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Patea Mail, Volume 1, Issue 35, 11 August 1875, Page 2

Peter Bell’s Column. ikdvaiiue 2?atea» PETI? rT TSTSU-i /''VdXG RATE LATER ilu- settlers on the marked progress of thus-.; important districts exi cm U; ig i rom \\ atngougora to \Vas in-heated m the mbhlioii to oar (JokmDl Piv.-s of I huh spirited • lilt In l.i-v,v--kiv pmn.al, to 1 henceforth know:’ as dm P.vrV:.\ Mr.!!., VICTORIA TT < > I/AIC WiM occupy this allotted spare ns an advert isiug nudumi. ami I*. Lbi.t, assures the readers of tin- M.mi, »•: pm tally those heads of faiii'iu s nii’.l o:h-'is woo desire to study economy, tlin: hi ■- column v.i! i amply repay a c u'fi'iil perns; -J , i; being universally conceded. no! on! s’ in WANGANUI. salt throughout Imam msd'nO-, Urnt i tori.-i ii ous.' not only lion aUiiiu.-ii :■ > ami maintains a firs'. | >.».~jiion as tlv* ]i•; ui■ v Ktojloriam io. I asham. \ ariety. aim Omditv, 101 l also iiss r amil a vrido-spread i ;•! hi rai ii a i as Is-mg—what A) buyers is of :,!u- iirs: imporimi-m—m;rivailed lor e'maoncss. tin's combining r!l !!;>.• os wmads or a iirs; -Mass DRAFEKV, CLOTHING. TAII/MHNG, MI LUXE UN, DRESSMAKING, r, t > i GENERAL OUTFITTING ESTABLISH - 3 IK, XT. ] >ivr.l. lias much pDasmv in umiouu"ing that having secured the s.-rvice- n[ lirsia-ias-, havers hi tiie home and foreign markets. ho is now in a position to piano a i lass oj ; goods in tise market vhi'sh 1'• f ij >i:!iily and prior- \vi!i defy eompm n aw. Ail iniOi'iieaiiai :• pi'olns being savei rntyr-rs •ii Vi,-»*>>•'!• House <an now ' n : sttpplKst at rai os \v!;ioii will bear favoura !■,!■• comjunson wii'ii may of’ i!io larger vrmmmale housesiii rSia i-olonv. PLTFR BKLLGyLFT submitted hen-wii ii w:!! he toim-l wen won itv a o ir--fai pcnt-oil. Large buyers for oa-ii will l>o specially dead whli on miisi liberal Arms, The hrsr s'mpmen’ ->i Til K W1 N ; STUCK Fid! DAG Is now being opened up, nnd_ i’. v.om’. i-J Si-eei.oiV :i I ini ■; moo dim i H ;; s-.e1.1l departments enumerated h’iuw were never m"iv nminl-ic. Till; AH’I F AXD DBMSS DEFARTMi’, XT. Contains in addition io !*. s reedknown vvinoey,s. wool plaid*. atul fremh Merit iocs, a soh-mlid aasorlme.il "f piuin and i.mcy ge.,df„ Sammy Wiiu-oys. (Vi'-m 8d to 2s ddn riha-n Winc- ys, iVom !s io as Cd i roiioh .Mi.-rinoes, I rom is Pdi to ns Jvmev 1 >n-s.s diai criais. from ltd to iD fid Homo spans (very {’asiiiomth!,-) Is ’Jd to 2s Blao!; Silks, from Tvs to 1 O'-.ls li'-al Irish Poplins, 80s to 110s Wool Plaids, d.).-d.h- v.-i-ho. eAs 11b to 5s iUAIXCHKSi'Ki; DHI’AUT.MKXT. I*. Ji,i, is od'oi'iny pariionlarly yood Vidno in Flannels and Usinkots of snporior make and linis':! ; also splendid same m (drey and 'Whits Cal ii S-;n.;mi:iys, Wiilns &o. axony V’!:mnc!s. frr>m Is 3d In Os Welsh and Am i-r’noinna! ua Is bd to ds bd Wiiitc ntid Coloured Blankets, lis (hi to 42s bd Wliile and Coloured Connterpanes. ns C-d to 2ns CJrev ami white Calicoes, from -la Gd -r down yards to Is per yar 1 'i'orklsii ’i’o'.wls. 1do:u is Ti in ;5s lion-'veomi) Tow, -Is. from Gd to D Gd 'i’i! K M ! \AA X F!(V DKPART.M FXT, As hereini’mv. is rep!- !e i> •.vmH;;;miMv:>{. assorimeni ol ad ttie loos. nov,.-n,es to J Pus mill ikmttois, ;r!m;imd a::-! mil rimmed. Flowers, i’-. a;her t, Laves, juoOons, ktiiiantei.ns. idv. CtiM.w i lots, from Is to P’s Trimmi e, P-oms t-, irnsn. ths Oil io , •''■r. i’l-athers, imiuuioii and retii. Is In IPs bd Flowers. IVom lid to 7 s (Id Silk I foods mu! J labs, from ns to DA (id (‘uslnn-n’e do do, from 2s ! id to Os THK IIOSUHtV A XI) GLOVE I) MPA HTML XT. Is particularly well assorted, .and, contains every requisite in the department, haviny been carefnlly selected from the slock ol; the eolelirateii Hosiers, J. and It. Mode}’. Ladies Cotton Hose, from Gd to 2s hd j Ladies’ .Merino do, from Is nd to 8s hd Children’s dleriuo Hose, from (Id to ‘is Gd Cloves in doth cashmere, cotiun and silk, from Is to 2s Gd Firs! Choice Josephines, 4s Gd 'i'llK I)i!KCS-MAKIXC I)KPAETdIEXT Is under the management of a lirst-class dressmaker, win) is thoroughly conversant with all the leading' ideas in dress, and is now well and favourably known as a FI LIST-CLASS DUFSKMAKEIL The Millinery Uepat tment is also under the able and cllident management of the lady who has also made to herself a name as a EIBST-CLASS oITLLTXETD THE TAILORING- DEFAUTMEXT Is a eonifiaralively new branch in the extended business operations of "Victoria House, and as P. Bell contemplates issuing special circular for this department, he would only say that he has boon exceedingly fortunate in securing the services of a 'first-class cutter, who comes here .with unexceptional references, after eighteen years’ experience in some of the best West End London Houses. Til K MEN’S CLOTH ING DEPARTMENT Has I’. Boll’s personal attention, and as the clothing, specially made for the Victoria House," is now so widely known, it is scarcely necessary to say that for tit; style, and workmanship, P: Bell’s Clothing is' equal, if not superior, to bespoke garments generally. The greatest attention and 'care bestowed on the execution of country orders, and customers may rely on receiving parcels carefully packed by return mail. Patterns sent free per post. FETES BSLL, DRAPER, CLOTHIER, & OUTFITTER. Ykthiua Avkxl’k, (Aclioining Bank New Zealand W WANGANUI.