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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9342, 19 April 1889, Page 4

JMPORTART j^OTICE. OODSON'S 120, QUEEN-STREET. MESSRS. C. GOODWILL & CO. HAVING FAILED TO CARRY OUT THEIR AGREEEMENT TO LEASE THE ABOVE PREMISES (Negotiated by Messrs. W. & J. Frat-er), THE BUSINESS WILL, FOR THE PRESENT, BE CARRIED ON AS USUAL, IJIHIS ]QAY with additional stock. j N EW UTUMN jj rapery - JJILNE & (QHOYCE Beg to annonnco that they havo received the bulk of their Goods for THE COMING SEASON. On inspection, their Home Buyer appears to have displayed excellent taste and judgment, THE COLOURS, STYLES, AND VALUES BEING UNSURPASSABLE. jyjILNE & QHOYCE, On their side, having taken care to KEEP DOWN THE PRICES, They can, with every confidence, ask their Friends and the Public generally to CALL AND INSPECT THEM. ONE VISIT WILL SUFFICE TO SATISFY THE MOST INCREDULOUS. Further particulars will appear in a future issue. Patterns and Pi-ices sent on application. Telephone 412. JYj[ ILNE & OHOYCE, IMPORTERS, AUCKLAND. M. M u R c H 1 EMERCHANT TAILOR, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. WINTER TWEEDS. My Second Shipment of Winter Goods has arrived, and havo just been opened up for inspection. Thoy comprise Novelties in Scotch, English, Irish, and German Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, Worsteds, Trouserings, Ac., Ac., &c. Never before seen In Auckland. WEAVE'S FOOD. "ftXEAYE'S FOOD Infants and InXN vol i ds. For Growing Children and the Aged. First Established 1825. Best and Cheapest. "RkTEAVE'S FOOD—For Infants and InJLI valids. A Pure Cereal Preparation. Recommended by the Faculty generally. Sold everywhere. 11. J. M cFARLAND 4 S on ' LAND AGENTS, AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND AND MINING SURVEYORS, Licensed under Land Transfer Act, QUE -STREET Next to Herald Office (upstairs).