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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4372, 8 January 1883, Page 2

THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. - I O■- m ' >^ HAVB'JOTX OPENED—A MAONIPI* iQ CEMT ASSOBTMENT 5? ;*2! * • op I 1&4 T)OYS', YOUTHS', AND < g . MEN'S jxj 5 CLOTHING, £ •c~j ■ p* ,Q FOR 'XMAS aud NEW YEAR t^ £J HOLIDAYS. © /*»>• Also, an immense Variety of 2 Gentlemen's q "5 Mercery, Hosiery, Hats, ["J <j ETC., ETC., ETC., j~j S At prices'hitfaerto unheard of on /-v the Thames. l >■■•■■ *Q S * Thames Beanch : j> ;^5 ALBEKT BTKBET. Q H J. W. COOK, Manages. O ■ ;=f; ' ■ •' ?*■- 'H ■ : ■ *! THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. FOR CLOOFAN'S STOCK, SENDEES WILL BE CALLED IN A FBW DAYS. DRESB GOODS REGARD- | * LESS OF COST. QUILTS, BLANKETS, TOILETS, ; AND TOWELS—EEGABDLESS OF COST. GENUINE CLEAB OUT! SHOW-KOOM GOODS, UNDERCLOTHINQ, &c— REGARDLESS OF COST CALICOES CALICOES! CURTAIN S & DAMASKSREGARDLESS OF COST! SERGE SUITS— TO CLEAR! Clothing of Every Description TO CLEARNEVER ;mind the cost j Boys' Suits to Clear— NEVER MIND THE COST! TENDERS TO BE CALLED FOR IN A FEW DAYS FOR BALANCE OF Cloonan's Stock, OWEN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWK. '■— — - — ■- — „ i,i i, . - , , Thin party (to street urchin)—" Boy, what do you suppose that dog,ia following me for P" The youngster casts a knowing look at him, and readily replies, " Guests lie takes you for a boue 1" >