Dress and Fashion. i jyj RS. gOMERVILLE r J HAS MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING 3 f [ ARRIVAL ) i OF I I NE w Q.OODS, 5 [ PER DIRECT STEAMER, r > CONSISTING OF > FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS, | FEATHERS, FLOWERS NOVELTIES IN SUNSHADES, &c, WELLESLEY-STREET, OPPOSITE THE OPERA HOUSE. i . _______ TAILORING. "I SAY, JONES, there is no doubt Mcßride has the secrat of dressing his customers like gentlemen. In spite of Nature, those dressed by him at once assume that broad manly English figure so much written about and so seldom seen. Gentlemen who value their appearance invariably patronise him." " But such a Tailor must set a high value on his services.' " By no means, the [moderation of his charges attest the modesty of bis character ; but judge for yourself. He makes Onehunga Tweed Suits (to measure) lor £2 0 0 First-class Business Suits (to measure) £3 0 0 Best Twoed Suits (to measure) .. „ £8 17 6 (Money cannot buy better ; why pay more.) Tweed Overcoats (to measure) .. „ £2 0 0 Tweed Trousers, all wool (to measure) £0 10 a Best Tweed Trousers (to measure) „ £1 0 0 Riding Habit £3 0 0' The above conversation, or out similar, may bo heard daily in any well-dressed circle in Auckland. FIT, STYLE, AND DURABILITY GUARANTEED. iff ALL OUR WORK GUARANTEED FOB TWELVE MONTHS. THE LARGEST TAILORING CONCERN IN NEW ZEALAND: "VENI, VIDI, VtCt.* AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY (G. MoBRID E), CUSTOM-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. Br Appoint- <* .*■, jn*- Excrci.LKNcr ment TI,R to ills 'Stoi'iiV" Governor. W. H. F KNTON 4 c°lIAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, GENTLEMEN'S MERCERS, HOSIERS, AND GLOVERS 78, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite the New Zealand Herald office). HATS AND CAPS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. OUR CELEBRATED PULLOVER JJATS MADE TO ORDER, FROM gS EACIL Felt Ifats from Is Oil, Black Paris Hats, from 12s Cd. Drab Shell Hats from 7« 6d. A Splendid Assortment of Hats and Caps always on Hand, including Clerical and Ladies' Riding Hats. 0P E N I N G U" P. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRAPERY, ALL THE NOVELTIES FOR THE COMING SEASON, AND SEVERAL CLEARING LINES OF DRESS GOODS, To be sold cheap. 1 CASE BOY'S WHITE SHIRTS, Good at Is Cd and Is lid, EACH A BARGAIN. I D. MAC E R ON, KARANGIIAPE ROAD. Miss gM IT 11, STAY, CORSET, AND BANDAGE MAKER, Eskbank Cottage, Gundry-st., Newton (By New Epiphany Church). Ladies waited on in town and suburbs. Highest references from the leading establishment in Edinburgh. TUCKER'S "DAKIIs T>OWDER Ask your JLE Grocer JL for it. TUCKER'S rpUCKER'S muCKERS Families X should JL use it. Family ttiamily x^amily Bushmen JL should I 1 use it. Baking t>aking T»aking Miners JL* Gum- it diggers, POWDER T>OWDER "POWDER _ Everybody X should X use it. TUCKER'S "OAKING T>OVVDER Once tried JLP always J.. used.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9166, 22 September 1888, Page 8
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