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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3967, 15 September 1881, Page 2

mHE ]SJEW ZEALAND /CLOTHING T7UGTOHY. A RRIVAL of THE NEW SPRING J\ AND SU-VlMfiß GOODS, Which for Superior Value and Excellence justify the NEW ZEALAND i CLOTHING- FACTORY being called The Cbitebion Establishment of New Zkaiawd. THE MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, made from the Celebrated PRIZE MEDAL Ma SMELT WE KDS, combine wonderful wear-resistiug qualities, with storliog value, The productions for this season are pronounced unequalled in Qualiit and Pbices to any Goods we have yet offered to the New Zealand Public. The Not Stock of HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, BRACKS, HOSIERY, COLLAhS, POIITMANTKAUX, UMBRELLAS, RUGS, &c, is most comprehensive iv Tariety, and will be found to tatisfy the mo&t fastidious tastes. (^".Thames Bbanch:— ALBERT STREET. J. W. COOK, Branch Manager. 2627 LAST WEEK OF .::t)L06»AB.?S;: 'SALE. 5 per Cent. / '■ ' '. ■■ ■ ■ DISCOUNT ALLOWED ■ ON ."7 Jo* ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS PAID IN THIS WEEK. September sth, 1881: ■ ' ' ' W'-\ ' 2490

A CANTERbtraY paper states that the pubic vaccinator for Christchurch has received from the Genera] Government a supply of B lgian calf lymph with which to curry out some experiments in vnccirialion, and tlmt arrangements hare been made for carrying out the instructions of the Q-overnme!)fc. 1 Tobacco.—" Di»ino in Ilooknha, glorious in Pipe, when lipped with unibor, mellow, rich, and ripe j yet thy true lo?ere more admire by far, thy naked beauties- —give me a Ci^ar." So wrote Byron, and so he. w ; uld write again if he were only üble to procure some of the Tobacco from Cuas. MoLirsa's, Btov/u 1 »U'etrt.—i.Awt.l ' -