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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 192, 15 March 1878, Page 4

New Advertisements. 'JHE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. The desire on the part of the Public to support Colonial Industries has induced the Proprietors, Messrs HALLENSTEIN BROS. & CO., to largely extend their Factory, so that it now employs upwards of 500 people, and the new organization of skilled labour has enabled them to manufacture a class of Clothing far superior to anything that can be imported. Their Boys' and Youths' Clothing is adapted to the requirements ol all classes, and the School Suits are the best ever placed before the public. The Tweeds manufactured by the MOSGIEL WOOLLEN FACTORY, of which Mr Hallenstein is one of the largest proprietors, have of late so much improved in quality, that a great portion of the Clothing is now manufactured from these Tweeds. Thus one industry assists another, and the present demonstration in the I chief Cities of New Zealand to support Colonial Industries is a step in the right direction, and will develop the resources of the country. Agri culture, Woolgrowing, Mining, and Commerce will flourish, and employment will be given to thousands of people. The Manufactures of the Now Zealand Clothing Factory are now obtainable from the principal Storekeepers at Balclutha and other inland towns at proportionately lower prices than imported clothing, while the quality and fit are equal to any bespoke garments. When purchasing, ask for Goods manufactured by the New Zealand Clothing Factory. HALLENSTEIN BROS, k CO. Wholesale Warehouse and Factory, Custom House Square, Dunedia. c 648

QOMERVILLE "OROTHERS Beg to announce to SETTLORS in the WAITEPEKA, WAREPA, PUERUA, PORT MOLYNEUX, KAIHIKU, WAIWERA,. and surrounding Districts, , That they are BUYERS of OATS AND WHEAT, in any quantities ; Also, every description of FARM PRODUCE ; For which HIGHEST PRICES are given. They would also remind Settlers that, with the view of extending their business both as Buyers and Sellers, they lately enlarged their premises, and have made important additions to their Stock; and having DAILY COMMUNICATION with DUNEDIN, They are now prepared to supply every article at the most reasonable rates.

They would call particular attention to their NEW STOCK • OSWINTER CLOTHING, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, DRESS GOODS, WINCEYS, CRIMEAN SHIRTS, SOCKS, Etc. Etc., c All of unusual value ; Also,. to their large and carefully selected stock of BOOTS and SHOES, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY," STATIONERY, GROCERIES, Etc. Etc. Somerville Bros., MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, and MILLERS, WAITEPEKA. clB2 . . T MPOUNDED on the 22nd day of February, 1878, by John Sinclair, Ranger, one red and white cow, branded Jjq; off rump, piece out of off ear ; one red and white calf, branded J-pj off rump, piece out of off ear ; one red cow, branded Jpj off rump, piece out of off ear, calf at foot ; owner unknown, for tresspassing on public streets, Balclutha, and in default of being released, the above cattle will be sold to defray expenses, at the Public Pound, at Balclutha, on Friday, the 22nd day of March, "1878, at 12 o'clock noon. JOHN SINCLAIR, Poundkeeper of the Balclutha Pound. 155