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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9325, 30 March 1889, Page 4

J?"ew Zealand Tweed Qq.. TAILORS. *■ SHORTLAN D-STREET. FIRST SHIPMENT OP AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, MOST CHOICE ASSORTMENT. DIRECT FROM THE ILLS. MEN'S ALL WOOL TWEED AND WORSTED SUITS, FROM 50 s - 57 s 6 D ' 67 6DBEST IN THE ESTABLISHMENT, ' «£3 17 s 6 D ' MEN'S ALL TWEED AND WORSTED TROUSERS, 12 6 D 15 s ' 18 6 D ' BEST IN THE ESTABLISHMENT, 20 s COUNTRY CUSTOMERS PLEASE SENDIFOR PATTERNS. CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. yiSITORS TO SYDNEY. ROBERTS' JJOTEL, GEORGE AND MARKET-STREETS, SYDNEY. his Magnificent Hotel is Lighted by! Electricity AND POSSESSES EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT. It 18 Beaotifitllt Furnished, AND SITUATED :IN THE VERT CENTRE OF TEE CITY. For Apartments address-the Manager ELECTP.OPAT HIC ESTABLISHMENT, YOONO MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BUILDINGS, ALBERT-STREET, For the Treatment and Cure of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuralgia, and Nervous Complaints, BY THE APPLICATION 0* CURATIVK ELECTRICITY. RENTAL NOTICE MR. A. I* SMITH, OLD-ESTABLISHED DENTIST, CORNER HOBSON-STREKT (OPPOSITE ST. Matthews Church)! Supplies Full ppor and Lower Sets of Teeth at Reduced Charges. lotted without extracting stumpa. Other Dentists' Work Repaired. Hours : 9 a.m. to 8 p-m. rjIHE NEW ZEALAND HERALD. BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE COLONY. SWORN TESTIMONY RESPECTING IT. SOME OPINIONS OF PROMINENT MEN,

The Hon. WILLIAM JAMBS MUDIE LARNACH, M.H.R, Into Minister of Minos, in his evidence before the Supremo Court: at Wei lington, on the 21st January, 1839, deposed on oath as follows:—"I know tho NEW ZEALAND HERALD. It is a LEADING PAPER, in the COLONY. It Las a VERY LARGE CIRCULATION. I have soon it in AMERICA, in different parts of the State#, in LONDON, in SCOTLAND, and in IRELAND. I have seen it also hi VICTORIA, and in the other COLONIES of AUSTRALIA. I hare seen it also on the CONTINENT of EUROPE, in Paris." Sir ROBERT STOUT sayslt ia one of the LEADING PAPERS in tlio Colony-one that, perhaps, has the LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TEE COLONY."