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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 131, 3 May 1892, Page 2

[Advertisement.] Correspondence A CONTRADICTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAII. Sir, — Will you kindly allow me to contradict a rumour circulated by inter* e&ted parties, in reference to the Cash Exchange Co-operate Co. to the effect " that purchasers to the extent of £5 during the year will be liable for the losses sustained by the firm." In reply wo say there can't be any loss through bad debts, etc, as the business is run on strictly cash lines. In the next place customers not having signed any document, their liability is an absurdity. Further, this is a genuine Co-op business and quite unique in the advantages it offers to its patrons, giving them all the advantages of legal shareholders, without bujing a share or incurring any risk or responsibility whatever. Yours sincerely, J. C. THOMIISON. Manager.

" Shopping by post " would save ladies resident in the country a great deal of time and worry. Patterns could be looked at quietly, selected deliberately in their own homes and orders sent ofE with a certainty of instant attention at Te Aro House, Wel'.inßton. " Shopping by post " has ben long connected with Te Aro House, for several weighty reasons ; Ist. Because the variety is the largest and best in the city ; 2nd. Because the prices are always moderate ; 3rd, Because requests for patterns are promptly attended to ; 4th. Because all orders are carefully executed and dispatched at the earliest opportunity. " Shopping by post " gires country customers the opportunity of getting the pick of a!l the latest fashions in dress fabrics, millinery, mantles, ulsters, jac-k-Ms, etc., and in all Household require* moots, such as sheetinirs, blankets, quilts, carpets, floorcloths, Linoliums, &c. This h is been successfully tried by thousands of customers at Te Aro House, Wellington.