Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 166, 7 October 1892, Page 1

Norman A. McLeod: solicitor VICTORIA STREET, (Opposite Railway Station), DARGAVILLE, J. TOKRINGTON ARATAPU ROAD. HAS just opened out a First-class assortment of SUMMER GOODS, consisting of English and Colonial Tweeds and fancy suitings of all descriptions. Also a choice selection of Gents’ Hats, Caps, Ties, Shirts, Socks, Braces, Belts, Cardigans, Jerseys, Mackintoshes, Oilskins c., etc.

fJIAILORING AN D WANGAWHARE, We beg to inform our numerous customers that this Department is now under the management of MR, W. F. MEWBEERr, who ha 3 had considerable experience in cut • ting out, fitting, and making for some of the first Houses in the Trade, and we can with confidence assure our customers they may depend on quality, fit, and finish, equal to anything from the best establishments. A large and varied stock of T wjeeds and Coatings to choose from always on hand. We take this opportunity of thanking oui friends who favoured ua with their orders under ourformer management, and beg they will ac cord us like patronage during the present an coming season. jgROWN AND CO., MANGAWHAEE BRANCH. Per E W, MATTHEWS, Manaoue.

GENERAL STOREKEEPERS 4. O o A XT K I K G u M \\S> \ DEALERS \ Oa ARATAPU cOB L E Y TAILOB, And Professional TROUSER M A K E R, PITT-S £ xiiii £, (Near the Wesleyan Church), AUCKLAND. Cheapness, Promptness, and Best Style Combined, Mosgiels, Scotch, German, and French Coatings and Tweeds always on hand