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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 16 March 1891, Page 2

The Cash Clearing Sale of Jobberna & Co. Bankrupt Stock by Boss & Sandford, in Main Street, Foxton is still proceeding with unabated interest. Cash purchasers of Drapery & Clothing are invited to pay an early visit of inspection. Rosa & Sandford. D»esseß— We have now opened out our two first shipments of autumn and winter dres fabrics, which have come to us recently by the steamers *orangiand Arawa. We may conscientiously affirm that no finer, more varied, or well-geleeted goods have ever previously passed the portals of Te Aro House. Dresses— ln the limited space at our command, there is not room to give anything like an adequate description of our new autumn dress goods, but it is sufficient to say that they are of excellent value, of superior finish, well assorted in styles and colourings, we'l adapted to meet the tastes of our numerous lady patrons. We solicit an early inspection of these, at Te Aro House. Dressmaking— Our two large and commodious dressmaking rooms are still under the same efficient management., and can guarantee in this season, as in all past seasons, instant attention, prompt execution, faultless finish, and perfect fit Ladies who want their dresses early should at once place their orders at Te Aro House. Jackets, Mantles and Ulsters — We have opened out a very fine assortment of these, in all fashionable makes, styles, colours, shapes, and sizes. Our mantler oom is now filled with all the latest novelties, such as should induce an early visit to Te Aro House.— A dvt.

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