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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9086, 21 June 1888, Page 3

A few special lines very cheap this week at McMaster and Shalders', Queen-street. Ladies' Ulsters at 10s 6d ana 12s 6d ; Girl's School Hats for 2s 6d; New Plush Toque at 6s 6d; All-wool Dross Serges, 9£d; Girl's School Jackets from os: Boys' Jersey and Tweed Suits from 3s lid • Men's New Zealand Tweed Suits from 37s 6d; Colonial Tweed for Boy's Clothing at Is lid, very heavy ditto for 3s 3d per yard: Children's and Ladies' Hose from 6d per pair, very good from Is to 2s. : Much annoyance having been experienced by many of Smith and Caughey's customers, who have mistaken the clothing shop (without name appearing) recently opened next door to their Queen-street establishment as belonging to them. In justice to their customers and themselves they are compelled to draw public attention to the fact that there is no connection whatever, and that they have only one entrance in Queen-street.-— [ADVT.] . When Henry Taylor wrote, in his eminent work, "Philip Van Artevelde," that "the world knows nothing of its greatest men," he meant to convey the idea that mankind were not pre-inforcued of the master-minds that would leave their "form and pressure " on the times in which they live. ■ Because great men naturally make themselves known. They stamp their glory and their genius on the world. Many a sufferer would have rejoiced, could it have been known anticipatively or prophetically, that Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps was in embryo, before it was born to the world, a