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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4337, 24 November 1882, Page 2

Virata! gutoirtiftmett!*. -THE NEW ZEALAND— —CLOTHING FACTORY— HAVE JCBT OPENED 15 CHS 15 OF NEW SPRING GOODS, THE FIRST POBTION OF THE BTOCK FOE . THE bcitlNG SEASON. 4 CASES.of TTTTT 1 Magnificent BOYS' Variety of NEW ZEALAND MEN'S SUITS SUITS, Trousers and Wonderfully nrnTnTMO Vests, i Cheap; t-LOIdINQ- Trousers, &c. ' should be seen t? *pmn TJ V New & 9 hoice at once. * A O i. U X X . Goods, • — The Variety in HATS~Hat ! blames Branch: H ?^UrV, HATS ! Aibebt Stbeet, < P^ai^ c ea\ l b s ' 6' J- W. COOK, ver/e'xtensiw U Oomprisin Manager. Helmets, Working Men Straws, Hard -, o t> v should cse the and Soft Felts, .18 Branches now Splendid specially Open in (be Shirts^Underselected for flannels, Thames. l olonT- &c, &c. —TH» lAKSB AND XEABLY. INCBEABING— BUSINESS NOW DONE BY THE NEW ZEAI A,ND CLOTHING FACTORY Is the most Reliable Testimony of the Quality and Value of their Manufactures. Agent for the Celebrated Wertheim Sewing Machines. I W ILL S ELL IVT EW/^IHEESE i> E W l^ H E E S E —The First from the Dairy— at the cheapest rate. Jas. McCtowan. 639