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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 154, 29 June 1912, Page 6

SOME RECENT IMPORTATIONS In HIGH-GRADE TOBACCOS. "SWEET CHESTNUT"— This Tobacco is manufactured by W. D. and H. 0. Wills in a unique manner from mature growths of the finest leaf procurable. In ilb tins at 3s 6d. WILLS'S '^EMBASSY" MIXTURE-7 In jib' tins till 3e 6~d. J. AND F. BELL'S "THREE NUNS" TOBACCO— In ilb tine, 3s 6d. PLAYER'S NAVY CUT, Medium or Full Strength— In 2oz tins, Is. PLAYER'S NAVY MIXTURE— In ilb tins, 2s 6d. PLAYER'S "COUNTRY LIFE" MIX-" TURE— 4 In ilb tins, 3s. G. & C. ALDOTJS, TOBACCONISTS, - 206, LAMBTON-QUAY. A GOOD INVESTMENT PROFIT SHARING! GEORGE WINDER IS SELLING i UP-TO-DATE PATTERNS IN BEST AXMINSTER CARPETS. BODY AND BORDER, usual price 8s 9d per yard, FOR 5/n AND 6/11> CASH PRICES, IN LENGTHS TO MAKE SQUARES. Sizes : 7ft 6in. x 10ft 6in9ft x 12ft. 14ft 3in x 16ft. nnHESE Axminsters are Templeton's X and Crossley's, and are GENUINE BARGAINS. CORRIDOR RUGS, HEARTHRUGS, and SLIP MATS, ALL AT PROFIT-SHARING PRIUES. GEORGE~WINDER, I "THE CORNER," ' i CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS. A GREAT BANKER "ON SPENDING THAT SPELLS SAVING 1" ¥lETELL, for instance, the small "'• matter of investing in proper clothes I consider an asset. Economy in this direction of personal appearance is a mistake — a loss rather than a gain. A man spends his money judiciously when he gets a few good ' Suits made at j MILLIGAN'S, , KELBURNE-AVENUE. IT'S AN INVESTMENT t WINTER SUITINGS. Ci ENTLEMEN,— . , • GET .YOUR NEXT SUIT From the ' . WEST END TAILORS. Our Speciality Is THE LONG SHAPELY COAT, With CLEAN AMERICAN SHOULDERS. The number of men wearing this class of coat is proof of its irapularity and our large clientele. JAS. BELL, i (Late Carr and Bell), ' . LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, MANNERS-STREET. , 1 YES, IT IS SMART. ' IT'S ELLIS-MADE ! rrtHAT is the answer an "Ellis-olad" -■- man would make when someone remarked — " f "That's a nice suit 1" Long experience as a Bond-street Tailor enables Ellis to turn out the emartest and most distinctive styles. If you want to be well dressed you must go to B. ELLIS, , ART TAILOR, OPP. UNION BANK, WELLINGTON. GENTLEMEN 1 YOU SHOULD NOTE THAT fT\HE season is now approach- •*- ing when you will require your Dress Suit. You Bhould lose no time, but call on R. B. DAVIS AND CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, 270, LAMBTON-QUAY (opp. Harcourt • and Co.) EVERY OSBORNE SUIT AND COSTUME IS *JUST SO." "TW*EAR enough" won't do when. -LI aii Qaborne Suit or Costume is in question. It must_ be_ "just so" in every_ detail before it is allowed to pass into the possession of a client. A^ splendid salection of Fabrics awaits you. H OSBORNE & CO., TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS, CUBA-STREET. (By Special Appointment to His Excellency the Governor, Lord Islington). gOHAN'S TEAS. BAKER'S BUILDINGS. , 'Phone 2636. AXEL HOLTZ, MASSEUR AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, 123, UPPER WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone 200b. -■ENGINEERS' LATHES~i DRUMMOND LATHES! M'LEAN AND ARCHIBALD, ___ Agents, 29, Willig-fetreet. HIGGINSON AND MACSHANE, SbarebrokiTE, , Accountants, ami General Agent*. 143, F«atnert.+on-stre»t, k k WsUi»Stos, • Iticgrys*- -'-'Wftrwivik'i