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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 71, 30 December 1871, Page 3

Clothing for the Million, at AVarnirill's Cash Palaces. Just received. ]>or Countess of Kintore, £5.000 worth of Clothing. Hoots Shoes. &c., comprising the best and cheapest assortment of goods yet imported into the Auckland Province. In order 1o make room fo further shipments the Goods will be offered at such prices that cannot fail to effect speedy clearance. Waumoll's Cash Palaces. Albert and I’rown-streets. Graham stown. For. tub Holiday Festivities.—Just arrived by the • Hero,' from Melbourne, 35 cases of new and fashionable Hoots and Clothing; also. IS cases, direct from London and Glasgow, by the ship ‘Chile'; and 4 cases of Hoys' and Youths' Suits, and Elastic-side Hoots. This splendid selection was ordered expressly for the holiday season Warmoll's Cash Palaces.—Anv. We arc requested l>y F. Tl. Lewisson to state that no gold chains or alberts are of his make without they are stamped F.H.L' r 18 carat. Having engaged a gold chain maker from London, he is prepared to makeany English pattern chain to order— Anv ■ Conundrum by a boy of Eight :• Why arc the clouds like vagrants ! Because they have no visible means of support. An exchange says ; —“There is a lady at a certain watering place [who always takes a three hours' row before breakfast, and then, don't she gat Is there only one lady ia thy lautl wb/j, enjoys her breakfast the more.Ivr a three hours’ row ? Answer, husbands,.