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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 260, 26 April 1878, Page 19

THE BUSINESS of BOOKSELLER and STATIONER hitherto carried on by John Rbith, under the name of Reith and Wilkib, in Princes Street, Dunedin, has this day been PURCHASED by JAMES WILKIE, who will in future carry on the business in all its branches, under the style of J. WILKIE & CO. Dunedin, 6th April, 1878. . NOTICE OP REMOVAL. . IL/T AND J. MEENAN beg to inform their numerous -*-*-■-• Customers and the Public generally, that they have Removed to their New Premises, opposite the Waverly Boarding House, Moray Place, four doors from tlxe Premises lately occupied by them. i^ASEY AND MD 0N A L D, DENISON HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY, Wellington, Have much pleasure in announcing to their many friends and customers in the city and surrounding districts of Wellington, the completion of the extensive alteration and additions to their •'a Dbapeby, Millinery, and Clothing Waeehouse. As the alterations and additions to our premises have been made to meet the requirements of our largely increasing trade, and to ensure the comfort and convenience of oiif customers — the shop being now more than double its former size — we desire to offer our grateful thanks for the liberal support accorded to us since commencing business in Denison House, Lambton Quay, Wellington. We in many instances import direct from^the makers, and at all times buy in the very cheapest market, We are sewing this season the largest, cheapest, and most varied stock of Dbapeey, Millineby, Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing that we have ever submitted to the public of Wellington, and we will endeavour to supply our customers at all times with really good and useful Drapery and Clothing at TJte very Lowest 2)ossible Prices. We have just opened New Dress Materials, Fichus, Jackets Shawls, choice patterns in Prints, and al the novelties of the season in every department. Oue New Ladies' Show Room contains a most beautiful choice of Trimmed Hats anr* Boivnp Ladies' and Children's Untrimmed Hats, in plain and fancy straws Feathers, Hat-Trimmings, Ornaments, and other novelties for ladies wear. Casey and M'Donald's Men's Youths' and Boys' Clothing Depaethent. We are now offering an extensive choice -of clothing made specially to our okh order in Melbourne — Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vests, Men's Colonial Tweed Suits, Boys' Colonial Tweed Suits, Hats, Shirts, Scarfs, Flannels, Drawers, and evciy requisite for complete outfit kept on stock. JHeerif article throughout the establishment is marked at the lowest remunerative 2>rioes. CASEY AND M'DONALD ■will forward to their customers ia the country, free by post on application, complete sets of patterns and prices, and all orders executed with the same attention as if selected by the customers themselves. pASEY AND M< DONALD, DENISON HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY, Wellington. Q H E R D V BROTHERS HAM AND BACON CUREItS AND GENERAL PROVISION MERCHANTS, WALKER-STREET,' DUNEDIN". (Shop lately occupied by A. Hellibe.) SHEEDY'S Smoked Hams and Bacon are equal to the best Limerick or Belfast imported. SHEEDY'S Plain Hams (sugar cured) are superior to any in Dunedin. SHEEDY'S Side Bacon (plain and smoked) can bo had from all Grocers. ASK for SHEEDY' S Hams and Bacon, and be sure you get them. NONE GENUINE unless branded SHEEDY BROS., DUNEDIN rpHE HOLDERS OF BOOKS in the KUMARA T. PATRICK'S SCHOOL ART-UNION will please forward Blocks at once, otherwise they cannot be recognised at tho Drawing. D. HANNAN.

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