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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9067, 30 May 1888, Page 4

OF REMOVAL. 3. H. DALTON, TAILOR, ' Bep to thank his customers and friends for their past patronage, at the same time begs to inform them that his business having so increased that the present shop la far too small for his requirements, he has taken those commodious premises lately known as Ooodson's Arcade, 210, Queen-street, opposite Messrs. MoArthur and Co's Warehouse, where he will In future conduct his business on the samo principles as before, selling for cash and GIVING AN EXTRA PAIR OP TROUSERS WITH EVERY SUIT. Having taken these premises he will be able to make a much better show of Fancy Suitings, Coatings, and Tweeds, &c., of which ho has got one of the best and most varied stocks in New Zealand. He Intends to keep up his present reputation of giving a first-class article for the smallest possible price. People buying from the above shop may depend upon getting a garment CUT AND MADE BY A PRACTICAL TAILOR And in the very latest style. NOTE NEW ADDRESS J. H. DALTON, Tailor, 210, QUEEN STREET, A fow doors higher up than the Auckland Savings Bank, and opposite Messrs. McArthur & Co's. Prior to leaving old shop I am holding a Groat Sale of all Tweeds and Remnants, so that the New Shop will bo opened with an entirely New Stock. No old tweeds will be taken out of old shop. All must be sold at any price. 1 I J. H. DALTON. JjjGL AORANGI, FROM LONDON. £1 LOVER gEBDS (NEW CROP). WHITE CLOVER RED CLOVER COW GRASS CLOVER ALSYKK CLOVER TREFOIL, TIMOTHY RIBGRASS, RAPE Samples and Prioes sent on application. GRASS SEEDS. COCKSFOOT RYEGRASS (Poverty B*y and Italian) FESCUE, RATS TAIL, OORNSACK3 AND TWINE. BONEDUSTS, SUPERPHOSPHATES. GCANO« AND OTHER MANURES. W. S. L/" 4 C a CUSTOM-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. rjIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) MAKES LIBERAL ADVANCES ON WOOL, TALLOW, KAURI GUM, FLAX, And other Produce consigned to it for sale in London SEVERAL FARMS AND STATIONS FOR SALE In every district in the Colony. Full particulars will bo supplied on application to the Company's Office, 119, Queen-street. JUST OPENED-UP. A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF WOOLLENS, SUITABLE FOR THE COMING SEASON, CONSISTING OF HEAVY FANCY WORSTEDS TWEEDS AND COATINGS. 'l SEE WINDOW? JOHN WHITE, MERCHANT TAILOR, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (Next Union Bank). D R JgAKEWELL Begs to inform the public that ON AND AFTER IST JUNE NEXT, THE CHARGE FOR A FIRST CONSULTATION TO NEW PATIENTS Will Be Raised to 3s 6d (Medicine included). ' Subsequent Consultations as before, 2ft 6d. Visits as before. Hoboon-stroet, May 20. A THRILLING AND EMOTIONAL TALE, To bo commenced to NEXT SATURDAY'S HERALD. A NEW BTORY I A NEW STORY ! BY AN ABLE AUTHORESS. The Tola announced to be oommeoood in next Saturday's Herald has been withdrawn, in order to substitute a New Story, entitled 11 J)OUBLE LIFE, on, THE DARKDALE MYSTERY, BY HELEN CRAMPTON DALE. Though Miss Dale's works of fiction have not hitherto been presented to our readers, she Is AN ABLE AND VIGOROUS WRITER And the work now to be submitted for the approval of lovers of pure and. wholesome light literature, will find in the Authoress a faithful and gentle guide. Charming and Interesting circumstances are skilfully weaved around the NEW STORY. The Plot is well conceived, and many and varied will bo the guesses as to its solution. The interest of tho reader is enchained at the beginning, and retained to the end. \ JJOUBLE on, THE DARKDALB MYSTERY, IN NEXT SATURDAY'S HERALD, JUNE 2, 1883,