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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3618, 31 July 1880, Page 2

, " \ UCKLAND CLOTHING FACTORY. LOCAL INDUSTKY, TAILORING DEPARTMENT.] / J. B. Robinson bas/the honour to announce that he h as secured the ser- ' vices of an eminent fashionable Cutter from Sydney, and a competent staff of Tailors, and has made extensive preparations for the manufacture of COLONIAL CLOTHS; and is now in a position to supply Men's Youths' and Soys' Suits made to measure, at English slop prices on the shortest notice. : Suits made to order on twelve hours' notice. . Colonial Tweed Trousers, made to measure at 13s 6d,£'on six hours' notice. All Tweeds guaranteed well shrunk. , As it is intended to devote the whole of tbe resources of the Establishment solely to the manufacture of Men's, Youths' and Soys' Clothing, the present stock of Ready-made Goods will be SOLD at PRIME COST, to make room for those of our own manufacture. ■ J. B. BO BIN SON, A UCKLAND pLOTHINO FACTORY NEXT MESSRS JONES & CO.'S AUCTION MART. . „: ■ '•■"' ,'■ :' 642

FUNEBAL NOTICE. THE Funeral of Hebbebt Thomas B rGEiiET will leave the father's residence, Parawai, TO-MORROW (Sunday), August Ist, aC half past 2 p.m. Friends and Members of Oddfellows' Courts are respectfully invited to attend. ■ -■'■-. W. TWBMTTMAH, 914 ITndertaker.

A spirit of enterprise which we would like to fee more frequently displayed by the merchant-princes of Auckland has been shown by Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co.* who despatched the schooner Sybil some months ago to China direct for a cargo of teas for the Auckland market. This schooner was built at MaburaDgi for the China trade, and is only one of a fleet wbicb the firm intends