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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9307, 16 September 1893, Page 2

Dress and Fashion. :' ',■..,■- .-,. .■, - : . WASTES AND BSILSIBS FOR NEW prints rX^ZTTTTZn NEW SATEENS SPR NG NEW SATEENS Wl ' lll^ NEW ZEPHYRS 11893.I 1893. NEW ZEPHYRS 1 NEW CREPONS NEW DELAINES NEW DRESS GOODS NEW TRIMMINGS NEW SUNSHADES NEW UMBRELLAS NEW LACES SPRING NEW RIBBONS |893. NEW GLOVES ~ NEW HOSIERY NOW OPENING: NEW GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, EX S.S. EUAHINE. DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. MpRiBAOTrn nftiin ouai ihtd® u 1111 i\ I §iic H m ll liSnO 1 LSi IllliJ OllirlLULilOj QUEEN-STREET. Telephone 407. B.RANCH AT WHANGABEI. Tailors. | SPRING GOODS. I SPUING GOODS. SPRING GOODS. TAILORING. TAILORING. TAILORING. JUST BEING. OPENED OUT : 3000 Yards Plain and Fancy Coatings. 8000 Yards Tweed Suitings. 5600 Yards Trouserings, all sorts and prices OUR FACILITIES ARE TAXED TO THE UTMOST. *3- CUSTOMERS WILL THEREFORE PLEASE ORDER EARLY. *«» TOWARDS CHRISTMAS MANY ARK SURE TO BE DISAPPOINTED. (TAKE DELIVERY WHEN YOU LIKE.) N EXTRA TROUSERS.—We sold so many of last year, still at 10s please work out your gain (?) in buying slops. G. McTr'IDE, Merchant Tailor*, 39, 41, & 43, VICTORIA-STREET I (ONE DOOR FROM QUEEN-STREET, NEXT UNION BANK). m Several Cases of NEW BOOKS, ex Hawke's Bey, for our FREE Library. Books as often as you like. No charge. VENI. VIDI. VICI. tSSSSSSSSSf" " e "' '■' ■ ■■■■ •' Wire Rope. THOS, & WILLIAM SMITH'S STEEL WIRE ROPES. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. TRADE MARK. FOR AS SUPPLIED TO BUSH WORK, MELBOURNESHIPPING TRAMWAYS MINES & Cil SYDNEY TRAMWAYS, ' r l2 ««- Chicago TRAMWAYS, fe BfflS *■*»/ BROKEN HILL MINES, CRANES, U3& IIZIP MOUNT MORGAN MINES, ELEVATORS, fitf-*"/ BRITISH ADMIRALTY, Etc., Etc., Etc. nJII 81 \? M/ Etc., Etc., Etc. We hold the Largest Stock in the Colony of the above high-class Rope, in all sizes from 5-inch to 3 inches. ALBERT LAY STEEL ROPES-now in stock and to arrive—in lengths up to COOO feet. This Rope is used for Tramways, Aerial Trams, Collieries, etc., in New Zealand and Australia. The Melbourne Tramway Company have in constant use 25 Steel Wire Ropes, totalling a length of 90£ miles. , ndents for STEEL WIRE, for any purpose, executed with promptitude " by cable." Send for Illustrated Circular, Tests, Testimonials, etc., to the Agents, ROSS & ANSENNE, SMpchanaiers, &c, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite Railway Station).