Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12260, 2 May 1903, Page 5

Just opened: Another shipment of jackets, smart cut, smart stylos, large assortment; all marked at lowest cash prices, Ma lid, 16s lid, 19s lid, 21s 9d to 79s McCullagh and Gower, the popular drapers. Now Roods: {Sedan costume cloths; very latest shades.—Smith and Ca.ugb.ey. "The Pinci'' Boardinghouse, Kotorua (Mr. J. G. Peace, proprietor), has a notice in our advertising columns stating that rates for board have been reduced for the winter season. This house is now replete with every convenience, and visitors to Kotorua can rely on every attention to their wants. Parents: If you want something smart in clothing for your boys try Smith and Caughey, Limited. Their clothing is always reliable, and their prices are right. Papcrhangings and Floorcloths: Just opened out a large assortment direct from the manufacturers.—E. Porter and Co., Sy-monds-streot.

For emergencies: Improved wire-wove stretchers, 2ft 6in wido, 2-nly wire, movable head board and legs, adjustable, Al finish, only 13s.—Tonson Garlick Coy. Football news! There is a wonderful assortment of belts and mufflers now selling at George Fowlds'. Gentlemen wHI find Smith and Caughey's the best establishment to purchase readymade clothing. They carry an immense stock, and mark ©very garment at lowest possible price. Newcomb's double-cork ping-pong bats are the best in the market; only 2s 6d each, at fancy goods dealers. Laches should see Smith and Caughey's special window display of boys' fancy overcoats ; very stylish goods at low prices.