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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 52, 9 October 1888, Page 2

" There's a good time coming, boys " What with the gold discoveries at Mahakipawa, copper lodes, alum deposits and other minerals constantly being revealed, and the prices of our staple products on the ascending scale, we may hope and confidently expect in the near future a vast improvement in the fortunes of the colony, and a large increase to the volume of business at Te Aro House, Wellington. We are amply prepared for such a result. All our departments are stocked with the newest goods, most adrantage* ously bought. Our utmost efforts here, coupled with the ability of our buyer in the Home market, have for this season enabled us to give greater variety and better value than is usually to be had, while tbe prices are exceptionally low at Te Aro House, Wellington. Gentlemen more especially will find we can cater more advantageously for their wants in the mercery department. No firm can show a better assortment of shirts, white, regatta, Oxford or Crimean, underclothing, such as undershirts and pants in cotton, merino, silk or flannel, socks of every description aud the best makes, than are now on view at Te Aro House, Wellington. It may be possible to come near us as to quantity in the matter of hats, scarfs, ties, braces, portmanteaux, carpet bags, Ac., &c, but for real, sterling value in these and all other articles we are simply unrivalled at Te Aro House, Wellington. Need we say moreP Verb. sap. The man who is wise in his generation will go for these goods to the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House, Wellington. Our only address—James Smith Te Aro House, Wellington,