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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 366, 26 June 1877, Page 3

Our New Zealand Industries.—Messrs. Mlenstein Bros., manufacturers and whole'.le warehousemen, of the New Zealand Miiug Factory, following the example of sme of the huge manufacturers at Home, id more especially with a new of preventer the importation of English clothing, are pening extensive retail establishments in ia large centres of population. For this tupose they have lately lifcted up commowas premises in Messrs. Shrim.ski and ioss' buildings, Thames-street, where the lie of their manufactures will be thrown iea direct to the public of Oainaru. This Muh, which will be opened on Saturday, fril 7, will be under the immediate manageent of Mr. It. C. Lindsay, and under the Runal supervision of Mr. B. Hallenstein, s head of the New Zealand firm. Messrs. illenstein Bros., tinder the management of f. Anderson, started the New Zealand othing Factory about thz-ee years ago. ley commenced on a comparatively small lie, but at present they employ between dand-100 people. They had to overcome ay difficulties, ami much prejudice, and teially the persistent opposition on the tof the larger houses, glutting this mar;with imported goods, and no doubt the filers found it to their advantage to push se in preference to local manufactures. i proprietors of the New Zealand Clothing itory have therefore judiciously decided fltroduce their manufactures direct to the s consuming population of New Zealand, 'in order to do so effectually, they have ftmined to sell a single garment at the Resale price. The selling price is to be ted. in plain figures on every article, from Ano abatement will be made. The iness is to be conducted strictly on the 1 principle, and all goods must be paid °n. delivery, but any article not found ible may be exchanged, or the money rned. As will be seen from the garta exhibited, the public will now be able ioose from the largest stock of men's, : ta', and boys' clothing, superior in style quality, and at a proportionately ljwer ! to anything that can be imported, irrespective of all these advantages, it tiie interest of everyone to support an ?try which employs New Zealand labor, a a direct benefit to the butcher, baker, er i mechanic, shopkeeper, merchant, to everyone in the community.—[Advt.]

UTE ASVESTISSS3EISTS. OAJIARU-ttASEBY RAILWAY COMMITTEE. "EETIXG of the above Committee, to receive Engineer's Report, etc., will Win tiio County Council Chambers, on «SDAY, the 2Sth IX>T., at 11 a.m. % GEORGE SUMPTER, Hon. Sec. pro. tern.