WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. BY-LAWS. NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Council held on Tuesday, the 26th day of May. 1891, it was resolved that two new By-lawß entitled respectively (1) The Publio and Private Vehioles By-law Amendment By-law, 1891, And (2) The Sanitary By-law Amendment Bylaw, 1891 should bo adopted. The said resolution will be submitted for confirmation at the ordinary meeting of the CounoiltobeheldonTHUKSDAY, the 25th June, 1891, at 730 p.m. A copy of the proposed By-laws is deposited for publio inspection at the Office of the Council, Brandon street, and the object and purport of the said By-laws is given bßlow viz. : — The By-law No. 1 above-mentioned fixes the amount to be paid for lioense of any stage carriage plying partly within and partly without the oity, and provides new routes for licensed stage carriages. The By-law No. 2 provides for extension of the time within which premises existing at the oominer into foroe of the Sanitary By-law, 1889, are to be made to conform to the provisions of that By-law. J. E. PAGE, Town Clerk. 30th May, 1891. TAILORING EXTRAORDINARY. In E. O'HALLORAN, Cutter to BERRY l J • and ORR, Cuba-street, has invented a most ingenious set of machines for draughting Overcoats, Coats (all shapes), Vest and Trousers, which reduces the difficult art of ■cutting patterns by system to machir.cvr. They are simplicity itself, and can be worked with the greatest ease and rapidity, and can be gauged to the size of any figure, thereby making a misfit almost impossible. At enormous expense Mr. O'Halloran has patented his invention in Now South Wales, Victoria, New Zealand, France, United States, and United Kingdom^ and_ has received numerous eulogistic testimonials from leading tailors in New Zealand, who testify that it is a wonderful invention, and capable of doing all that is claimed forit. Customers can have the option of having -thoir garments draughted by tho now machines or by the usual method. Wo are now exhibiting the machines in one of our windows, together with garments draughted iy them, also letters patent. SUITS, from . ... £3 10 0 TROUSERS, from . 019 6 TAILORING OUR SPECIALITY. BERRY & ORR, TAILORS, MERCERS & OUTFITTERS, 31, Cuba-street. CROCKERY ! CROCKERY ! "CLINTON & McLAUCHLAN, DIRECT IMPORTERS OP CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, 40, Cuba-street, Opposite Baillie's Post Office. New Shipments oponod ex Duke of Buckingham and Nelson, also to arrive per ■Crusader and Margaret Galbraith at an •early date. Note. — Country orders carefully packed and delivered free at wharves and stations, also in city and suburbs. "Y^T ANTED KNOWN. Watches Cleaned, ss ; best Main Springs fitted, 5s All other Repairs on a Reduced Scale. J. BROWN, Watchmaker, 29, Manners-street, Wellington. F ROBIN, Decorator, Painter, Paper, • hangor, Glazier, Signwritor, &0., Cambridge House, Murphy-street, Thorndon (opposite Staples' Browery). Estimato given free for all classes of work, and executed at reasonablo rates. npHE press and the publio aliko pronounce DALTON'S, without shadow of doubt, the Cheapest, the Best, and the Most Reliablo Tailoring Establishment in New Zealand, 43, Cuba-atroet, and 65, Lambton-quay. FURNISHINGS. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OP HOUSE FURNISHINGS In tho city is at H. FIELDER'S, THE ART FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Manners-street. Evory necessary piece of Furniture may be hod at our establishment at FABULOUS PRICES! My numerous customers and tho inhabitants of the city are invitod to call in and inspect the finest display of Furniture in tho Empire City, manufactured on my own premises, which adjoins the warehouse. Persons abous to furnish would ropay themselves tenfold by giving my establishment a call. All descriptions of Furniture and House Furnishings manufactured on the premises to any design required, at most reasonable prices, combined with thorough good workmanship. NOW ON VIEW, THE MOST UNIQUE STOCK OP ART FURNITURE In the Southern Hemisphere. Inspection Invited. IN OUR CROCKEY AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT Will be found an immense stock of firstclass goods, too numerous to particularise. The publio are invited to call and inspect our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Please note the Address — H. FIELDER, THE UNIVERSAL PROVIDER, Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse, Manners-street, Wellington. LADIES' DRESSES mHAT HAVE BECOME SPOILED AND FADED fj|§Mffl Fashionable Shades for Wfis3 WINTER WEAR, /jlH£Wj! Without being Unpickod, H EARBER'S VrnHp STEAM DYE WORKS, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. GREAT CASH CLEARING SALE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE - STOCK OF MUSICAL INSTEUMENTS In Now Zealand. HOFFMANN & SONS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IMPORTERS, Willis-street, Wellington, And Queen-street, Auckland. (Established over 30 years in New Zealand.) HOFFMANN & SONS, in thanking their numerous patrons for past favours, beg respectfully to inform them and the inhabitants generally that they are holding a genuine CASH CLEARING SALE Of their entire Stock of Musical Instruments, which inclnde all the very beat English and Continental makes. Sole Agents for John Brinsmead & Sons, Collard & Collard, and other renowned makers. Solo Agents for Besson & Co.'s and Silrani & Smith's Brass and Wood Band Instruments. Having jußt boen appointed Sole Agents to the above Manufacturers, our clients may thoroughly rely on obtaining first-class instruments on our usual method of conducting the same — Time Patment. Pleaso to Note our Address — HOFFMANN & SONS, Willis-street, Wellington. T H. DALTON received all the FD3ST AWARDS given for High-class Tailoring at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition held at Dnnedin. J. H. DALTON, 43, Cuba-street and 65, Lambton-quay. /~\UR MOTTO is to produce the highest order of work at a moderate rate, and our object has been attained, as hundreds o «. well-dressed gentlemen can testify to our superior Fit and Finish. DALTON, Tailob, 43, Cnba-gtreot, and 65, Lambton-qu*y.
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Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 138, 13 June 1891, Page 4
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920Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 138, 13 June 1891, Page 4
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