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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3752, 6 January 1881, Page 2

T>RBVIOUS TO STOCK X ' (TAKING, '|CLO 6 N A N (Lute Cosgrave and Co.) ' :Wm hold" - A SALE OF „. DRAPERY, / CLOTHING, AND MILLINERY! ; Commencing Saturday, B . December 18. ,' -First.Sale o£ tiie Season , Immense Bargains ! - - j* ■ ! THE BEST VALUE FOR READY MONEY ! IS THE (MEN'S) CLOTHING (AND BOYS') Manufactured by the "VTEW ZEALAND CLOTHING- FACJLI I'ORY, which can be purchased at their Retail Branches now established all over New Zealand. The Garments are thoroughly shrunk The Fit an&Style are perfect The Workmanship is equal to bespoke The TriajHugs are of superior quality and The Tvreeds aro of the Tery best description The Stock is the largest in the Southern Hemisphere Tne tall, short, lean, and stout can be equally well fitted , The 9oods are all mai-ked in plain figures The system of business is to exchange every article that does not give satisfaction. And in addition to all these advantages you can purchase A SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. HgT Mercery, Hats, Shirts, Ties, Scarfs, Bags, Portmanteaux, Rugs, and Blankets at Wholesale Prices. ■"% — . THOUSANDS OF DISCERNING , CUSTOMERS testify that the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Garments are the Very Beat Value for Ready Money. Agents for the Celebrated WERTHEIM Hand and Treadle MACHINE. NEW ZEAIAND CLOTHING FACTOBY. THAMES BRANCH: cobnbb of Albebt and Datt Steeets. . J. W» COOK, Manachbb. 1059 „ , TE AROHA MH^L MINER And Tbames Yall«yZAgriculturißt. A DVERTISEMENTS and Letters to the Editor for the above Journal, which is published on each TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at Morgantown, Te Aroha, will be received at the Star Office, Albert street, Thames. Sevebal volumes of music, handsomely bound for presentations just imported per Fernglen, also musical albums, and a large quantity of musical instruments (not toys) at low prices, suitable for school prizes, &c, alßo, drums fifes, 4c, for boya bands. J. Gbigg-, Pollen street.—LAdyt/j ■ j At a very pleasant tea party, the conversation .turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite 1 beauty who was pipping McGowak's j best, turned to Mr and asked what form he would prefer to inhabit ? tfV> fee dUinlved in 3s Tea madam.