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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4641, 19 November 1883, Page 2

INTENDING PURCHASERS OF .. . - CLOTHING " - • ' JOB THE SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON Should Visit the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Branch, ' >. Wheie they can select from the LARGEST VARIETY of FASHIONABLE GARMENTS Manufactured from Sound and Reliable NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS. 1 The well known reputation enjoyed by the. Firm of Selling : A GENUINE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE ; „.,: , MICE.;: . . „..,.,,..,,: ' Has resulted in an increase of Business during the past season, and they can now boast .5 of.haying :\: ' -.? :-/\ % TWENTY-ONE RET ATI, 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 stiii . ■ ■" :;- •"■-*-■'■•■■■ LOWER RATE OF WHOLESALE PRICES. SHIRTS, UNDEBGEOTHINGvHATSr & CAPS, PpRTMANTEAUS, And Every Requisite at Wholesale Price. ' THAMES BRANCH .- Albert Street. 1 . N. P. JACK, Manager. 1 First Aeeital OF New Season's Tea AT McGowam's. • QUALITY — FIRST-CLASS.— EABIiY ObDjSBS SOMOITKD. ANSWER 9TO CORRESPONDENTS. H. Gbaeah .Titk.—ln reply to your questions —1. The number was about 2800. 2. During Novomber, 1870 (the latter part of ' the question .can_easily be answered by the manager). »3. About £205 or £210. 4. £210. This information is where it is stated ''about" only approximate. You should apply $0 the late legal manager of the company for the information required.