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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 7, 10 June 1887, Page 22

I^HE JNfEW 2 EALAND QLOTHING pACTORY Beg to announce they are now showing their NEW READY-MADE CLOTHING, MANUFACTURED, PRINCIPALLY FROM COLONIAL TWEEDS, FOR THE SEASON. Being the Largest Retail Clothiers in New Zealand, they are able to give the BEST VALUE AND GREATEST VARTETY. , In addition to the usual sizes for Boys, Youths, and Men, they have also special cut sizes for Tall, Short, Stout, or Slender builds, i so that all can be fitted equal to Bespoke. NOTE THE PRICES FOR MEN'S MOSGIEL TWEED SUITS, 39s 6d ; 455 ; 47s 6d ; £2s 6d ; 57s 6d. Letter Orders received Careful and Prompt Attention. The Cheapest and Beat assorted Stock of Boy's Clothing in the Colony. THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, CORNER OF PRINCES STREET AND OCTAGON, DUNEDIN.

TTERBERT, HAYNES & CO Dtjnedin and Invercargill, IMPORTERS OF GENERAL DRAPERY, Announce the Opening up their WINTER STOCK, consisting of a complete assortment of General Drapery, Men's Clothing, Mercery' and House Furnishings. All Woollen Goods for this season having been purchased previous to late advances, the value offered cannot be excelled. Special attention is requested to the large Stock of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL BLANKETS, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL FLANNELS, UNION AND WOOL SHIRTINGS. These Goods cannot be bought now from the Manufacturer at the prices they are being sold for. MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING Being an important branch of their trade, receives t c greates attention, HERBERT, HAYNES & CO. being most particular in selecting only the best Colonial Tweeds and having each Garment made up under the closest supervision. The same careful selection is extended to the MEN'S MRRCE RY where the very best makes are kept in Plain and Ribbed Pants, rhetland and White Shetland and Wnite Shirts, Dress ShiiN, Fashionable Coloured Shirts, Regatta Shirts, Ties, Scarfs Braces Umbrellas, Hand Bags, Portmanteux, &c, &c. HERBERT, HAYNES & CO.

TST 7 rr T ABLET T>RINTING AND "OUBLIBHING QFFICE erOOTAGON, DUNEDIN^I (Late JOLLY, CONNOR). Bi^^WttM^h«/l)jbi Prices to suit the times, RECEIPT BOOKS. MEMOS. CIRCULARS, in great variety ani styles of Type NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES. BUSINESS CARDS. LADIES' and GENT.'S VISITING CARDS Every Description of FANCY CARDS. ILLUMINATED SHOW CARDS. CONFECTIONERY BAGS. DRAPERS 1 BAGS, COUNTER BOOKS, AND PRICE TICKETS. GROCERS' TEA PAPERS of the Best. POSTERS AND BILLS, in any Size. ME MORI AM CARDS and CIRCULARS. We shall be glad to send SAMPLES AND PRICES to any part of the Colony, and, judging from the success of our quotations up to date, we lo^k forward to a rapid Extension of Trade. We Pay Carriage of all oidera to all parts of the Colony. Orders for Printing to be Addressed : THE MANAGER, N.Z.'Tablet Printing Works, Octagon, Dunedin.

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IN COOKEHY. Course of Twelve LESSONS IN COOKERY, With Practical Demonstrations, by MRS. MACPHERSON (Late Teacher in the Edinburgh School of Cookery, and holder of First-class Diploma fn m the National Training School of Cookery, South Kensington, London), At the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, EATTRAY STREET Commencing on MONDAY, APRIL 25. AFTERNOON CLASSES on Mondays and Thursdays from 3 to 5 p.m. EVENING CLASSES (especially for teachers, young ladies in bm\nesp, servants, etc.) on Tuesdays and Fridays from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. Doors open Half-an-hour before each Lesson. Tickets for Course of 12 Lessons. 16s ; Single Lesson, 2e. THE TEACHER COOKS AND EXPLAINS THE DISHKS. Learners should Take Notes. Tickets and Programmes may be had from Messrs. Begg, Braith Macedo, and at Door of Hall.

( 100 PRINCES ST., I _t # 197 GEORGE ST.,) j Dunedin. f S 1 Dunedin. J WILKINSON & KEDDIE'S GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF ROSS & M'NEILL'S STOCK Will be continued for One Month only} | SPECIAL BARGAINS in CORBETT'S BEST CHEESE PRESSES (Single and Double), CHEESE STOOLS. CHAFF-CUTTERS, TURNIP SLIOERS AND PULPERS, RANGES, STOVES, AND ELECTRO-PLATE. i ______ This is your opportunity, as all the Goods MUST BE CLEARED by Ist June. WILKINSON & KEDDIE, Ironmongers. 100 Plinas Street (Opposite Bank of New Zealand), and 97 George Street, Dunedin.