > . . ;j ..- t . , ; TO LE r—To Daarymenand others—Asmall Farm neat town. Apply to Percival, George Barest. “ j ■ ■ , ; : TO LET; five-roomeicLdetach&L Verdndali Villa, Serpentine Avenue; Gas isidon; five minutes from Post-office. . J. Wallace, Willow Lodge, Maclaggan street PnbUo Notices. FROM the * Supplementary News,’ tainted by Feigusron and Mitchell, during'-the Fete in aid of the , Benevolent Asylum, on the Premises of Messrs Guthrie wad Lamach, May 24,1876. —Our Local Industries.—Messrs Hallenstein Bros of the New Zealand Clothing Factory, following the example of some of the manufacturers at Homeland more especially with a view of preventing the importation of English clothing, intend opening an extensive Retail for the sale of' thebr manufacture*. For this purpose they hate fitted op--commodious premises at' the corner..of the Octagon . and Princes street, which are to be opened bn Saturday, May 27. This branch trill' be under the immediatethahagement .of, Mr Latirenson, and under the personal supervision of Mr B. Hallenstein, the head of the N.Z. firm. Messrs Hallenstein Bros., under the management of'Mr Anderson, a, partner. in-the wholesale and factory branch, started the New Zealand Clothing Factory about two and a half years ago.- They commenced on -a. comparatively small-scale: at present they employ between 200 and 300 hands. They have had to overcome ‘many difficulties and much prejudice, buthovrthfcu: !:oods, as will be seen from the ships' manlssts, are being sent to all parts of New Zealand. In found persistent opposition on the part of the, larger houses who are glutting this market'- win Imported goods, and, no. doubt,' -the retailers find them advantage to push these in preference to local manufactures..' The proprietors of the New Zealand Clothing Factory have, therefore, very, judiciously decided to introduce their manufactures direetto the large consuming population of Lonmin; and,inordfer ib do bo effectually, they have determined to sell a single garment at the wholesale price.. The Belling price is to be marked in plain figores on every a&icle, from 1 which no abatement trill \ be. made. The business .is to be conducted] strictly on the cash, principle, and all] goods! must be pud for on delivery, but any article; not found suitable may be exofcmgea, or the i' money returned. As willbe seen frem the garments presented by tihe New Zealand, Clothing Factory in aid of the BendVolent j Asylum, and now exhibited in this budding, they are superior in style and quality, £nd at a, proportionately • lower price than wythlng : that can be imported. But, alii these advantage*!, it la to theintsmst -of everyone to support an industry., which, employs? local labor, and is a direct. benefit to thebatcher, taker, farmer, mechanic, shopkeeper,? merchant, and. to all sections of:the. commu-,

SPECIAL advertisement; JJ BOW N, MI KO, & CO.; Would invite inspection of the following lines’; of FANCY WOOL GOODS, laid out Mid | marked muck under regular pricesj 150 Doz. Shetland Wool Scarfs, from 7d to; 3s6d' " ;; :' ■ - ! 1 1 j 60 Doz, Knitted Wool Squares, from 3r to{ Bi‘6d- ! * 100 Doz. Promenade Scarfs, Is 3d to 9s 6d , 20 Doz. Knitted Hyde Parks, 5s to 10s 6d i 30 Doz; Children’s Miniver Sets, 3s 6d to! ■ 7s6d> .. , ; 5 Arrangement* have been made > for a regular . supply of the Mu'giel ( ompany s j manufacture of. > j HOSIERY, TARNS, B ANKEIS, TWEEDS, AND SHAWLSi. BROWN, N. D B E W L E t ' S’,; STOREKEEPER, Lowest Prices. Termsbash. Auction Notices, WEDNESDAY, 2Ut JPNE, i ‘ . At 2 o’clock. .. ; ; IMPROVED FREEHOLD ESTATE. - MACEORIE & OUTHBKRTSON are instmcted by the Trustees of . the 1 late Captain Howell to sell by pubqp auction at their rooms, on, Wednesday, 2let !nr o; At ‘2; o’clock* ‘ ; The magnificent freehold properly of EISTBOUBNE, ■ . Containing about 900 at FlhiVs Bush, with large morion .and orchard, attached, the whole In escellent order : The estate has be«a considerably fm-; proved by cultivation, oxA is . com-: ■ pletely fenced ,and jubdlvioed, chiefly! with live fences. The, Invercargill Riverten line of railway ttiirt through a portion of the pro; erty* ; Thp buyer will have the option of, taking at a valuation the stock! which p ineipfilly consistsof loog-Woblled sheeft' : : • As the object of . the Trustees in sefting is to invest the pr* cecds at intermit, the-terms will in cbns‘Vjtfehce J bo extr^hiym'ifral. a FtfKnCT particulars . will be gven in'; future advertisements, or oh application fp the MAOBOBIE ft