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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 3 January 1891, Page 2

a > s We make a special study of Imw to clothe y the rising race, and we keep tli' largest and \ best selected stock of any one house in the colony, at Te Aro; House, We'liagton. Mr Gr. J. Fergnson, late of Wanganui ' 8 has now charge of our Clothing Depart--8 ment, and from his intimate knowledge of '■ the requirements of the country districts will be able to execute all oi-lers promptly >- and satisfactorily. He requests his numern 6ns friends to forward them with every confidence to Te Are House, Wellington.

It will iind6u tedly be a matter of infiv- ' est to i\i mothers And heads of families that there is an abundance of the newest aud most useful styles in Children's, Boys, and Youths' clothing at Te Aro House, Wellington. .^ ... la forwarding orders', the flge of Bays and the tyftss 61 suit wanted, need only to be sent to Te A;o House, Wellington. it should also be remembered that all purchases in our Clothing Department, whether for Boys' or Men's wear, will entitle the Cu3tou»*r to a Christmas Present at Te Aro rious.i, Wellington. We have a grand selection of Kaiapoi Tweed .Siiils».Boeßidily adapted fd.r school wesr, frond 9/0 to i.2/6; a, superior ot of Kaiapoi .Suits with pleated frorits; from 10/6 to 15/6 ; Arid ari inimeffle' variety of other Coittriiftl tweetl Suits in plain, pleated fronts and Norfolk shapes, from 11/6 to 21/- at Te Aro House, Wellington. There are also large quantities of English Tweed Suits for Boys wear, from 4 11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, to 10/11. Velveteen Suits in three colours, and in the Patience and Sailor shapes! as also an Immense variety df Bays 1 .tersey Suits, at prices ranging from .1/11 to. 7/11* and Upwards at Te Aro House-, Wellington-.