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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9095, 2 July 1888, Page 4

GREAT /CLEARING- CJALB RE AT L/LEARING- OALE OF SEASON'S DRAPERY. Milks & ChOYCE Have decided to hold a Clearing Sale of tho BALANCE OF SEASON'S GOODS, Space being required for the SPRING DRAPERY Now on the way out from Horns. This will be a splendid opportunity for picking up Stylish Goods of good quality at a low rate, which customers and the public would do well to tako advantage of, as in consequence of the new tariff, all goods in the future must necessarily be marked at an increased rite. SPECIAL JOBS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. SALE COMMENCES THIS DAY (MONDAY). Patterns and Priors Sent by Post. Telephone 412. Milne & Choyce, QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STREETS. {wT&hT} TO" INKS & WALL. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN AUCKLAND. CARPETS AND FLOORCLOTHS. CARPETS AND FLOORCLOTHS. CARPETS AND FLOORCLOTHS. CARPETS AND FLOORCLOTHS. CARPETS AND FLOORCLOTHS. FURNITURE IN NATIVE WOODS A SPECIALTY. INKS & TT ALL, WHOLESALE AND EETAIi <•■ . CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, BBORTLAND-STREET, • ; Auckland. "VT OTI 0 E ;OF REMOVAL. J. H. DALTON, E TAILOR,: Begs to thank his customers and friends for their past patronage, at the same time begs to inform them that his business having go increased that the present shop is far too small for hia requirements, he has taken thoee commodious premises lately known as Goodson'e Arcade, 210, Queen-street opposite Mossrs. McArthur and Co's Warehouse, whoro he will in future conduct his business on the same principles as before, selling for cash and GIVING AN EXTRA PAIR OF TROU3ERS WITH EVERY SUIT. Having taken these premises he will be able to make a much better show of Fancy Suitings, Coatings, and Tweods, etc., of which he has got one of the best and most variod stocks in New Zealand. Hβ intends to keep up his present reputation o giving a first-class article for the smallest possible price. People buying from the above shop may depenf 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 few doors higher up than the Auckland Savings Bank, and opposite Messrs. McArthur & Co , * Prior to leaving old shop I am holding a Great) Sale of all Twoeda and Remnants, so that the Now Shop will b« opened with an entirely New Stock. No old tweeds will be taken out of old shop. All in lust be soldi at any price. j J. H. DALTON. TF you should huppen to meet a Welldressed (Gentlema.a, you may depend upon it ho patronises A. Woollams and Co., the Tailors, of Sydenham House, Grey-street' TUST OPENED-UP. A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF WOOLLENS, SUITABLE FOR THE COMING SEASON, CONSISTING OF HEAVY FANCY WORSTEDS TWEEDS AND COATINGS. SEE WINDOW JOHN WHITE, MERCHANT TAILOR, VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND (N*xt Union Bank). DR. J. MURRAY MOORE, M.D., M.R.C.S. Hours for Consultation: 11 to 1 p.m., at Pond'i Homoeopathic Pharmacy, 153, Queen-street, ; 2to S p.m., ami 7to 8 p.m., at Residence, Lower Syinondjj-streot. Telephone 131), Vaccinations at Pond's, ; p.m., TUESDAY AND FRIDAYi