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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 8348, 29 March 1888, Page 4

Wilson & Richardson JNVITE Gentlemen to inspect the large Parcels just opened of— Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarves, Waterproof Clothing, Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, Hard Felt Hats, Travelling Caps, Leather Bags, Paris Hats, Football Outfits, Tennis Outfits, Travellers’ Outfits. THE £2 TWEED SUITS , Made to Measure from Colonial Tweeds, give unbounded satisfaction. COLONIAL TRAVELLING RUGS from the various Mills, The famous MOSGIEL HOSE, VESTS PANTS, &0,, at very low rates. WILSON & RICHARDSON, 58, CO, LAMBTON-QUAY AND BRANDON.STREET, MARVELLOUS CURES EFFECTED BY USING BRITTAIN’S IRISH MOSS (the only genuine), for Coughs and Colds, Is 6d and 2s 6d BRITTAIN’S NERVINE, for Toothacheinstant relief—ls BRITTAIN’S BLOOD and LIVER TONIC, Purifying and Invigorating, 2s 6d BRITTAIN’S VERMIFUGE, or WORM SYRUP, for Worms—pleasant, safe, and sure, 1s 6d BRITTAIN’S PENNYROYAL and STEEL PILLS, for Female Irregularities, Is and 2s. H. BRITTAIN, CHEMIST AND PUBLIC VACCINATOR, Te Ako Dispensary, Mannkrs-st, VACCINATION FREE." AUTUMN FASHIONS. C. SMITH, THE CASH DRAPER, CUBA-STREET, H AS opened his First Shipment of New and Fashionable Autumn Goods, bought in all cases direct from the Manufacturers, thus THE VALUE This Season will be found really tip top, and for STYLE AND VARIETY, My Autumn Stock cannot be surpassed. MY FIRST SHOW Will be made in the windows on FRIDAY NEXT. The Goods are already on view, and customers can make their selections before the Goods have been shown in the Windows. NEW MILLINERY, NEW MANTLES, NEW JACKETS, NEW HOSIERY, NEW GLOVES, NEW PLUSHES, NEW DRESSES, NEW COSTUMES, And in fact everything New at d- SB IME 3C *3? EC, THE CASH DRAPER, CUBA-STREET. N.B. —My Dressmaking is under the management of one of the most finished Dressmakers of the day. My charges will be found very moderate. I guarantee to give you the best style and good work fiom 10s Cd to 14s fid each dress. F. WALLACE MACKENZIE, ' M 8,, C.M. Oculist and Aukist, No, 9?, Upper Willis-street.