TF YOU DESIRE YOUR HOME To be FURNISHED WITH UP-TO-DATE LINOLEUMS, CARPETS, AND TABLECOVERS, SEE OUR SHIPMENTS, Ex- Arawa and Ruapehu, ALL AT OUR FAMOUS LOW PRICES. ALL AT OUR FAMOUS LO"^ PRICES. GEORGE WINDER, WINDER'S CORNER, CUBA and MANNERS STREETS. OPTIMISM . ' IS a fine trait; but man needs more than optimism for protection when tho skies take to weeping. One of MORRISON &PENNEY'S Specially - jmported Rainproofs will give just the protection needed, with the distinction of a Piccadilly dresser. Permit us to chow you -them. MORRISON & PENNEY, MERCHANT TAILORS, 114, WILLIS-ST., WELLINGTON. BUSINESS ALTERATION. ifl/TR. CARR is retiring from the 1U - firm of CARR AND BELL, West End Tailors, and as he took no active part in the cutting, the alteration in the firm will not interfere with the high class of work which has made th«ir name the last word in tailoring. , MR. BELL will still carry on the business, and as ho graduated with Mr. Henry Poole, London, , SUITS andCOSTUMES entrusted to him will still have that smart cut and finish as heretofore. NEW MATERIALS. We are now showing our NEW SEASON'S SUITINGS AND COSTUME LENGTHS, just to hand direct from the- manufacturers, and extend a cordial invitation to the ladies of Wellington and district to call and choose their COSTUME. We would advise an early call, as the smartest of the patterns will be early snapped up. CARR AND BELL, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, MANNERS-STREET. NTO TAILORING MRM STRIVES harder to maintain the integrity and prestige ol their products than oui-b. l Your safety and guarantee lio in buying the goods of a well- , known concern. As this is tho oldest-established High-class Tailoring Business 111 the City— having been established • in 1858— it could only have been carried on bo long and successfully on the merit of the work produced on tho premises, and we can guarantee that we will not be behind our predecessors in the General Excellence of the Garments turned out by us. E. NORTON AND CO., (Late King and Mirir), MERCHANT TAILORS, 254. LAMBTON-QUAY. NEW MATERIALS FOR COATS AND SKIRTS. WE have just opened the first shipment of New Materials for the Autumn and Winter Season in Rough Tweeds, Serge, and Cloths. We invito ladies ' to make their selection as early as possible, as most of the tweeds are only in single costume 1 lengths, and the very pattern deaired might be just 6okl. NEWEST STALES FROM LONDON, For All Occasions, PRICES from £4 15s. ELLIS & NOBLE, ladies' art tadlors, 31, king's chambers, willis-stbeet.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 84, 10 April 1911, Page 6
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