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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 66, 15 September 1906, Page 4

OENUINE VALUE. UP-TO-DATE GOODS In (PABPETS, RUGS; LINOLEUMS, *J WINDOW DRAPINGS AND CURTAINS . Of every description, Just opened up ready for the Annual Spring Cleaning. Irish Linens Finlay's and other makes of Sheetings Horrockses' and Crowdson's Calicoes Madopolams for ladies' and ch'ildron's wear An all-round stock of HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS and MANCHESTER GOODS At most reasonable prices. Wo keep busy all tho time by giving good sound valuo and keeping a large and. well-selected stock to ohooso From, thereby gaining the confidenoo of our many oustomcrs. When Spring Cleaning or Furnishing, do your shopping at the RELIABLE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE Of GEORGE WINDER, 72, 74, MANNERS-STREET. N.B,— Carpets and Linoleums laid and planned by experienced workmen. Blinds a Speciality. npHE premises of the undersigned will be CLOSED for holiday on THURSDAY, 20th September. JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO., LTD. (JOHN COB PILNCH (Non-alcoholio.) BRAIN FOOD! NERVE TONIC! Certain Cure for Indigestion! Testimonials from well-known people. Don't bo Misled. Acoept No Other. LEVIN AND tiO., LTD.. Agents for New Zealand. TTIEDERAL HOTEL (Private, lato FedoX 1 ral Coffoo Palace).— This Hotel is situated in Victoria Square, Christchurch, N.Z., and is tho prettiest spot in the city. It has been enlarged and improved^ with a view to welcome visitors'to tho Exhibition. Tho additions consist of 20 Bodrooms, a Drawing, a Commercial, a Dining Room (soating 140), and a Dalcony fronting the Squaro. It may bo that tho people of Now Zoaland will be interested that tho Exhibition is tho largest building over constructed in tho Southern Hemisphere. Not only is it large, but made beautiful by man and enhanced by tho surroundings of Naturo. — ANDREW DA VIES, Proprietor. AN OPEN LETTER TO MY CLIENTS AND PROSPECTIVE CLIENTS. (Ti ENTLEMEN— Tho appro*oh cf bum\3T mer and of tho Christchurch Exhibition have no doubt convinced you of the importance of visiting a good tailor. If you wish to secure tho best selection and allow time to give the finest finish to your clothes, you should visit ray rooms and place your orders at the very earliest date. In my stock you will find all the "latest London Suitings," and any orders you may entrust lo mo will bo made in the most approved West End stylo. Yours truly, D. MII&IGAN. English Tailoring Rooms, Kelburno-avonue Tastes may change, Times may change, the Rulers of God'e Own Country may change, but I go on for over BUILDING FINE CLOTHES. TO bo in the faehion you require a high-class NEWSON SUIT. They are built bY W. I?. NEWSON, Tho Tasty Tailor, 30, Cuba-street Extension, near Town' , Hall. THE constant expert «upervi£ion to which garments mado by us aro subject, from the time the order is taken to completion of suit, results in a high grade of workmanship ordinarily unobtainable in Velliug- . ton.' Many gentlemen have written to us to compliment us on this feature in our clothes, expressing astonishment at tho degree of superiority which we attain. — E. NORTON AND CO., High-class Tailors, Willis-street. THE BEST AND MOST STYLISH SPRING SUITS Are made by J£ # B. DAVIS & CO., '* gentlemen's tailors, 61, lambton-quay, christchurch~l3xhibltion. f^ENTjJiMEN intending to go South VJT could not do better than place their orders with J. H. JAinKS, Fashionable Tailor, 82, Willis-gtrcet. T\ R. T. A. B L A O X, Bachelor of Sci-jnce, N.Z University, Doctor of Dontal Surgery, U.S.A., DENTIST, 110, WILLIS-STREET. Full Upper or Lowpt Plates, £3 3s. Tho best qualiy material used throughout. Crown and Bridge Work, Gold and other Fillings, cto. MR. H. T. RICHARDSON, ■"■*• SURGEON DENTIST, Lato of Phiia., 0.5.A., and London, LINDSAY'S NEW BUILDINGS, Woodward-streot (off Lamb ton-quay). Telephone 2200. TiT R. J. E. BUTLER, DENTAL SURGEON, Hag commenced the Practice of his Profession at his Rooms, 106, WILLIS-STREET. BT. SIDNEY HALL, DENTIST, ' Boulcott ■ stroet, Wellington (Opposite Dr». Collins and Hiilop). Telephone 479. (Ca*d.) HOBBS AND WHITEHOUSE. SURGEON DENTIBTS. WiJlis-stroet ... Wellington (Over Evening Post.) BR ID G E AND FROST, Surgeon Dentists, XO2, Willis-st. J. W. Bridge. H. W. Frost (late of Nopior and University of Pennsylvania), Tel. 677. Hours— 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Eveninga by appointmont. MRM R - W d»t7 MArau * SYDNEY.STREBT (First Gate from Museum-»lreet). Telephone No. 554. (Telephone, 2335.) M ESSRS. STWUSE ft TABOR, 56, MANNERS - STREET (Over Opera House Pharmacy). (A CajdJ ' TE. K. BURGESS, • SURGEON DENTIST, Corner Cuba and Ingostro streots (opponito National Bank). Tel. 1048. AR. HOLDSHIP, • BARRISTER & SOLICITOR IMPERIAL CHAMBERS, 6, Foatherston-street. Money to Lond on approved Town and Country Freehold Securities, j T7U[ELD7"LUOKIE~ AND TOOGOOD, J- Barriitcre and Solicitors, Patont 6, FEATHEROTON".STREET. Money to Lend at 44 per cent. Tel. 1437. jX"Oard".] MEASON AND MAROHANT, ' M.M. Inst 0.X., Civil Engineers, eta. Corporation Buildings, BRANDON-ST. C"" TILLEARD NATUSOHj • AROHITEOT, Commercial Chambon, Hunter-slteet, and »t Ifopiri (unft^lJiboTaef, ]