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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 71, 9 November 1901, Page 4

SPRING GOODS JUST LANDED. A. PATERSON TAILOE, No. 3, CUBA STREET Has just landed his first shipment of Spring and Summer Goods. NEWEST DESIGNS in COATINGS, TROUSERINGS, WORSTEDS WEST OF ENGLAND TWEEDS etc., etc. Inspection and Comparison Invited.

Thos. Shields, MERCHANT TAILOR, 41, LAMBTON QUAY, t"DEGS to draw the J3 special attention of the Ladies of Wellington to the fact that MR. S. SEIQEL has arrived from the Continent, under special engagement, to take charge of the Ladies' Department of his business. Mr. Siegel, who has occupied responsible positions with some of the leading firms in Vienna and Beilin, has now entered upon his As materials of the best quality and description have just been impoited by Mr. ShieHs, and Mi. Seigel brings with him all the latest styles, customers can rely on receiving the utmost satisfaction.

BY SPECIAL jgPSftSri? APPOINTMENT. MRS. HAYBITTLE AND MISS BEGG, AGENTS FOR H. WESTALL GUEST, Toilet Specialist of Melbourne. TOILET SALOON SPECIALITIES. Guest's Hygienic System of Face Massage, Steaming, and Vaporising, Manicuring, Scalp Massage, Shampooing, Haircutting, and Singing. Hair Dyeing and Brightening, Pedicuring. Electrolysis. The removal of Superfluous Hair. All Toilet Requisites in Stock. Address — Mrs. HAYBITTLE and MISS BEGG, No. 61, LAMBTON QUAY (Over L. O. E.). E. J. MORRIS, Jr., UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR, 10, TABANAKI-STREET, WELLINGTON. FUNERALS Conducted to ■ait aU ClauM. Country Orders receive Prompt Attention. TnuiPHoifß 937.

ALBERT HOTEL. MR. W. G. PEARSE HAS pleasure in intimating that he has taken over the proprietorship of this well-known family hotel, and trusts that his long experience in firstclass hotelkeeping will add to the comfort of visitors. Suites of Rooms and all first-class accommodation for Tourists and Boarders.

rTfletcher & c 67, GRAIN AND PEODUCE MERCHANTS, GENERAL CARRIERS, AND CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS, 1, PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON. Carriers to the Wellington Harbour Board, Postal Department, etc. Furniture Carefully Removed by experienced men. ORDERS by letter, telegram, or telephone, for the conveyance of Luggage and Merchandise, will have our prompt attention. CUSTOM HOUSE WORK A SPECIALTY. Ring-up Telephone No. 496. Box 421.