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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 73, 22 December 1875, Page 2

ikdvance 2?atea. PETER JIK TAj /''TOXORATTLATISS the settlers ..u tinVP marked progress of (lies.* important ■lismims extending - fiviin Waiugoi ig. wa 1 1 > \V;ti;i>l ;irn. as in;i-i<•;<f• ■ 1 in (lie addition to our Colonial Press nf their spirited liiti" le-Wis ■!< I V journal. Id he heiiee.forl li klluWM as lilt' P.Vi KA AI A ! vu ToiM.v house Will dr-csiiv I!i is a ! id!! et 1 sdai a ■ as aa ad’•■■.•r sing - uedhl :l. :1. 11 1 i I > ,1.1, assay's Ihe ■m- 1". sar did j ,;,did:•<-i-ii iy i Ims ■ina is of .a i> i i i“-; end a; ii ts !m i 1; ■ are ms: udy fld.ltiliv, ill '- 1 1 i s ti 11 ■ll\v ST; V ' J 111 V re.l si, I).a only ill W.\a,;.\a! : !, Bui !Ir '■ r’y!i' l 111 1 ices-' dis: air's. : 1 1 ,; i V;e- ---' d I s ;idd , • ; ; I y lie S 11 'l*. id i | d a illi <li■i I: 1' .' d| , a ii. St ji.i.si del a - . .id Id.Mllly ", 1 1 ; 1 i ti a i.i di. id. ',': i i" : \. a:: I r J i I aid i , ; V 1 ' ' y - ivi) : • hi i i :y a”-, is of I i ■ d’s i d i i a i'id ■ - e: av id- riirajiii ■ e ,i i ' ■■: > hi i'd g s!i :: I d ( s ei, nils 11 !' : v ’:i :v. t ■ . i r'i' ;v :. ta ;i/ >i.!x* V rni,: : OxV-ml aUINO, P i; : ; dr’ ■ i A > n- • in ■■ m nm e ei : Ml' ■-d : : Id' :d 0p..'1 wll'ell for yd; I y :: ! i i i.e d V. ;. j i hd'y I'dliiji 'i ili ,n, ;■ lid ; \v eh i I V.’lit I'd::- favourable i’lid 1 1 el I'id d will any of the larger win,! ,-s i!c noil >r;l d 1 did mi: my. Pr.TKU BELL'S LET ll’idli'idtl i Idl'd t. v t |1 | v . - ; i ! j).. f. >■ IDo V.'el i ’.v >-■ he a d.rtl dl penis 1!. Large buyers I•Ce -V W. i, i-d ,e )■ '(daily (lea 11 Wii il till 111 dS ! 1; hs n: Ti 1 e li.'s: Veimmn; ,T Till-; V ? X i' id i I STACK I-T 7 0 Is i"'■.■■■ hj in;;' op - 11 ,■ 1i no -dd 1 iT'.i, l!|d ( did d'dle. Til X STC r F ' ANO HTESS I >!SPAI!T----!I 'la, a.al !; muds, irimmed an.! mi; rimmed. Flow rs, Featliera, Lares, RiM-oic-i, (Jma111' ■; 11 s, Aid S: rav.’ ilo)s, from Isln lOs IVnnmetl Bounds, |'nan d.s (J«! In 70s FeaMiers, imitation ami red, Is hi IPs Oil Flowers, from 0,1 id 7s Oil Sills ilends ami Had. I’roiii os (n 12s (id (,V diiiierc (7, dd, IVdiii 2s 1 Id p, 0,; t;il nosiLiiv ant.) llovk dlpaltMM XT. lady wii;.' has also made (o lierself a main KliiST-I'LASy VIILLiNKH. Tl 115 TA T LOU IN Or D KPAitTM ENT fs a c'ompaMtivoly new hraiich in Cue exicndod hnsiiiess operations ol: Victoria House, and as P. IL'll contemplates issiiiniy special circular foi 1 tin’s department, lie would only say that he lias been exeecdinyly fortunate in securing - the services of a Jirst-elass cutter, who comes here with unexceptional references, after eighteen years’ experience in some of the best West End London Houses. TI 115) I! 5 N ’’S C LO'l’i I INTI DIS PA PTd J5 N T Hasp. Bell’s personal attention, and as the eiothing, specially made for the Victoria House, is now so widely known, it is scarcely necessary to say that for fit; 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 custom ts may rely on receiving parcels carefully packed by return mail. Patterns sent tree pel" post. PETBR DUAPEII, CLOTH I Klh & OUTFITTER VicToniA Avkxit,' fAdjo ■} T ; I.’auk New Zealand) AVAN HA NH I.