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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4220, 11 July 1882, Page 3

Business Notices rjT\ &S. MOEEIN .00. (LIMITED), lEON AND HiBDWAEB MeECHANTS. Capitax, ......£150,000. DIUECIOBS : Thos. Morria W. I. Taylor C. J. Stone Jno. Chambers MANA&INQ DIBECTOBS : Thos. Morrin Jno. Chambers Secb-btabt: W. D. Buddie. ' Bai,kee3 : Bank of New Zealand. | Ti/lESSPS T. & S. MORRIN, on this *■*■*• ' the first day of the half-year, have much pleasure in announcing that their Business having become of such magnitude as to necessitate increased capital and orgauv salion, they hare converted into a private LIMITED LIABILITST COMPANY, under the name of the T. and S. MORRIN and CO. I(LIMITED).

The T. aud S.\Moma and Co. (Limited) have been fortunate enough to secure Mr John Ghambebs as a Managiog Director, and Messrs C. J. Stoke and W. I. Tayiob as Directors. MES3ES Mobbin respectfully thank all their late customers for their liberrl support during the many ye rs they have been in business, and hope that the .new Company, having increased facilities acd capital^will freceive the same, only in a larger degree., r ' T. dfc sfMORRIN. .VCTITH reference to the above, the T. arid S. MOERIN CO. (LIMITED) have to annuounce that, in addition to purchase of the LARGE STOCK of MESSRS MORRIN, they have purchased the MININGHARDWARE BUSINESS of Mr C. J. STONE, of the Thames, and the SHIP CHANLERY BUSINESS of Messrs H. F. ANDERSON and CO., Queen street, Auckland, and which business will be carried on as befoi-e, Mr J. H. Smuh being the Manager of the Thaaaes Business, aud Mr H. Andebeon of the Ship Chandlery. . The new Company have made such arrangements for the supply of goods as will enable them to meet the rapidly icereasisg trade of the North Island. The Company hope the large support given to the old firms will be continued to the T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). Aackland, N.Z., July Ist, 1882. 135 ROENNAU'S Chests of Drawers and Chiffoniers are still the Admiration.— Tables from 7s 6d each. Thus difference between a Gent and a Gentle man .—The Gent turns up what he has for a no ß e and says, Oh, Ah. The walkeinto MoGowan'B and says, Mao give, m a pound of your T»A,nnd ■end for order •rery week