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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 88, 23 January 1892, Page 1

AT THE WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, TE ARO HOUSE. Shirts The "Te Aro House" White SUMMER SEASON. &«*«» New Washing Derby Scarves, Shuts Made "Abe finest long cloth W Youths' and Men's ?traw g r p . sAtrt» Pure Irish Linen Fronts and fl f > n t . + new Boaier shape, and Scarves * 7 CnflFa ff^ in wlllte or s P ecl£ ied straw, «„_-,_„ aia aA qj «j * i v v BUn. pSTW. atoe hea, 4/6 Splendid value *2sM. te IZ2 2 HSl^^Sf to 9 /6 AT TE AKO HOUSE. Derby Scaryes, 9d each, SAirtTThe "Te Aro House " White T^ 3, T , * : 3 "f0b. 2/. Sbirta Hats 50 dozen assorted Men s and — — - .. . — ; '—. — = — ■-— — > Shirts Without collar, button behind, Bats S oys ' lStra 7 Hat s in Canton, Rearms Surah Washing Derby SoaryjßS 4/6 to 9/6 i?fl«s liustio, and Speckled. 9d, Is, ■ " 1/- each -!— Bats Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s 9d each; Scarves Printed Cambric Derby Shirts The " Te Aro House " Pique AT TE ARO HOUSE. Scarves, 8d each n ' rfcs ~ t>o , £ ; — TTZ — TT — Scarves Nice variety, knot and pin Shirts The "Te Aro House " Eegatta Sats 2 . 2 doze " S and M e n 8 Rus " ■ . I Scarves, 1/- each ghirts jßTfffs tic or College Straw Hats, as- . ; ' ' sAfrte The "Te Aro' House" White sorted club and school striped flimtffcm^ Silk Handkerchiefs 9/WW^fff f n EandJcerc^^ choice SA«-to With Eega tta fronts, a 1 very TE ARO HOU W handkerchiefs white, colored, ecra, & S/«rte Nicely finished, new Styles, A1 IJi AKU UUU^fc. - fancy, 2/6, 8/-, 8/6,4/6, 5/6, TE ARO HEQXJSE, WELLINGTON. ,, s ,, ; * ;;U / ? ; f ;; r! '..| ;. v .; ;

Grand display of NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS. ! ! QUITABLE for Xmas and WedIO dmg ;Presents, direct from the Manufacturers. Electro-]) la ted ware, Consisting of Brecikfast Craet3, Butter Dishes, Salad Bowls, Flower Stands, Fern Vases, Sugar Basins, Biscuit Barrels, &c. Also, a first-class selection of Gold and Silver Brooches, Gold and Silver Bangles, Silver Match-boxes, Soli taires, Studs, Watches, Chains, Marble Clocks, &c, at prices never before offered in the district. All Goods marked in plain figures, Note the address — JAMES SCOTT, (Opposite Cobbe & Darragh's new Store) Manchester Street. ISQiT OI^^ 8 1891. W. CABTHEWS WILL far and away surpass the displays of previous years, and the stock which is now fully opened up, contains a thousand and one novelties never seen in the colonies before, Tremendous stock of Ladies' bags, companions, fancy basketwnre, writing cases, workbox<?3, purses, and leather goods too nuQ merous to mention. 'A Fancy goods and Japanese ware f> in such a variety that no adyertise- m ment will give a correct idea. f> )gj Toys selected from the best Ger- S H man and Engiish firms, which is a kJ m guarantee that the variety and P5 quality are everything that could tj £j be desired. Dolls a specialty, having been p» imported direct from the manufac- H & turer in Germany, jfj The toy of the season i 3 the fV Harmless Pistol with vacuum ar« ■^ row, price 3/6. Cliristmas cards and booklets in all flic newest Jesj^ns. The threepenny, sixpenny, ami shilling tables are \ondeA with all the newest toys and fancy goods of the season. The Exhibition is now open, and visitors will find it (o bo like some fairy scene. WILLIAM~CARTHEW, Fanny Goods Tinrorter, Feilding. PAINTED FiltE SCREEN'S. lAM prepared to execute orders for Hand-painted Fire Screens, in oils, any shape to fit fireplace, at from 80s upward. A sample of my work is now on view at Mr Carthow's, whore orders may be left, or Address — JOHN KEEN, MARTON.