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New Zealand Times, Volume LXX, Issue 3862, 4 October 1899, Page 1

DO you play golf ? TF you do, we ask you to remember that A we keep a really line stock of all Garments suitable for the wear of Golfers, Cyclists, Cricketers, Tennis Players and Athletes or Sportsmen of every description. We are now showing , GOLF HOSENew Patterns CYCLING SWEATERS -■ All Qualities TENNIS SHIRTS- . White and Coloured CRICKETING TROUSERSThoroughly Shrunk CLUB COLOURED TIES In New Stripee, Is 3d to 2s 3d each CLUB STRAW HATS— Latest Shapes And a full and varied assortment of all other articles of Gentlemen's Apparel. Our Windows display some Recent Novelties. TE ARd“HOUSE DRAPERY CO.. Ltl, A.T BAIL LIE'S- ; CIRCULAR TO OUR READERS. WE desire to draw jour attention to 1 our first venture in publishing. The brochure, entitled "CHATS FOR THE TIMES," by Sidney Ritter, is the work of a New Zealander, and as the CHATS are written in dialogue, the Brochure shoum have a ready .sale. It will he sold to the public at Is. CHATS FOR THE TIMES is an 80-pago Brochure, illustrated with original drawings. The CHATS are contained in twelve* chapters, in which every phase of politics is discussed from the farmer’s point of view. The CHATS also contain the record of an'English gentleman of means who comes to New Zealand with the object of buying land and settling down. His opinions upon the land and other laws are given; and the CHATS are written so closely up to date that even the Federation Movement finds a fairly prominent place among the topics. Colonel Straight is the means of forming ;the Freeman’s League, which has for its ; motto "Free Land, Free Labour; Free Living, Free Laws," and he is also induced to stand as a candidate for the House. The GHATS |in which his views are given to the electors,, are not the least interesting of the series.— We remain,'yours sincerely, 155 1 HERBERT BAILEIE AND CO.’ OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. r A Telephone, 1020- --- -61,’Lambtdriquay; THE L.O.E. McINTYBE AND. CO. have pleasure.in intimating to the- Ladies of Wellington that they will open their new premises on SATURDAY MORNING next, the 23rd inst., "with a very fine stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Underclothing, etc., and hope to be accorded a share of their patronage. All Goods will be marked in plain figures and at reasonable prices; and these facts, combined with convenience, attention and civility, should command success. Orders received either by .post or telephone will receive prompt attention. MISS M. STEELE, Manageress. Wellington, 16th Sept., 1899. 966 [}R DONALD KEMPT, SURGEON DENTIST English and American qualifications. Twenty-five years’ experience. Fourteen years in Auckland. Low fees for Cash. Consultations free. 42, LAMBTON QUAY 950 JW. WALLACE AND CO., • COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS, Victoria street, Wellington. New Zealand Agents for— THE "ADVANCE ” GAS AND OIL ENGINES. Simple, Reliable, Economical, and Very Moderate in Price. To be seen . ■’> working in Wellington.. E. D. PYKE AND CO., Newcastle, New South Wales (Contractors to the New Zealand Railways). Ironbark and other New South Wales Timber at Lowest Prices. 534 g°YS CLOT IT. I N G AT C. SMITH’ S is' HIGH CLASS - AT, LOW PRICES. See the New Shop. FOUND, a Purse. The owner can have the same by paying for this advertisement.- Apply to Mr H. Carter, Molesworth street. 331 FOUND. —" Spring Blossom. Ointment," cures poisoned: wounds, chilblains, chapped hands, sore eyes, sore legs, bums and all skin complaints. Price, 6d and Is everywhere. Agents, Kempthome; Prosser and Co. 299 DISCOVERED at last, a Laundry where you can depend on punctual collection and delivery of washing, combined with excellent work. Send vour linen to the Empire Steam Laundry, Kent terrace. _ ,962 WANTED Known.—The Record Reign Silver-mounted Fox’s frama . suk Umbrella, with, your name in full qnd date engraved, can be manufactured for 12s 6d at Lethaby’s 26, Willis street. To our (country friends'; Postage paid any part of New Zealand- Umbrellas re-covered with silk, Italian: doth and Levantine : twill, from'3a 6d; best twill. Italian, specially . manufactured for our own family, from • 4a.6d; best silk, from 6s 6d; Don t throw any umbrella away, send it to Lethaby*a .and get a new one made of it. ;Sci- .ora,fcnives and razors groundj glass and china vrivetted..