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New Zealand Mail, Issue 780, 11 February 1887, Page 16

FIRST-CLASS TAILORING AT TE ARO HOUSE. WELLINGTON, December Ist, ISB6. Dear Sir, We have just opened a Tailoring Department in our new premises, under the managenent oj an experienced Gutter, assisted by a competent staff. We are prepared to execute aU orders with promptness, and with every rerjardto Fit, Style, and Workmanship. Your attention is specially invited to our Large and, Excellently Selected Stock of English, Scotch, and West of England Tweeds, and those of Colonial Manufacture, comprising Mosgiel, Oamaru, Ashburton, Kaiapoi, and the Celebrated Wellington ( Petone ) Tweeds, together ■with an admirable choice of Blue and Black Worsted Coatings. We shall be happy to forward Patterns, when desired, and your orders toill be esteemed and instantly attended to. Dear sir, Yours faithfully, JAMES SMITH. Directions and Diagrams for Self-measure-ment will be sent on application—Post Free.

SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NEW ZEALAND s: 3c> IS AS UNDER : y>Y COACH OR POST WITHIN THE COLONY— Credit : 6s 6d per quarter : 26s per'year. BEYOND THE COLONY— Credit : 7s 6d per quarter : 30s per year. Cash In Advance : 6s 6d per quarter : 26s per year. NOTE. —The Price of the MAIL has been FIXED at £1 2 S PER YEAR, PER HALF-YEAR, gS gD PER QUARTER. CASH The MAIL is forwarded to any part of the Colony at these rates. LOWES 8l lORMS, Auctioneers, Stock, Station, and General Commission GENTS MASTERTON, WAIRARAPA. STOCK SALES at Masterton, Wednesdays ; Furniture and Miscellaneous Sales, Saturdays ; Valuations in any part of the District undertaken. NOTICE. SMITH of Woodville has been appointed AGENT for the New Zealand Maxl. J. C. HARRIS, Proprietor and Manager.