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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5252, 17 November 1885, Page 2

JUST APENE D TT P, " —7 CASES — OF THE -—- Latest Novelties— FOB — THE SEASON — WHICH -MUST BE SPEEDILY CLEAREDINCLUDING Men's, Boys' and Youths' CLOTHING,: We Guarantee the same to be %ST The BEST VALUE THAT HAS BEEN — OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC! — 5 per Cent. Discount AT THE * MELBOURNE J)R.4PERY QLOTHING QO.'S. CORNER MARY & POLLEN STS., SHOETLAJS.D. J. H. FLEMING, Branch Manages. JAMEH McGOWAN, GROCER, TEA DEALER, &c, &c, T\ELIVERS the Best Quality GOODS in Town and Suburbs at LOWEST RATES. Possessing peculiar advantages in the Wholesale Ma'rkeU, his Patrons effect a considerable saving in bating, their Supplies from MoGOWAN. OS. mEA TTNEQUALLED! New Zealand CLOTHING FACTORY ALBERT STREET. (g- WE BEG TO— A NNOUNCE the ABBIVAL of A the First Portion of OUR NEW STOCK for the Incoming Season. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY of Meu'e, Youths', and Boys' pLOTHING, in all the Newest Ky Materials and Styles. THE Stonk of HELMETS; and HATS, in Straw, Felt, BEAVER, and Tweed, has been Selected with a SPECIAL TIEW to the Requirements of this District and Climate. Nt-EW STYLES in FANCY I CAMBRIC, and White Dress SHIRTS, Ties, Scarfs, Gloves, Umbrellas, &o, EVEBY DESCRIPTION of HO3IERY & UNDERWEAR. Agents foe the Celebrated Wertheim Sowing Machines. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY.