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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9358, 8 May 1889, Page 2

aa»asasagwgßOaggegßag H.J.". i K^^^^rg,^^ißa^jjagJßaaS3KJi3iam**'w<«3»»ißOJtMi , tJg.*aaa*a*»cßaiLJMiaa»-AJta'iMiiMmwMMffi.ifcfciiMwaT.nTtT-Mi irmmifiniinrw r*w»iixi.tia Wii.a fHimimaiaaMwn —— l | Dress and Fashion. — .J&.3sr3Zt WINTER, 3LSS©- f 1 i SMITH AND CAUGHEY beg to intimate that they have now opened between 200 and 300 Cases j and Bales New Goods for present and approaching seasons, comprising the LATEST NOVELTIES FOR ALL j DEPARTMENTS, and many Special Lots procured by their buyers at the end of the London Season much ■ below current rates, which will be sold at Extraordinary Low j New Silks, Plushes, and Dress Fabrics ./Vew Underclothing, New Gloves and Hosiery \ New Mantles, Cloaks and Jackets New Millinery, New Ribbons and Laces, etc ! Immense Shipments of Calicoes, Flannels, Blankets, and jfy ~ ** ! Household Drapery, Tweeds, Boys', Youths', and Men's jit' * j^S Clothing, Shirts, Ties, etc. p-T _ ITm| A New Goods m livery Department | Telephone, 339. Newton Telephone, 348. WHOLESALE AND FAMILY DRAPERS.

Furnishing. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DAMNETM AKERS. UPHOLSTERERS, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OP TOURISTS, &c., TO THEIR LARGE STOCK OF FANCY CABINETS, TABLES, AND BOXES, MADE FROM THE CHOICEST WOODS OF NEW ZEALAND. AS PRESENTS FROM NEW ZEALAND THEY CANNOT BE SURPASSED FOR BEAUTY AND WORKMANSHIP. WINKS & HALL SHORTLAND-STEEET, AUCKLAND. Sewing Machines. . \ THE BEALE HIGH-ARM PATENT jCV\. SEWING- MACHINES X HAVE ALL THE VERY LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING — Nw BUTTON-HOLE ATTACHMENTS, \ \ AUTOMATIC BOBBIN WINDERS, THE N. \ SELF-THREADING SHUTTLES, NEW DOUBLEN. adjustable hemmees, braiders, -~ X. BINDERS, CORDERS, FELLERS, IRON-FRAMED \ tuckkks, &c PIAIf O S KEPT in repair " \ ▼ \ FOR THREE HAPSPUBG. X f X years, * " \ Mr \ FREE OF THE HAYDN ORGANS \C \cHARGE. NEVER REQUIRE TUNING. est GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS. ■*» CASH OR TIME PAYMENTS. \ 4 £$- Catalogue and Samples Free by Post. \ 170, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, SOLE IMPORTER.

Dress and Fashion. # TAILORING! # (4in JAILORINCU if A HUIJ JAILORING!!! KJU ' l\ We beg to announce that we have just j—j , —, /A 1 added extensive and commodious work- \j / / I /If 1 rooms to our Premises, 15S and 160, Queen- (If , I ~>/ I street, and secured the services of an EX- \ \ / I I J I PERIENCED and ARTISTIC CUTTER, \\j _.| I 1 so that our Customers may depend on \ \ ~~~ t II I \ getting their Orders executed PROMPTLY /- \\- -- =r. L lMd^o\^ &nd " ln tlie BEST STYLE combined with Jr-»" •' Z&*&~ STERLING VALUE. To our COUNTRY CLIENTS : All pareels will be forwarded to nearest Railway j/ Station or Post Office FREE OF CHARGE. ( \ imUmV Patterns and Measurement Charts, &c., f\ |\ / 11 1 \ ill \ on application. " / f \ I 1 *11 v \ A Magnificent Stock of Tweeds, Coatings, I I \ A 1 1 'IKV &c., NEW ZEALAND BLANKETS, J • V \ L Vm.V RUGS, TWEEDS, KNITTING YARNS, It? \ Vi ra i l FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, DRAWERS, XA OpUiiAd.U UNDERSHIRTS, <fcc., &c., in Stock. 1 / 7 IN) HALLEFSTEIK BROS, & Co. UU / %;j N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, W Vj / 158 and 160, Queen-street, Auckland. Freezing and Meat Preserving. « mm*.- . HEAD OFFICE AND WORKS: RAILWAY WHARF, AUCKLAND. j P.O. Box, 113. I Telephone— Railway Wharf, No. 100. _ a - , A r,r,rr./i v- I ~ Karamjahape Road Shop, No. IS3. \V. BEAMISH A. MORRISC 3N, , ~ Acid Works and Abattoirs, Westfleld, No 119. Acting Mamiger ' ~ Queen-street Shop, No. 183. ° The reputation of our PJBA.OH ISRjA-N*D jg now thoroughly established r.nd our sales have reached proportions which we may safely say no other Colonial meat- j preserving establishment is able to approach. i

PACKED IN KEGS, BARRELS, AND TIERCES. _ ' Special attention is drawn to this line, which we are making a SPEC! ALII,i, and whichwith our facilities and the Cold Air Process— are able to cure in mild, pickle, the necessity of cutting to small pieces being obviated. rT , T , , VTI1 ._ QUALITY, CURE, AND FREEDOM FROM LARGE BONE GUARANTEED. JOE ALWAYS ON HAND ICE COLD STORAGE}~ ™ R DAI SS°SESI; MULTRY At Low Ratks, which can he obtained on application. The Company begs to notify that it lias entered on the Retail Butchery Business, and has opened the undermentioned premises, from which the best meat only will bo supplied at prices quoted below, which may bo subject to further reduction if the market rates for stock decline during the summer. Queen-street Shop— 05, between Mr. Firth's old mill and tine Waitemata Hotel. Karangauape Road Shop—" Crownßutchery," lute the pre mi: of Messrs. Willis and Coates, who are now acting on behalf of the Company, The Company has at present no other retail premises than those above quoted. Families waited on for orders. The Company's prices during the current week will be as follows :— lb IMb BEEF—Sirloin 4d VEAL—Fillet .„ 4d „ Ribs 3d „ Loin .„ 4d „ Rump Steak * ... 5d „ Shoulders 2d ~ Steak ... ... ... ... 3d MUTTON-Legs ... 3d DAIRY- PORK- Ltgs ... _4d ~ Hind-quarters 2£d " ' Chops ... 3d SAUSAGE-Beef .„ 3d ;; lar ::: ■ ::: m « p ° tk - - - « LAMB—Hind-quarters .» ... 4d CORNED BEEF—Rounds ... 3d ~ Fore-quarters ... 3d icTe Will be delivered to Customers for Meat at the following rates 21bs daily Is per week 4lbs daily _ _ _ Is per week Irregular supplies (in such quantities as may be required) ... Id per lb.

Buggies, "Waggons, &c. B. TOMS & CO. -f** JUST ARRIVED, EX ALBERT RUSSELL, LARGE PAIR-HORSE AMERICAN FARM WAGGONS LIGHT SINGLE-HORSE ROAD WAGGONS CORTLAND WAGGONS, a perfect country vehicle Bo TONKS & COo

I lillj It, 1 SELF-SHINI® 'SlftSlfftt REQUIRED E) Applied 'with sponge attached to the cork. Gives an in«rtantaneoi ifl ifaMßlsgK Mbrtilinnt. & elastic polish, which lasts a week wet or dry weather. Ml id Bean bo waehyl off sad polish remains. Does not injure leather n or k /iS® f-ifi" :! "U-'Jilnp. For i" Vuds of Boots, Shoes and Leather Article! . Ss»asfMp'A IP • fKN*n..A:; X is-.-.-u-y. ■-,> Cr. i.UL.Gt!Saffron Hill. LondoruEcelw id. y ' V"rf4®, *AF//,!.3\'A !ftiL'