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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3339, 4 September 1879, Page 2

"ONCOUEAGE NEW ZEALAND -Ei INDUSTEIKS. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE THAMES DIBTEIOT. Mbssbs HALLENSTEIK BEOS. DJRBIBE TO INIMBSI TOU TIfAT A TEMPORARY BRANCH OF rpHE T^JEW TJ EALAND r-WTHING TfUCTORY Is now OPEN in the Premises i v - ; knowQ as the Cash Paiaob, lately occupied by"-; MR WILSON (Opposite Mr MakSHAHt's Drapery Establishment, AIBBBT-SIBBET, Q-BAnAMSTOWIf), To ' ■effeclually introduce their Goodi, and drive out the Imported , article, they have determined to ' sell* ■ ■■''-. SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. All Goods are marked in Plain Jigures, for Cash only. ' Any "Article purchased find not approved of will be exchanged with." the same courtesy with which it vas ■ ■old, or,,if desired, the money will : -be returned. . The succecs which hat attended the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHI 8& FAOTUBY'S RETAIL I BRANCHES in Auckland, Welling- 1 ton, Christchurch, Diinedic, and other Towns, leads the Proprietors to believe that there exists a praiseworthy desire on the part of the PUBLIC, to encourage NEV7 ZEALAND INDUSTRIES, es- .. ptcially where superior advantages are ofiered, and YOUR SUPPORT is solicited on this understanding JOHN WARMOLL,Makageb Thames Bbakch, NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. : 945 lirSWIE TO COBKESPOWDENTS; " J. Hobn."—The alteration in Sir G. Grey's | programme renders your letter unnecesi 'sary. 1 :- '' "' /