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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13157, 21 April 1906, Page 7

The reason whv Dalton's tailoring is such a success is that nothing is spared in the building and manufacturing of his tailoring. Everything that tends to improve and cheapen the making is at once procured, and this is why our suits, although only about half the price of other tailors, are equal in every respect to the best of them, with no exception. These suits have stood the test for 25 years, and at the present time are worn bv the great majority oi the betterclass people in Auckland.—Dalton, 276 and 278, Queen-street. Ladies' white mackintosh coats, from 12s 6d to Mi 6d; a full selection of rainproof coats.—At John Court's, Queen-street. Mr D A. Budge, who is visiting New Zealand on Y.M.C.A. business, is announced to give the address at His Majesty's Theatre to-morrow evening at the Central Mission people's service. " Tbo Light of the World" (Adams) will be sung by Mrs. A. J. Black, and specially selected anthems and hymns will L? rendered. McCullagh and Gower's for millinery, ladies' hats, bonnets, and toques, Paris • models, latest creations, children's millinery in great variety; moderate prices. Ladies' golf jerseje, quite new designs, in white, cream. t.ky, cardinal, maroon, navy, and black.—John Court, Queen-street. Everything a boy requires in suits, shirts, underclothing, collars, braces, and stockings can be got at Geo. Fowlds'. Subscribers and friends of the Auckland Federal Orchestra will be pleased to hear that the first concert takes place on May 3. Mr. J. M. Phillpot, conductor, is doing his utmost to make the concert a success, and un excellent programme is in .preparation.