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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4373, 9 January 1883, Page 2

' '■ : '",■- THE ■„.'" NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, r? . - M (-V m ' ■ ;: • -W X HAVE*JI7BT OPENED—A MAGNIFIQ • ' 'CBNT ASBOETMEMT < , o? ; 5 fe "POYS', YOUTHS', AND <* :g.- -v> f. MEAT'S- g 9 CLOTHING, Q FOR 'XMAS and NEW YEAR . HOLIDAYS. t? q Also, an immense Variety of uj, Gentlemen's q •^ Mercery,-Hosiery, Hats, d <ll ETC., ETC., ETC., M H At prices'hitherto unheard of on /-s *tlie Thames. * >, fxj S^ - Thames Bbanch : >> & ALBERT STKEET. Q H J. W, COOK, Manageb. rr^ 1 ; . ] » .. THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. - - . ■ FOR SToqK, . . „j ._ 1 *' _ fTIENI>EES WILL E|E CALLED IN A FEW DAYS. DEESS GOOI3S REGARD- : LESS OF COST. QUILTS, BLANKETS, TOILETS, AND TOWELS—EEGARDLESS 1 OF COST. GENUINE CLEAR OUT! GOODS, ! ; UNDEECLOTHING, &c— ] REGARDLESS OF COST CALICOES CALICOES! CUETAINS & DAMASKS— EEGARDLESS OF COST ! SERGE SUITS— TO CLEAR! Clothing of Every Description TO CLEAR— I NEVER ;MIND THE COST ! | Boys' Suits to Clear— NEVEE MIND THE COST ! TENDERS TO BE CALLED FOE IN A FEW DAYS FOE BALANCE OF Clooiian's Stock, ." . OWEN STREET, grahamstownV

" He could not be happy with either." —A-atory is being told of a distinguished statesman of a vacillating state of mind. There was a deficiency of lavatory accommodation id his office, and the architect was ordered to design a lavatory. He did so, and it waß one with a brace of basins. The, stateman'a valet, when he saw the arrangement, begged the architect to alter the plan at once, to one basin., as his master would else never be able to make up his miud ia which basiu tp wash.