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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3347, 13 September 1879, Page 1

TpNCOUEAGK NEW ZEALAND) JDJ INDUSTRIES. i • • i TO THE PEOPLE OF THE *| THAMES DISTRICT Messrs HALLENSTEIN BEOS. DBSIBE TO JOTOHM YOU TI'AT A TEMPORARY BRANCH OF THE TVTEW fJEALAND CLOTHING TPAOTORY Is now OPEN in the Premises known as tho Cash P^iacb, lately occupied by MR WILSON (Opposite Mr Marshaix's Drapery Establishment, AIBBBT- STREET, GBAHAMSTOVfN), To effectually introduce their Goadß, and drive out the Imported article, they have determined to sell a SINGLE GARMENT AT 'JHB WHOLESALE PKIOE. All Goods are marked in Plain ?i*ures, for Caeh only. Any Article purchased nnd not approved of will be exchanged with the same courtoay with which it wag sold, or, if desired, the money will be returned. Tho Buccecs which hns aftonded the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S RF/TAIL BRANCHES in Aucklaud, Wellinston, Christoburch, Dunedic, and other Towns, leads the Proprietors to believe that there exists a praiseworthy desire on the part of the PUBLIC to encourage NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES, especially where superior advantages pro offered, and YOUR SUPPORT is solicited on this understanding oaly. JOHN WARMOLL, MAKAfIBE THAME3 BRANCH, NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. We have the AG-ENCY for WEBTHEIM'S HAND and TREADLE SEWINGMACHINES, acknowledged the beat in the world. Treadle Machines at reduced prices. 945