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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 393, 22 January 1879, Page 4

Peter Bell’s Column. WANGANUI. fins BStt'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is now under the able managemont of MR AITCIUSON OLIVER (late of Auckland.) MR OLI VER is a first-class Cutter, ami has an efficient, staff of good workmen. Ik Uku. lias every confidence, therefore, in soliciting the favors of gentlemen resident in these districts for tins department, assured that every .satisfaction will be given in Style, Fit, Yv orkmanship, AXD REASONABLE CHARGES. Every Garment is Warranted SHRUNK, and (what is very important) EAND-SSWH THROUGHOUT. Patterns sent Free l>y Post, will; iusvrucfcious lor ceJfineasnrcinont. PETER BELL’S TAILORING DEPARTS! ENT, (Riding Habits to order), VICT 0H I A II OUS E, "Wa-N’CANUI.

V I C T (,) R IA HOUSE, WANGANUI. PETEE BELL, I) II A P E R Silk Mcvcor, Haberdasher, lint tor, Holder. Glover, Tailor r.ml Clothier, Shirt Maker, Habit blither, AX 11 GEAEEAL 0 UTFITTEri. 2 SS J? G E s s a direct of Millinery, Si raw Goods, Flowers, Feather.', ilihhons, Silks, Satins, Si nil’s, Bniish oml Foreuru Fn b rics, Line n?, Cottons, Woollens, Flannels, Blankets, Underciolhhur, Hosiery, and Household Drapery of every description. Millinery ana Dressmaking Establishment. Country orders exccnled with the utmost core and despatch (umhjr norsonal supervision.) SSE&* VICT 0H I A II OUS E, Waxgaxui.

as^iTsSj Wanganui. PET Ell BELL’S Millinery &, dressmaking IDe^arirnents Continue under the able inanvgemcnt of the two ladies now so favourably known as THE LEADING ARTISTES, in their respective rooms. The quiet and accurate taste displayed in both these departments is a matter of most favourable and gratifying comment. P. Bki.i. has every confidence, therefore, in asking the ladies of (hose districts to entrust lam with their esteemed favours, assured that for Style, Taste. & Economy the utmost satisfaction will be given. Patterns sent free by post. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ESXARLISD HUNTS, Victoria House, Wanganui.