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New Zealand Mail, Issue 746, 18 June 1886, Page 16

LOWES & SORNS, Auctioneers, Stoojc, Station, and General Commission Agents MASTERTON, WAIRARAPA. S'rnPTC RALES at Ma3terton, Wednesdays * Furniture and Miscellaneous Sales. Saturdays ; Valuations in any part of the District undertaken. TEAR OH OUSE THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT.— . As we have always done a large business In Shirts, and as we anticipated a considerable increase during the present season, we have increased our importations. Consequently, our prices will be such as to induce Urge sales, thus: 600 Mens Strong Working Shirts at Is 6d each. All-wool Flannel Shirts 2s lid, Strong Flannelette Shirts 2s 6d, White Shirts with Pleats, Splendid Quality, 2s 6d and 3s 6d ™h a new shipment of the celebrated Te Aro House’ Shirt at ss, and 100 dozens of Men s Regatta Shirts 2s 6d each. JUVENILE CLOTHING. — In this branch we have for many yeais catered for the public, ancl that successfully—because we have always had the r,Aht thing at the right Price The present Season’s importations will fidly- maintain our prestige. We have much pleasure m offering 200 Braided Kmcker Suits, lined throughout, at 4s lid each, 150 Strong Tweed Norfolk Suits, also lined throughout, at 6s 6d each ; whilst our latest successful attempt has been to produce Kmcker Suits, all sizes,made in the Colony, and of Mosgiel Tweed,for 12s 6d each. We quote Jersey Suits from 3s lid to 255. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING.— We can supply Boys’ Good Trouser Suits at 12s 6d, but our Speciality is a Tweed Suit for Boys at 20s and for \ ouths at 22s 6d.; and we are satisfied that for style, quality, and price, these camiot be surpassed, and very rarely equalled, Boys and \ ouths Colonial'Tweed Suits, Overcoats, Overcoats with Capes, &c. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE

THE GRAND HOTEL, TRAFALGAR SQUARE, LONDON, ENGLAND. nnJIIS MAGNIFICENT HOTEL occupies the Finest and most CENTRAL POSITION IN LONDON. It is Unrivalled for its Comfort, Excellent Cuisine, Fine Wines, and MODERATE CHARGES. The Hotel is LIGHTED throughout by ELECTRICITY. For Apartments address the Secretary, GRAND HOTEL, TRAFALGAR SQUARE, London, England. MEARTHUE HOBY» iu Dental Surgery, Royal Col'ege Surgeons, Ireland. WILLIS STRSE I’, WELLINGTON. Second Hod as Above Mannees Steeet. A" LEXANDER MORTIMER, of Glenleary, near Ramelton, came to Melbourne in the Morning Light, 1861. Communicate with your nephew. Address Mr Wallace, Darebin Bridge Hotel, Alphittgton, Melbourne.