LOUNGE SUITS, OUNGE SUITS, BLAZERS and TROUSERS, BLAZERS and TROUSERS, . For Tennis, Bowling, and Cricket, ALL ENGLISH TAILOR CUT, At i WALLACE & GIBSON'S,, THE "KASH," WILLIS- STREET. < SPECIMEN TESTIMONIAL. "TT SHALL havo no hesitation in recomX mending you tb my friends." This is a typical extract from tho many eulogistio letters daily received by Mil. D. MIIiLIGAN in roferenco to the suporior styles of clothes made nt his English Tailoring Rooms in Kelburno-avonue, The present is tho bost timo to plac6 orders fof the Christmas season, and specially nice Suitings direct from London have jifst been landed to afford gentlemen going to tho Exhibition d, selection of the very newest. FEDERAL HOTEL (Private, late Fedoral Coffeo Palace).— This Hotel is situntod in Victoria Square, Christchurch, N.Z., and is tho prettiest spot in tho city ( It has been onlarged and improved, with a mow to welcome vlsitors_ to tho Exhibition. Tho additions consist of 20 Bcd> rooms, a Drawing, a Commercial, a Dining- Room (seating 140), and a Balcony fronting the Square. It may bo that tho pcoplo of Now Zealand will be interested 1 that the Exhibition is tho largest building over constructed in tho Southern Hemisphere. Not only is it large, but mado I beautiful by man and enhanced by tho surroundings of Nature. — ANDREW j DA VIES, Prop*le_tor. MORE NEW SUMMER SUITINGS JUST Opened, including over 100 single Suit Lengths. Tho latost importation i is of the very highest gnulo, equal to any i Suitings seen in Wellington, and as only HIGH-CLASS TAILORS can handle. Clients and intending clients aro reminded that it is advisable to order as early as possible. E. NORTON AND CO., 61, Willis-stroet. T?^" P. NEWS ON, MERCHANT TAILOR, ADDRESS: NEXT TOWN HALL. A TRIAL SOLICITED. CONSULT US FOR YOUR EXHIBITION SUIT! J£. B. DAVIS & CO., GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, 61. LAMBTON-QUAY, You cannot do better, as wo do tho best. Our stock comprises tho very latest and handsomest productions from tho world's fashion's centres, which aro unsurpassable. , Order early. YOIPLL get a SUIT TO BE PROUD OF, good material, make, fit, finish, and stylo, guaranteed, from £3, at tho INTERNATIONAL CLOTHING CO., J\ R. T! A. WBLA OX, Bachelor of Science, N.Z University, Doctor of Dental Surgery, U.S.A,,' DENTIST, 110, WILLIS-STREET. Full Upper or Lowpr Plates, £3 3s. The best quaf.ly material used throughout. Crown and Bridgo Work, Gold and other Fillings, eto. MR. H. T. RICHARDSON, IV - 1 - SURGECM DENTIST, Lato of Phila., U.S.A., and London, LINDSAY'S NEW BUILDINGS, Woodward-street (oft Lambton-quay). Telephono 2200. R^ J. E. WU TLE R, DENTAL SURGEON, I Has> commenced tho Practice of bis Profession at his Rooms, 106, WILLIS-STREET. MR. SID N E~T HALL, DENTIST, Boulcott - street, Wellington (Opposite Drs. Collins and Hislop). Telephono 479. BRIDGE AND FROST, Surgeon Dentiste, 102, Willis-«t. J. W. Bridge, H. W. Frost (late of Napier and University of Pennsylvania). Sets of Teeth, £3 3a. Gas, 2a 6d ; Extractions, 2s 6d and Is. fA Card.l I DR. D. N. ISAACS, Dental Surgeon, has commenced tlio practise qt his profession at his Rooms, 89, WILLIS-ST. (over Tustin's). Telephone 2511. (CanTi * HOBBS AND WHITEHOUSB, SURGEON DENTISTS. Willis-street ... Wellington (Over Evening Po3t.) fc X WALTER MANTELLJ DENTIST, SYDNEY-STREET (First GaU itom MuiGum-iUestl . Telephone No. 551. (Telephono, 233ff) ,T|yf ESSRS. STENHOUSE 4 TABOR, IYA DENTISTS, 56, MANNERS - STREET (Over Opera House Pharmacy). TE. K. BURGESS, • DENTAL SURGKON, (Lato 14 years J. W. Bndge) Corner Cuba and Ingestro streets (opposite National Bank). Tel. 1048. MR. W. R. HURSTHOUSE, r DENTAL SURGEON, 1, WILLIS-STREET (next Singer Co.) Hours — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. R. HOLDSHIP, • BARRISTER * SOLICITOR IMPERIAL CHAMBERS, 6, Fcatherston-ttrcot. Money to Lend on approved Town and I Country Freehold Seouritieg. IELD, LUCKifi AND TOOGOOD, Barristers and Solicitors, Patent Agents, 6, FEATHERSTON-STREET. Monoy to Lend at 44 per cont. Tel. 1457. MEEK ANI> YON HAAST, Barristers and Solicitors, Corner FEATHERBTON and GREY STREETS, Wellington. Money to L<«hd at Lowest Current Rateg. f A~Card '.) " ] MEASON AND MAROHANT, M.M. Inst. C.E.. Civil Ertginoorß, ole, Corporation Buildingn, BRANDON-ST. TOICfIMOJID AND NEWTON, CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS, LICENSED SURVEYORS, Tel. 2093", Harcotirt'n Buildings. ' (A Curd.) MR. CHARLES F. B. LI VESA Y, Architect, has started the Pfaotioo of his Profenxion in Wellington at his office, 81, LAMBTON-QUAY. CTILLEARD NATUSOH,' • ' ARCHITECT, Commercial Chamber*, Hunter-street, and , , at Napior and Giiborno. Jl. martTnT mktaphysioian, • 3, harper-street (Two doors from Daniol-ntrcot), May be consulted daily (Sundays execptod) Hours— lo to 5, 6to 8. WALTER F. POTTS, Maeiour, -238 a, Willis-street, WolUngton, may bo consulted daily. Kirk'n Treatment if fiesired. Hot Air, Vapour, or Mcdicatdd Baths at any hour. Consultation free. JA N D A. WILSON,- • FUNERAL FURNISHERS I v. »4*_OAKBRII7GB^TERBAdL, Kk-.' ~'«sKiltlQhMMjNl,- I*, a
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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 111, 7 November 1906, Page 6
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