DAILY MEMORANDA.MAY 22. ' SALES • if Mr. R. Arthur—Jewellery, etc., 11 a.m. MEETINGS I Theatre Royal—Address by Mr. W. Noble, 7.80 p.m. _ Lower Uorauera Hall—G. O. Birno3. (_. — ' ' Special Advertisements. i 1 I i JjIOOTBALL gEASON. FOOTBALL CLUBS! SPECIAL NOTICE. JERSEYS AND HOSE MADE TO ORDER j IN ANY COLOURS. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, 158 and 160, Qaeon-strcet. Also, New and Choice Styles in Littlo Boys' Jar Suits. MOSGIEL BLANKETS. MOSGIEL BLANKETS. MOSGIEL BLANKETS. RUGS, SHAWLS, PLAIDS, WRAPS, etc., otc. « A Grand Assortment just rccoived. Also, MOSQIEL KNITTING YARNS, FLANNELS, PLAIDINGS, AND HOSIERY. HALLENSTEIN BROS. X CO., 153 and 160, Qoeek-street. FURNISH FROM I / AUSTRIAN BENT-WOOD FURNITURE XV/ REDUCED PRICES ' — . GARLICK and AND _____________ CR AN WELL S. IRON BEDSTEADS. 703 Reduced in Price at I GrARLICK and CR AN WELL'S Cabinetmakers. n n n _____________ GO TO FOR Just Opinid, CARPETS and RUGS Ex Vanduara and Bermlone— "NOLEUM AUSTRIAN BENT-WOOD PERAMBULATORS CHAIRS BEDDING OFFICE STOOLS SPRING MA WRASSES PIANO and SHOP do. CEDROOM " E COUCHES 6 CANt SUTWOROOH CHILDREN'S HIGH ant! DRAWINGROOM LOW CHAIRS DININGROOM 4RM, FOLDING, and FOHNITIiRI ROCKING CHAIRS iUKJSIiOkI 14 CASES IRON BED WARDROBES STEADS MATTINGS (various) , ONNES :Er!N CR& CURTAINS and BLINDS Do. FURNITURE COVER- BLANKETS and SHEETS I>GS QUILTS and HANGINGS WINDOW FURNISH- OFFICE FURNITURE. CORNICE FRINGES, BANDS, elc. SHOWROOMS, TAPESTRY and LRUo I aELS CARPETS 1 QUEEH-st., Auokean®. HEARTHRUGS to mitch.l THE CHEAP | FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. jyj- RS. SOMERVILLE, WELLESLEY- STREET (Opposite Opera House), Has received h?r NEW MILLINERY** which she can recommend »3 being the nearest procurable. French Patterns Accurately Copied at Reasonable Prices. Old Ladies' Caps and lionnot', Children's Bonnets and U&ts, very Stylish and Pretty. March, 1836. m. Mur° h1 b ' ; TAILOR AND IMPORTER. 1 ] WINTER TWEEDS. 1 I ARRIVED, EX ARAWA, < ty r-iASKs. ' 4 XBASES. 1 tS" M.M. begs to announce the arrival of , his first shipment ot Winter Tweeds and ' Coatings. They comprise all Hie latest in \ style and pattern worn in London, and the quality of the goods is unsurpassed. 1 38, SHORTLAND-STREET, 38. ' ] ] Jjl IRST -CLASS ADVERTISING ! MEDIUM. J m 1 AUCKLAND, WAIKATO, AND KAI- < C PARA RAILWAY STATIONS. 1 I c FOR SPACE'S i Apply ( £ J. H. WITHEFORD, } 1 18, Shortland-street. | — — r f J H. WITHEFORD RECEIVES c ADVERTISEMENTS S \ fcr all the Leading Newspapers in the Colonics. C r pOULTRY SHOW CATALOGUE, ISS6. J J. 11. WITHEFORD is authorised to receive 1 advertisements for the above Catalogue. ■ ■*' i g OJL4N & o i: CIVIL ENGINEER [ » a AND E S c AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SURVEYORS, C t COLONIAL BANK, , s fa Telephone No. 183. 11
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7644, 22 May 1886, Page 4
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