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Thames Star, Volume XXI, Issue 6428, 18 November 1889, Page 2

ChbiStmab is again fast approaching—that gay and festive season for- oko and all. Beys are looking forward with expectanoy and wonder to what Old Father Christmas has in store for them this year. As a word of advice to motherp, we should suggest that the present should be both useful and ornamental. What then can be more useful to your Jboys than a good strong New Zealand tweed suit, and what can be more pleasing to you than to »«e your boys well clad. This end you can accomplish by paying & visit to the New Zaaland Clothing Factory, Albert street, where you have a splendid assortment of the best New Zealand tweed suits to select from, the wear being guaranteed.—[Advt.]

It is very seldom, in large firms in the Old Country or elsewhere, that between 300 and 400 pieces of oloth can be Been in one establishment in the tailoring line At Meßride's, in Albert street, may be viewed a stock as large. It includes every description of cloth manufactured from, doeskins to moleskins, from rough tweeds to the finest silk-like worsteds aad ailk mixtures- Mr F. W. Hill, the local manager, will wait on customers at any diatanoe with large samples of this fine stock; or if any particular cloth is required, with the piece itself. Now is the time to order for Xmae, as nearer the holiday we are too rushed, and hence may arise disappoint* ments as to time and finishing. Order at once.—[Adyt.'J