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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4469, 2 May 1883, Page 2

———.— .. i THE j "M" E W y E A L A N D /■CLOTHING TjUCTOBY „.-; „.-:-> SUPPLY -MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Superior in Fitting and Quality, At Pbices Fab Lowbb than otheb establishments. ' . The Celebrated MOSGIEL T W E E D S MADE OF PURE NEW ZEALAND WOOLS, ABB TJSED, ...,,. And all Garments are Made Up in THEIR OWN FACTORY, Consequently every process of the Manufacture : is under the immediate supervision of the Firm, and the GENUINE QUALITY OF MATERIAL AW WORKMA N S H I P la thereby Guaranteed. ! ALBERT STREET, THAMES: N. P. JACK, Branch Manager. Behind her fan of downy fluff, Sawed on soft saffron satin stun 0, An order written plain enough— . A Pound of Tba I—-'twill never do To carry such a. company through! Two pouuda would barely do the lot Unless it's from McGOWAN got. Amusements A CADE MY OF MUSIC. Directress ... ... Miss Eioibb Juno Manager for Miss Juno ... Mr J. Wheeler Stage Manager ... Mr Lachlan McGowan LAST NIGHT BUT THREE of the Favourite and Talented Actress, MISS TjUOISE TUNO, iss JLloise Juno, Supported by her Excellent Company i MiS3 Jxmo in Two Characters! CYNTHIA, in " Flowbhs op the Fobbbt ;" • '" .'" AND . ■ ;•. '' : MAGGIE MACFARLANE in "Bonnie FISffWIFE." Two of her best Impersonations! TO.NIGHT (Wednesday), 2nd MAY, Production of the Famous Adelphi Drama, THE FLOWERS OP THE FOREST ! AND THE BONNIE FISHWIFE! To-morrow (Thursday), the thrilling drama BLACK SHEEP 5 or, The Gambler's Wife. PRICES OF ADMISSION—3s, 2s, & Is. Seats reserved at McLiybb's. 1437 OT. piEOEGE'S ptHUBCH. ASCENSION PAY-THURSDAY, 3nD MAY, 1883. FULLJ.EVENING SERVICE, with SERMON— 7 p.m. HYJiyS-W3 and 142. .: , ANTHEMS^'? Leare. [us not "—Stainer, and : ''Lift up your heads "—Handb&. VOLUNTARY—" Let the Bright Seraphim "— I Handed.