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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9866, 24 March 1893, Page 4

Business NoticesMRS T\,f A LB, late Dressmaker at the IVJL D. 1.0., Wellington, has much pleasure in annonooing to the ladies of Wellington tbat she has began business on her own account, and trnats that her numerous oastomere will still continue their support Only First-class Assistants employed and the beet of work executed. Mrs MALE’S Dressmaking Classes commence this week in the late ladies' readingroom, Atbenseum, Terms and particulars on application, 806 MRS WOODLANDS, late of Te Aro Honse, begs to announce to the Ladies of Wellington that she has opened a Dressmaking Establishment at 52, Vivian street (next Girls' Friendly Society). Mrs Woodlands holds a Diploma from the Cosmopolitan Dresscntting Association, London, for scientific dress catting. Ladies favouring Mrs Woodlands with their orders may rest assured that they will receive the best attention. Only the best and most careful assistants are engaged. Classes for i teaching ladies dress cutting on the most modern scientific principles will be formed shortly. 927

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