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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXII, Issue 3069, 17 January 1894, Page 3

; i; \ ;■ ; ■ ; ; '_ ' ■ t _ ;;;; ;; j ■. ■■■ -■■;■-■-• ? * QEjlee^T kITCIvLAND, AND WELLINGTON, i FIRBT PRIZE FOR HIGH CLASS TAILORING. HBSt PRIZE FOR LAlit3# ENDING HABIT. . » . FUIST PRIZE FOR ARTISTIC CUTTING. FIRSI) AND SPECIAL PRIZE FOR STYLE AND FINISH. I j.n- 1 '- J v ■■'.-- ■'■ : ? paiiedin, 1891. -- ?■ -: ■-'- * ' * :■ " | M* J. H.;pALTX)N, . = Dbab Snt, — The Jurors in awarding yon all the first prizes in your line expressed themtelres that they had not seen such work and . ' ". "^ ; finish in the Calonief before, and rarely at Home. WM. MoBEA-CH, Chairman of Jurors. \ ■ *'- , i ' ■ \ v \- ' ■■■"'' '■- : : j i^: ■ ' ■-■■■¥ _^ M '; ; __ z_±_ __ ___ __ _^__ . '. .;■ ■ • .•;..■■'•• • ".*,:.■'■' • i TLi 7^| Wishes |o draw atteution to th^ fa^^^^ each ca«tomerjsfigurd, and any little djfect "• •*-!.. JLr • snoh aa slanting shoalders, • fl-i*; cheat, &c., to which some persons are iaoiined, owing to the nature of his business, are by a special system of his own and a little judicious padding made to entirely disappear and his general appearance wonderfully improved. , ; ' • « Kr^mrfymantiOT these frwJ^^ ■ * 'XX / ' - S M "<-. S TWEEDS, FANCY SUm»#S, and^OATpra^ 1 fo. *Write for Patterns and self-measurement forms. S ' IFKIOB LIST: * , i •• 217 6 JTROIISEB& 012 6 ,7 .. 35 0 „ •« - .. OJS 0 i ■ ; » S „ .. 310 0 ■ ) » .. ... 017 6 »» » „ ... 315 0 f» .. *. olf J „-,■*■,. » » .. 318 c ..i ! „ „ .. 11 0 f . .-, «• ii „ .. 4 5 0 • it ? : .. .. ..,*.. 1 *. 9 1 : II ;i .. 4176 Extra Trousers made of same ? material as suit or anything to same*value* ; IPERMANENT ADDRESS: ft Gtueen Street, 4 u c k l ftl wi. r .

WILDMAN AND LYELL'S List of New Books & Resent Editions } d BY EAVOKRITB ■ '■"■■■"'■* : ■ ' ■■ ' b«" d. ■■■ ■ ■•■ ■• ■-■■■'•B 'd TheSoulofl4Htti,M.Corelli... .;. 6 0 The Waverley Novels, Dryburgh Edition, ' Theto»> do. ... ... 6 0 Vol. Ito 9, each 5 0 Ardath, , ; do. ;.. ... .60 Avenged on Society, H. F. Wood, ... 36 Bomanceof two worlds, do. ... ... 6 0 Kitty's Father, Frank Barrett, ... 3 6 Vendetta, do. ... ... 6 0 The Story of Philip Methuew, by Mrs J. H. Wonnwpod, do.. .... 6 0 Needell,2sand 2 6 rhe White Company, A. Conan Doyle, Pepita Irmenez, Translated from the _ 2/- and 2 6 Spanish of Jttan Valera, 3 6 The Scarlet Letter, A. Conan Doyle 2s and 2 6 A Yankee at the Court of King Arthur, The Little Minister,^ M.^ar£ie :■ .V$ 3 ' 6 Arv : - i >-, '•- fiark Twain, 2 0 When a Man's Single, do. ...' 6 0 Link by Link, Dnke Donolun 2 0 A Window in Shrumß, d 0.... ... 6 Q The New Mistress, Geo. Manville Fenn, 2 0 M y ftftflSpS? 0 - 4^* ••• - 6 0 Scotland Yard, Past and Present, Bx Chief AulaXicltloyllaV I _dp.... ... |0 : Inspector Cavanah, 2 0 T>e KmTblm, Jsiris Fothergffl ... a 0 QW NewZealand,by a Pakeha Maori, New , Aldytli, do. 6 0 Edition, ... 2 6 H#f7>; 4°*? ■•■» ••• 6 ario firiAteywhH. Rider Hagg»w2/fl and 3 « S*^ 011 •» 42t ,•• ••• 6 ° Bsll uprkums Nisbet, Pictuießoards 2 0 Cpmetiiupaa a noww,Bhodaßrdiighton, 6 0 Dr Paooal, A Story of heredity, E. Zola, BediiatQHiinei^ M ' / vatf. <^ Myths aid MHtvels, R. A. Proctor, SUver Aunt Afitte, Mrs W.K.Clifford ... A 0 Library ... 3 % Th» Last Touches, -do. 2/6 and 3 6 Nature Studies, B. A. Proctor, Silver ! The Sil«noe of Dean Maitland, Maxwell Library ... 3 0 . Gray, 2 6 It is never too late to mend, Chas.Reade, IntkeHftarUltheStotm, do. m 2 6 New Edition, paper 6 Seeta, Col. Meadows Taylor, ... 2 g Awaking, Mrs J. Kent Spender. Picture Balpb. Darnell, do. ... „, 2 6 , Boards ... 2 0 ANoble Queen, do. „, M , 2 6 JudithShakespere,W. Black, NewEdition, 26 1 TiPPSSwtaun, do. ... ... 2 6 The Wise Woman of Inverness, W> Black, TheLwht,thatFailetb,JludyardJjpling,6 0 New Edition 2 Plain Tales from the ffills, do.' 6 0 White Heather, W. Black, New Edition 2 6 Lrfes Handicap, do. 6 0 Told by the Colonel, W. L. Alden ... 3 6 TheNaUjahka, do. r. 6 0 I^orbid the Banns, Frankfort Moore '>$ 0 Barrack Boom Ballads, dp. g ,0 From Wisdom <3ourt, Merriman and Many Inventions, do. 6 0 Tallentyre... 3 a Eobberf under Armgj red cloth, Rolf ■' The Fate of Fenella, by 24 Authors, ... 3ft Boldrewood 3 g Adventures of a Fair Rebel, Matt Crim 2 0 Mmers Right, red clo. Rolf Boldrewood 3 6 A Mad Prank, by Mrs Hungerf ord, 1 0 Colonial Reformer, do. do. 3 5 Sons of the Croft, by P. Hay Hunter Is & I r Squatter* Dream, ; do. . i do* ■• . 3 $ Nationial Gallery Pictures, Pall Mall office 13 Sr^ST^ 6^ "do. dpi 3 6 Twixt Shadow snd Shine, Marcus Clarke 2 a The Refugees, A. Conan Doyle, paper Harry Dale, New Novel by "Verax" 2 0 «. . «i., .«v goyer, 2/6 clo. 3 6 Wttnwx Aot>Lyeei.'s '♦ WONDEJtFUL Pietro9h»le?i,F v l|arioi|Crawfor4, paper PAQKBT QFXMAS CARDS, oontaining4o cover, 2/6, clo. 3 6 Choice Cards, _post free, 12 Gnsley Grisell, Charlo. tte M. Tonge, paper Wiedmak ansLyeli.»s • ' YULE PACKET cover, 2/r, clo. 3 6 containing 25 Christmas and New Year The Terrible Czar, Count A. K. Tolstoi, Cards of exceptional value, post free 10 ._..,„. ..... „-Pictßds,2/-c10..2 q] Postage on books 2d in the Is. v VIGTORI/f AR6AOE, AUGKbAND. , THE REASONS WHY The public prefer the Celebrated STANDARD TEAS are very simple— Thb* abb thb Bbst Valub in the Market. They cojcbiNß Flavoub, Stbekgth, Gbip, and Richness. . .... ? , , Thbt Hit thb Pofulab Tabtb m bbgabd to Quality. ; i ; ] J% W .; >; -"i Tfyffifif-Wjfyr-ir at Rbasonablb Pbiobs. Our tSogbt from samples submitted for telegraphic reply to Calcutta, Colombo, and" Fooohow. We know what we are buying in foreign markets, and their suitability to the local trade, and nothing to the judgment of agents, and consequently secure UNIFORMITY whioHls always so Tdesirable. The expansion in demand during this year (1892) has been the most practica] proof of :*i|eo«Mk • ■■' v . ■'»•■.:•■ ; : ? "Our energies and ability are being directed to preserve and extend the trade, and we confidently r reoomme^d all lovers of really good Tea to ask for one or other of our eight distinct BliftMy according to the palate of the consumer, as to preference for '"■ ALL INDIAN, ALL CEYLON, or PART INDIAN AOT CHINAi atprioes based upon the lowest scale of profit. v : -.:■.■■. - ; \si.s ■ : ,-, To seoure the right article, buyers should be familiar with the brands as under : And ask for No. 1 to No, 8, accordiing to marked price on every packet or tin, L. P. NATHAN d CQ. AUCKLAND FREEZING CO The will open about 20th October, when the Company wilt be prepared to freeze " Mutton, Beef, and Lamb on Owner's Account. /r^s* *$&& ©ompany is the* B»wiafacturer of tlie Celebrated PEACH BRAND preserved (iHff^ v 1 ioned Meats. |;|jSr^Hiff X;K ;i -'j&K%^FM GiIOCOSE OB STOEEKBBPBB WMN- i PEACH BRAND. X^ iIJLL PAETICIJLABd ON APPLICATION TO WM. J. CAVER HILL, MAN AGEE. AUeKbAND.