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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3371, 11 October 1879, Page 2

Tsi;<. -rr. „ ' Morn. <■■'■■' , f ii.is!'.'. -■■■•a OCTOBKE. ' j, „ ... •M „ , t ..^ li-^lurd :i y ... I 2li¥TlUA~ rS.W~rG7~ l 7 12-"Mi(!uv" ... i 3.51' 427 ' 5.25. 6. 8 Moon's Lost Quarter —9th, 1,22 ft.m. TTINCOUEAGE NEW ZEALAND JCi TO THE PEOPLE OF THE THAMES DISTEICP. Messbs HALLENSTEIN BEOS. DK3IBE TO IHFOEM YOO" THAT A TEMPORAEY BRANCH QV miE 7WTEW f7E ALAND X I>l ll /CLOTHING- T?ACTORY Is now OPEN in the Promises known as the Cash Paiaob, lately occupied by MR WILSON (Opposite Mr Mac« SHAKES Drapery Estublishment, AIBEBT'STHEET, GuAHAMSTOWK), To effectually introduce their Goods, and drive out the Imported article, they have determined to sell a v SINGLE GAE3IENT AT THE WHOLESALE PEICE. All Goods are marked iv Plain . .liguveß, for Cash only. Any Article purchased end not approved of will be exchanged with the same courtesy with which it was sold, or, if desired, the money will be returned. Tho" rßuccei<s which has attended the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTO BY'S BETML BEANCHEB in Auckland, Wellington, Chriatchurch, Dunedin, and other Towns, leads the Proprietors to believe that there exists a praiger worthy desire on the- part of the PUBLIC to encourage NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES, especially where superior advantages are ofi'ered, and YOUR SUPPORT is solicited on this understanding only. * JOHN WARMOLL/ i Manages Thame3 Beanch, NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. We have the AGENCY for WERTHEIM'3 HAND and TREADLE SEWING MACHINES, acknowledged the best in the world. Treadle Machines at reduced prices. 945 WANTED, a LAD to RUN the STAR— one from the Moanatairi District preferred. Apply to the Publisher, Stab Office. .