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New Zealand Mail, Issue 360, 4 January 1879, Page 28

ra \ti\? rrvpat suitress which has attended the establishment of Eetaii Branches of the NEW ZEALAND, i CLOThTIg FACTOBY in WKLLING lON, AUCKLAND, CHBISTCHUROH. TIMAKU, o iMABU and" DUN EDIN and the desire mi tlie part, of the public to supior COLONIAL INDUSTRIES. have induced the proprietors; Messrs. ILALLENS.TKIN BBOS. &CO., to largely extenu then- factory so that it now employs upwards of 500 hands, and they h»ve much pleasure in stating that the new organisation of ••killed labor in every Department has enabled the » to improve upon all their former productions to such an extent that they can confidently assert that all goods now placed before the public cannot fail to give universal s-'u sf.fiion In the MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT the purchaser will find a stock displayed mSeufaWy the latest and best in the Colonies. BOYS' AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING adapted to the requirements of all classes. RiIMHIIMrfUHJiIJCIaW:!! TU \NKETS snd FLANNELS best Home goods and ]<ew Zealand made at manufacturers' prices. I-TOS i'l'Y AND SHIK.t'DEP'MIT'VIENT, oui greav aim in this department is to supply customers with the best nmk s "and we have deliveries of new .-tyles every month. HATS and CAPS, newest styles, mostly our own m-iuuraoture ; also. Li.coln and Bennett's famous London Hats. Novelties in Ties, beams, Glove* Braces. LTi .GENT FOR THE 1,100,000 ALREAPYjySOLD J: FITZBIMONB, Manager, WELLINGTON BRANCH, 3TON OUAY, OPPOSITE ODD FELLOW'S HALL

business .Notices HENBY WALTON, y E L L M O N G E It, And Cash Buyer of Wool, Hides, and She« GLENCEA IG 18, T. BAUNABJi, W A T C II M A Greytowk. GEORGE FANNIN, ARCHITECT, MASTER TON.

Business NoticesT. THOMPSON, I 11 - I) K }■: S S E R Mastkk.ton'. M. OASELBERG, SALT-: AND RETAIL STOKES, ;evto(VS a.vd Masterton, \V. .!:. HASTWELL, J H pro rR I ETOE ;s Hsstorton and Wellington daily. E T T B-.Ji O i- ff B'-JB.S LAST) RAL COMMISSION AGENTS, HALCOMBI2.