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Observer, Volume XIV, Issue 795, 24 March 1894, Page 4

m A K E NOTICE. To prove that we are the Cheapest Cash Butchers in Auckland, you have only to visit our Shops about 9 o'clock on Saturday nights. Nothing left 1 No, never! Lamb, Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton cheaper than ever for Cash Only. It pays us to sell at half price pj: others and get the cash, for we can buy cheaper and give the public the benefit. CO-OPERATIVE BUTCHERS, Pitt-street and Karangahape Road. No. 3 Establishment, Symond - street (late Sandall'B). Send your children, mothers. By Special Appointment to Her Ladyship the Countess of Glasgow. PARIS XT OUS E. XX A. BROOKS, A. BROOKS, Late of Eedfern, N.Y., Manager. LADEES TAILORING AND FINE DRESSMAKING. TAILOR GOWNS & RIDING HABITS Fhom <£3 10 s Dp Mr Brooks has much pleasure in announcing to the ladies of Auckland that he is nowfprepared to take orders for genuine tailor-made gowns (made by men only) out of superior tweeds or worsteds at the astonishing low price of £3 10 s As this is only half the usual price ladies Must see that this a very economical investment. laiJor gowns are now all the rage owing to their distinguished appearance, durability, cut and ttHIBn. IF YOU REALLY WANT A Well-made and EXCELLENTLY FITTING GOWN XCELLENTLY FITTING GOWN Go to A. BEOOKS, VICTORIA-STREET WEST. REDFERN'S PATENT SAFETY SKIRT COMBINATION RIDINGJ TROUSERS. Our Habits are all genuine TaiJor-made, perfect in hang and Superior in Workmanship. ALL HABITS FITTED IN THE SADDLE ON THE PREMISES. MR BROOKS' skill in Cutting and Fitting nas already secured him a large number of the most distinguished patrons in the colonies. Ladies cordially invited to inspect the wor now on view at the above address. "C* XTE NSI O N O~F T I M~W. ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE |^ OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADES The success that has attended this genuine Sale has induced C.W.G. TO EXTEND THE TIME Purchasers may still obtain 10 to 15 PER CENT. REDUCTION off present low prices, in QUEEN-ST.or KARANGAHAPE-BOAD "O SYCHOMET "R~yT Mr james cox, psychometrist, Having returned from Wellington, may be . consulted at his Hesidence, Wellesley- ' street, two doors above the V.M.C.A. Rooms. Consultation from 10 to 4; also, by appointment, which can be made by letter if necessary. {