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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6832, 10 October 1883, Page 3

As Auckiand is rapidly increasing in population our niorchants, who mean to keep up with the times, must havo largor stocks and of a superior quality. T. Mcllastor, alive to this fact, has imported by tho Zenlnndia and Doric a cboico lot of spring and summer goods, comprising novelties in dresses, mantles, capes, ladies'and children's hats and bonnets, ribbons, laces, parasols, hosiery, and gloves; also, men's and boys' clothing, shirts, hats, an.l ties. These goods being imported direct by T. McJI. from some of the best English, Irish, and Scotch housesare woll worth inspection. Special attention given to country orders by T, Slcllastor, Queen-street.

We have made Concrete a Speciality, are practically acquainted with its treatment, have studied how to reduce its Cost by adopting Plans and Specifications to suit it, how to frame for Buildings, Tanks, &c, cnE&n.Y, and are prepared to give Parties specifying or usmo oust mme, the fidlest information. CONCRETE WORK of all kinds undertaken by Private Contract. All Maimrangi LMmes are not alike, and none of Wilson's is genuine without the Trade Mark;—Caution—Anyone putting other lime in bags' bearing our trade mark is liable to be prosecnted.—J. Wilson and Co., 81, Queen-street—lAdvt.l Every'-'householdershould have a copy "of ! the Auckland Directory,] ust out, price be, for tale at | «li stationers