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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3366, 6 October 1879, Page 2

TjWCOUKAGK XRW 2EALANH -Cj industries. TO THE PEOPLE OF IRE THAMES DISTRICT. Messes HALLENSTEIN BEOS. DESIBE TO IKifOBJI XOC THAT A .TEMPORARY BRANCH 03? mHE IVTEW f/EALAND X 1> £J /^ILOTHINa T?ACTORY la now OPEN in tho Preinieos known as the Cash Palace, lately occupied by , MR WILSON (Opposite Mr Maeseam's Drapery Establishment, AUBERT STUEET, 6rBAHAMSXOI*K), . To effectually introduce their Goods, and drive out the Imported article, they have determined to sell a SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. All Goods are marked in Plain figures, for Cash only. Any Article purchased and not approved of will be exchanged with the eaine courtesy with which it was sold, or, if desired, the money will bo returned. The"'sucoess which has attended the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOEY'S EETaIL 3BEANCHEB in Auckland, Wellington, Ohristchurch, Duriedic, and other Towns, leads °ths Proprietore ' to believo that there exists a praisevorthy desire on.the part; of the PUBLIC to encourage NEW ZEALAND INDU3TEIES, es- ' pscially where superior advantages aro offered, and lOXJR SUPPOET is solicited on this understanding only. JOHN WARMOLL, MAKAaEB Thames Beakch, NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. We have the AGENCY for WERTHEIM'S HAND and TEEADLE SEWING MACHINES, acknowledged tho best in the world. Treadle Machines at reduced priceß. 945 DEATHS. EtrssEili—On October sth, at the Thames Hospital, William Bussell, native of Mullingave, Scotland, aged 49 years. CoPEAifD—At. her father's residence, Boach road, Daisy Maud "Copland, tho infant daughter of James Copland, aged 5 weeks.