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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4221, 12 July 1882, Page 3

Business Notices rp &S. MOEEIN CO. (LIMITED), leon and Habdwabje Merchants. Oapiiax. ...£150,000. Dioecious: a Thos. Morrin W.: I. Taylor C. J. Stone Jno. Chambers Managing Dibectobs : Thos. Morriu Jno. Chambers Secbetabt : W. D. Budd'e. Bai;kie3 : Bank of New Zealand. ft j ESSES T. k 8. MORRIN, on this *-*-*• the first day of tha half-year, have much plcr-SB^e in nnounc!ng that their Ba3ines3 having become of such magnitude as to neoejsiuiLta incrf :sei capK il and crgaui* sation, they havo r-anvei-ted iato a pvivate IIMIIED LIABItITF COMPANY, under the name of the T. and S. MORRIN and Op. (LIMITED). • The T. and S.\Mo;'iia and Co. (Limited) ha?e been fortunate enough to secure Mr John Cuambges as a Mr.naglag Director, and Measrß C. J. Sionb and W. I. Tati^b as Director?. MES3BB Moebin respectfully thank aH their late customers for their liberal support dining the many ye^vs they have bean in business, and hope thai the new Company, having increased facilities and capital, will receive the same, only in a larger degree. T. & S. MORRIN. \T7 ITH reference to the above, the T. • and S. MORRIN CO. (LIMITED) have to annuounce that, in addition to purchase of the LARGE STOCK of MESSRS MORRIN, they have purchased the MINING HARDWARE 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 before, Mr J. H. Smith being the Manager of the Thames Business, and Mr H. F. Asdebeon of the Ship Chandlery. The new Company have made such arrangements for the supply of goods as will enable them to meet the rapidly ir creasing trade of the North Island. The Company hope: the large support given to the old firms will be continued to the T. and S. Moirin and Co. (Limited). AHckland; N.Z., July Ist, 1882. 135 "DOENNAU'S Cheabi.-of Drawer§ and XV Chiffoniers are still the Admiration. — Tables from 7b 6d each. Thb difference between a Gent and a Gentle man .—The Gent turns up what he has for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into McGowah's and says, Mac give m a pound of your Tea, and ieud for order •Y«y week