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Thames Star, Volume XIX, Issue 5642, 25 February 1887, Page 1

.' . eneral Notices BOUGHT AT ABOUT ONir-HALF THE COST, . A LINE OF prize; medal SOAP AND iCANDLES. TpHE THAMES PUBLIC can have the advantage by Purchasing the abote FOE CASH AT VEALE & CO.'S, Pollen street. R. WISEMAN, Tailor, . BEOWN ST.KEET, BEGS to announce that be has juet BE* PLENISHED his STOCK with tho Ohoiee-t Block and Blue Superfine CLOTHfe and DOESKINS, FANCY OLOTHB, Eng. ish, Scotch, and Colonial TWEEDS, and respectfully solicits inspection. £ 8. d. GOOD TWEED SUITS from 4 0 0 FOX'S SEKGE Do. ... Sl7 6 And when in singing of my songs, amusement I may give My aim and toy deeira is, soino good they may achieve, Not Creed nor Country difference makes, my services not bought, But, as I'm living by my trade, I ask for your support. " Honesty the best Policy; Security of Creditors £h best guarantee of Sound Tmduig:. THE NEW ZEALAND MUTUAL CREDITORS' ASSOCIATION. Office : No. 8, Mercantile Chambers (Next Bank of New Zealand), QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Telephone, 107. PATRONS: Messrs W. McAkthuk & Co., Messrs E. Pobtee & Co., Messrs L. D. Nathan & Co, „■ . . SOLICITORS: Messrs Burton and Kee3in(j. SOLICITOR FOR THAMES DISTRICT: Mr T. M. Humphreys, M.A. MANAGER: W. S. PtTLFOBD. SECRETARY: T. A. Ashton. THE above Society has been formed for the purDOse of protecting all mercantile and trading interests against; fraud and dishonesty, and to stford to subscribers tho adfantsge of selling goods at cheap rates—being relieved from a necessity of reserving a margin of profit to cover bad debts ; and, as the credit system, unfortunately now in vogue in tbe Colony, has caused tbe downfall or retirement of many an excellent business man, it is to be hoped that the Society will receive the BUpport and co-operation of all business Glasses to reduce the possibility of dishonest and fraudulent persons obtaining credit. Protection peom Fbaud is a necessity for every.bunnesß men who desires to prosper and extefild his trade, and the Society, having tbe natural and proper advantages of employing only those possessing practical knowledge skill, and judgment, is enabled to guarantee subscribers from loss—the Society occupying the position of a confidential adviser as regards the credit system. Several agenpiea for the Ootycotion of Accounts, Bents, &c, having fatted mo3t signally and in many cases unsatisfactorily, tbe Society intend to devote a portion of the business to that particular branch, under the supervision of a gentleman of undoubted integrity end apfepowledged business capaoifcy c The Sopiety, through their eolicitore, give legal advice, forward lawyers' latters, and conduct oases in the District and other Courts for tbe recovery of legitimate trade debts, |nformat\pn will be periodically supplied to Bubaoribers of all registered Bills of tale, Insolvencies, Assignments, &c. Private enquiries conducted, and enquiry ' made for missing friends and relatives throughout the world. Thames Agent— Mb BKRIWP WOW.