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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4691, 19 January 1884, Page 3

DBAPERY and CLOTHING CHEAP SALE STILL GOING ON AT - . "... . ■ .' . .:■ . , - S. HETHERINGTON'S. Further Reductions in Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing for' Christmas and New Year Holidays. Men's Tweed Suits Reduced as low as 16s 6d. Men's New Zealand Tweed Suits (make and finish compare very favorably with those made to Measure) REDUCED TO TWO GUINEAS. ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING EQUALLY REDUCED.- . _ . A Large Stock of Eeeatta, Oxford and White Shirts, in Sizes from Hi to 17 inches, all at Seduced Prices. LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS REDUCED to 3s lid. , . A Great Variety of New Dress Materials, Prints, Sateens, &c, See., at Greatly Reduced Prices. TO THT^ T ADTES MILLINERY BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS AT STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS ■* FOE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. S. HETHERINGTON, Clothier and Draper, Pollen Street.

Drapery S. COOMBES AND CO., OWEN STREET, THAMES, AND AT AUCKLAND. Extraordinary Announcement. i ■ BC. and Co. are reluctantly compelled rery shortly to • GIVE UP their Old Premises, 92 Queen Street, Auckland, and as our New Premises (although by far the Largest Drapery and Clothing Shop in Auckland) would not be nearly big enough to hold both our IMMENSE STOCKS, we have been obliged to BEMOVE a very CONSIDERABLE PORTION of them to our Thames Branch, where they will be SOLD afc JMstQVin&ingly JLotr Prices, SO AS TO ENSUBE A VEBY SPEEDY CLEARANCE. EVEBY DEPARTMENT WILL NOW BE FOUND REPLETE WITH NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS. MEN'S CLOTHING LINENS & CALICOES YOUTHS' CLOTHING FLANNELS & BLANKETS BOYS' CLOTHING QUILTS & SHBETING3 MEN'S MERCERY TABLE CLOTHS BOYS' MERCERY TABLE COVERS MEN'S HATS TOILET COVERS BOYS' HATS GLASd CLOTHS DRESS MATERIALS TOWELa & TOWELLING PRINTS & SATE HNS LADIES' HOSIERY SHAWLS & SILKS INDIES' UNDERCLOTHINGRIBBONS & LACES FANOY GOODS UMBRELLAS AND HABERDASHERY. Travelling Boxes, Portmanteux, S. COOMBES and CO. wish to draw special attention to the above-mentioned GOODS, as they are undoubtedly the CHEAPEST LOT ever offered to the Thames Public, and can never be repeated. NOTE THE ADDBESS :— PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED by MR D. CLOONAN, OWEN STREET, THAMES. S. COOMBES & CO.

Business Notioe3 MR TYNDALL begs to inform the Public and bis Patients at the Thames that for their greater convenience he has REMOVKD his Consultation Rooms to Mr Hall's, Chemist, Owi?n street, where he wil. be happy to l-eceite his Patients on the THIRD TUESDAY in every Month. W. GREEN, hatter, Next Obockee's, BROWJN STBEET. 0 Yes! 0 No! WELL! WELL! WELL! |AM Just Open- A ing Up a Large JL Assortment of fvj the Most Unfashionable and 4w Worst Lot of Straw and Felt I F HATS erer Imported. If I can- JLI not Sell them I will GIVE THEM fgy AWAY. All sorts of HATS and CAPS made to order on the premises at the shortest possible notice.—All those requiring low crown Broad-brimmed Panama HATS, well got up, will please send in their-names. New Designs in Yankee Sh ped Hate. Hats taken in exchange as part Payment. 2084 Thb difference between a Q-ent and a Gentle ms>n. .—The G-ent turns up what he has for a note and says, Oh, Ah, The Gentlemen walks into MoGrOWAN'a and says, Mao give Jie • pound of ;your Tia, and tend for order