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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5251, 16 November 1885, Page 2

xust r\pEN£l) TT P> — 7 CASES — OF THE — Latest Notwlties — FOB — THE SEASON- 1WHICH -MUST BE SPEEDILY CLEAREDINCLUDING Men's, Boys' and Youths' CLOTHING. We Guarantee the same to be J^ 33 The BEST VaLUE THAT HAS BEEN — OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC! — 5 per Cent. Discount AT THE | MELBOURNE J)RAPERY AND (JLOTHING QO.'S. COBNEE MAEY & POLLEN STS., SHOETLASD. J. H. FLEMING, Bbanch Manages. JAMEB McGOWAN, GEOCEE, aEA PEALEE, 3 &c, &c, T\ELIVEES the Best Quality GOODS in Town and Suburbs at LOWEST BATES. Poßsessing peculiar advantages in the Wholesale Markets, his Patrons effect a considerable saving in having their Supplies from MoGOWAN. OS. 'm E A TTNEQUALLED !

New Zealand CLOTHING FACTORY ALBERT STREET. fST WE BEG TO— A NNOUNCE the ARRIVAL of XX the First Portion of OUR NEW STOCK for the Incoming Season. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY of Men's, Youths', and Boys' J /"ILOTHING, in all the Newest \J Materials and Styles. THE Stock of HELMETS j and HATS, in Straw, Felt, BEAVER, and Tweed, has been Selected with a SPECIAL VIEW to the Requirements of this District and Climate. NEW STYLES in FANCY CAMBRIC, and White Dress SHIRTS, Ties, Scarfe, GHoyes, Umbrellas, &o. EVEBY DESCRIPTION of HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR. Agents for the Celebbated Wertheim Sewing Machines. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY.

DEATH. WISHABT.—On November 15th, at bar father's residence, Waiotahi Creek, Margaret, twin daughter of Mr Robert Wishart; aged 12 years.