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Manawatu Herald, 23 February 1892, Page 2

Messrs Ross and Sandford, of the Bon Marche, elsewhere direct the attention of caßh purchasers of general drapery to the advantages to be secured by making their selections during the present clearing sale at the Bon Marche. The goods being disposed of are all fresh and pew, and the difference between present prices and ordinary prices is coiisiderab c. A large quantity of stock has already been disposed of, but there still remains a good choice of thorough bargains iv Cotton Stuff, Dress pieces and Remnants, also Calicoes, Mieetings, Shirtings, Flannellettes, and Housebold Drapery, while Mantles, Millinery, Dustcloa'<s, and Sunshades are being disposed of at nominal prices to effect a complete clearance Our first shipment of new goods for the Autumn and Winter Season have now come to hand by the latest mail steamers and are ready for inspection at »• Te Aro House, Wellington. We have no hesitation in saying that the selection for the present season is without exception the best, largest and most varied we have ever previously been able to show at Te Aro House, Wellington. Our display of nevp- Dress Fabrics for Autumn and Winder wear is really superb and manifests thegood,taste and judgment exorcised by our British, French and Continental buyers. Ladies requiring patterns of these should intimate their wishes to James Smith, Te Aro Hou«e, Wellington. Patterns of these »nd new dress fabrics and charts for self •measurement will be forwarded free by post on application. We would earnestly advise ladies to make an early selection and tp secure the advantage of getting their dresses made in good time in the season in our celebrated dressmaking rooms at Te Aro House, Wellingtod. All orders will be carefully c seen ted, finished in the latest style and forwarded without delay from Te Aro Houae, Wellington.