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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5735, 2 November 1905, Page 4

Dress Your Boy LSke a Gentleman’s Son. If you would have your boy become a neat, well-groomed man, teach him to take pride in his personal appearance. Our clothing for boys is of high quality, and costs but little more than poorly made, cheap goods, and, looks and wear considered, are really a better investment. Bring him in, let us fit Wm with a Conway or Tunic Suit, and convince yourself that we are offering splendid values for the prices asked. Washing Suits. Tunic Suits in Drill, Print and Crash, for Boys from 2 to 6 years, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/6, 12/6. Conway Suits in colored Crash and White Drill; smart dressy suits, 12/6, 13/6, 14/0 15/6. Washing Blouses. While Drill Blouse, trimmed fancy Cambric and Drill Collars, 4/-, 4/6, 5/- to 8/6 each. White Drill Sailor Blouses, detachable collars in sky and navy, 5/6, 6/-, 6/6 to 9/6 ceah. Washing Collars. American Collars, plain and embroidered. A vast range to select from, 9d., 1/-, 1/6, 1/9, 2/-, to 3/6 each. Kirkcaldle & Stains, LIMITED. \ THE EMPIRE HOTEL (LIMITED). THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. HOPS BREWERY CO., FULHAM, LONDON, & MANCHESTER. KOPS products are brewed from the finest Kentish Hops and Malt, and while containing the highest nutritive qualities, bv a secret process they are made absolutely FREE FROM ALCOHOL Our Ale is an excellent Beverage with Tonic qualities. From all Stores at—Pints, 5/9 per dozen. Quarts, 8/9 per dozen. If your Grocer cannot supply, apply to the General Agents for the colony, L. CASELBERG AND CO„ 15, Harris street. (WHOLESALE ONLY). 163 C 1 THE KING A MONOPOLY AT WELLINGTON Of the ‘‘CHAMPION” MUSCLE RAISER. ’ROFBSSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM 9th to 13th OCTOBER. MGHT HON MR SEDDON, Wellington. "Seddon-Massoy Boxing Tournament —Afraid ‘Champion’ Muscle Rnisor making yon ‘combative.’ Now. this is strictly "confidential.. Our friend has wired "for half a, ton of the same quality as you trained on. We are anxious to know if it will be enough to get him fit; how is he standing your gruel? We will then bo able to judge as to quantity, unless Bedford chips in.” (Signed) VIRTUE. HGHT HON MR. SEDDON, Wellington. ’ , "Will please you to learn we won Champion Gold Medal Labour Day. Evidently your delay answering about quantity" admits you claim the Wellington monopoly of ‘Champion’ Muscle Raiser. We feel sorry for your opponents at election time; it will 'be a true bill of deeply regretted by all who knew them.” (Signed) VIRTUE. fIRTU E, Auckland. "Pleased to heai; the good news. (Signed) R. J. SEDDON. WINNERS GOLD MEDAL.

fCard.l JC. MADDISON, F.E.1.8.A., • ARCHITECT (Late Hislop aud Walden, Avchitoots), Office: NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS.

GOLDSTEIN’S TT» BAL PANAMA HATS, 11 AT I7/6. G. GOLDSTEIN, King’s Chambers, 8, Willis Street, Branch. 16, Cuba street. [A Card.] JOHN S. SWAN, ARCHITECT. KELBITENE AVENUE, Lambton quay, Wellington. 773 CA Card.) ■A ' NORMAN JONES. D.D.S. (Tor.), ’A. DENTIST. 65, WILLIS ST„ (Hume’s Chambers). Hours—3 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone 1632. WEDDING AND IN MEMOEIAM CARDS printed in correct style and at moderate prices. Finest selection in the city. "New Zealand Times" General Printing Department. Telephone 1045.

Qur Great Clearing Sal© now in full swing; Chests Drawers JJ7s 6d. Occasional Suites £lO. —H. Fielder and Co* 1