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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 222, 25 January 1894, Page 1

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. I TE ARO JHOIJSi:. I JAMES SMITH, 1 OF . :| TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON, 1 HAS taken up the lease of the Premises of MR. CUMMItfGS, Chiaa and Glass Warehouse, in the SQUAEB, PALMERSTON, whbh he interdi to open on -M SATURDAY, JANUARY mtfo, 1 With a Large and Fashionable S?ock of i General Drapery, Clothing & Fin nishin^ Goods, j TE ARO~HOIISE, "^"i Having effected the purchase of a WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMAN'S STOOS, at a large discount from Whole 1 sal© Priees, will sell at less than J WHOLESALE PKICES AT THE PALMERSTON^ BRANCH. FURTHER PARTICULARS IN A FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENT. TE AROIIOUSE.

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