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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4573, 16 November 1875, Page 1

ClothiersJ JANE YOU SEEN MY STOCK White shirts Crimean shirts Venetian shirts New Zealand flax shirts Linen shirts Alabama shirts Harvard shirts With and without collars. A splendid assortment. JOHN THORBURN, City Clothing' Mart, Willis-street. THORBUEN’S for clothing Thorburn’s for hats Thorburn’s for shirts ■ Thorbum’s far hosiery Thorburn’s for under-shirts and drawers Thorburn’s for scarf, tics, handkerchiefs Thorburn’s for belts, braces, and collars Portmanteaus, travelling bags, rugs, umbrellas. A splendid assortment. JOHN THORBURN, City Clothing Mart, Willis-street. Note.—A few extra large white and Crimean shirts in stock. IS IT TRUE? YES. That I have Geelong tweed trousers and vests Otago tweed trousers and vests Nelson tweed trousers and vesta Sydney tweed trousers and vests Scotch tweed trousers and vests West of England trousers and vests Equal to order. • Thoroughly shrunk. And the prices are not higher than for English slops. JOHN THORBURN, City Clothing Mart, W illis-street. Opposite Mesrs. Barbers’, Butchers. CAUTION. —Before you buy your next suit, call and inspect my stock of Colonial made clothing, manufactured to my own order; and the tweeds all thoroughly shrunk. You will find the best value for your money in Wellington. JOHN THORBURN, City Clothing Mart, Willis-street. Opposite Messrs. Barbers’, Butchers. Notice. tailoring and outFITTING. E. WILSON having purchased the STOCK IN TRADE OF MESSES. LITCHFIELD AND SON, Together with shipments to arrive, will continue to carry on the Business as hitherto. The Stock comprises— MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ READYMADE CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, &c., &o. Cheap Clothing made to order, of strong Tweeds, English and Colonial, to suit the working clasess. Carriage paid on parcels, exceeding £lO, to any part of the province. E. WILSON (Late Litchfield and Son), WILLIS-STREET. AMONG the many advantages enjoyed by the people of New Zealand, such as a fine country, beautiful scenery, a healthy climate, &c., they are now fortunate in having a TAILOR who (owing to a combination of circumstances too numerous to mention here) is able to make them a FIRST-CLASS SUIT OF CLOTHES at about ONE-THIRD LESS PRICE than they have heretofore had to pay. Tins is now being done by J. HUXLEY, of Manners-street, Tailor, Draper, Habit Maker, Uniform Maker, Contractor, rnd Clothing Manufacturer. Hotels PANAMA HOTEL, Taranaki-street, WM. LIGHT, Proprietor. Superior accommodation for families, permaent boarders, and visitors to Wellington. One of Thurston’s best billiard tables cu the remises. Good stabling. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J Willis-street. MRS. POWER (late of the Dunedin Hotel, [okitika, West Coast), begs to inform her iends and the public that she has taken the cove hotel, and whilst thanking them for past ivors, assures them that nothing shall be anting on her part to merit a continuance of le same. Wines and Spirits of the best brands, irst-class accommodation for travellers and oarders. Billiards, Good Stabling. "N OLDEN FLEECE HOTEL, J PAKURATAHI. The above Hotel having undergone a lorough renovation, and been refurnished iroughout, the Proprietor bogs to inform the ■aveUing public that ho is in a position to rovide accommodation equal to any house on re read, and begs to solicit a share of patrouje. WINES and SPIRITS of the best rands. A new twenty-four stall Stable is ist completed, and every attention will bo aid to horses. Good secure paddocks for ■ock. E. W. HODDER, Proprietor. c LUB HOTEL, BIARTON W. R. Prosser, Proprietor. W. R. P. having entirely rebuilt the above >tel, has the best of accommodation in the strict to offer his patrons. Commodious mple rooms and apartments for commercial avellers. First-clasa stabling and secure paddocks. WATERLOO HOTEL, KAIWARRA, George Bockett, Proprietor. Good accommodation for pleasure parties. l skittle-ground adjoins the hotel, and no [fort will be wanting on the part of the prorietor to secure the comfort of visitors. t E-OPENING of THE ASTOR HOUSE, New York City, BY ALLEN AND DAM. ’he ASTOR HOUSE having been entirely ovated with modern improvements and dy furnished, will be opened as a first-class el, on the European plan about September ,875. The business public will find it one he most comfortable and convenient in the r, the rooms being unusually large, light, [’airy. One of Ottis Brothers’ elegant Passer Elevators will run all day and all night, 3 beat of servants will be employed, and no ns will be spared for tho comfort of its rons. Main entrance on Yesey-street. ims, §1 to §4 a day. ’he ROTUNDA has been elegantly fitted i RESTAURANT, and will furnish all the icacics of the season. The finest oysters in country, a specialty. The Bar will be sup--d with the choicest wines, liquors, ales, &c. Allen and Dam, Proprietors. GouverNICUR K. Lansing, Manager. Money [IE NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY (Limited). 00,000 to be advanced on security of freoland, or of freehold combined with stock, rate of interest will vary with the amount e loan. Apply to LEVIN & CO. ONEY TO LEND.—£3OOO te lend on approved freehold or leasehold seeurin sums of £IOO and upwards. MOORHOUSE & STAFFORD, Solicitors, Wellington.