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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4608, 11 October 1883, Page 2

INTENDING PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING TOE THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON Should Visit the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Branch, Where they can select from the LARGEBT VARIETY oj? FASHIONABLE GARMENTS Manufactured from Sound and Reliable NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS. ■ The well known reputation enjoyed by the Firm of Selling A GENUINE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE Has resulted in an increase of Business during the past season, and they can now boast of having TWENTY-ONE RETATL BRANCHES in New Zealand, thus enabling them to in* crease the Factory produce, economising both material and labour, and ensuring to their patrons a further benefit in the shape of a still LOWER RATE OF WHOLESALE PRICES. SHIRTS, UNDEBOLOTHINGy HATS, & CAPS, PORTMANTEAUB, And Every Requisite at Wholesale Price. THAMES BRANCH: Albert Street. N. P. JACK, Manager. _C lEST A.EEIVAL OF New Season's Tea McGowanV QUALITY — FIEST-CLASS.—• Eases: Obdbbs Solicited. AUSTEALIAN MUTUAL PEOVL DENT SOCIETY. Annual Income Exceeds ... £850,000 Invested Funds .... ... £4,800,000 PEQFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY. NOTICE TO MEMBERS ON THE THAMES REGHBTBR. MR EDWARD HONISS has been appointed AGENT for the Sociely at the Thames, in lieu of Mr W. Fbateb resigned, and Members of the Society on Thames Reg* ister are requested to pay all future premiums to Mr Honiss, 'whose receipt will alone be validfrom this date. Ed. Wm. Lowe, Resident Secretary, Wellington. Bth October, 1883. 2135 A BAZAAR In connection with the PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHUBCH, WILL BE OPEN ON SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 13, at 2 p.m., in the .. FREEMASON'S HALL,. Queen street, and will continue Open during the MONDAY next following. Articles, useful and ornamental in abundance. A PRIZE for all who enter. "? ■ •' r •■' ■ ■■ ■". ; ■,_ ■ i Admission—One Shilling Each. 2151