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Manawatu Herald, 1 November 1892, Page 2

I Messrs Ross and Sandford, of the Bon Vlarche, beg to intimate the arrival of their first shipment of spring arid summer goods ex cargo steamer Euahine, comprising the largest delivery ever received by them at one time. They are now making their first show for the season in all departments fuller particulars of which will appear at a future date. Eoss and Sandford. The Bon Vlarche. Dkab Sift, — We would respectfully invite your attention to the advantages we are this season offering in our Tailoring Department at Te Aro FTouse. Ist— OUß CUTTEIt. We have engage 1 a new clUter, who is one of the best in the colony, and being a superior designer and fitter, we are confident will be able to execute in first class style all orders with which he may be favoured at To Aro House, 2nd— OUß STAFF at Te Aro House is composed of thoroughly experienced and competent workers, and consequently the we put into all garments will be of the besi description. 3rd— OUß STOCK for the present spring spring season embraces some of the choisest designs in English, Scotch, Continental and colonial tweeds, fancy coatings, trouserings, suitings, ttc. We would call attention to a select assort rent of some of the most fashionable tweeds at present in wear, viz, Galashiels Tweeds Glasgow Checks and genuine hand-loom-made Harris Tweeds. These are the first of the kind ever imported into this city, are only to be had at Te Aro FTouse. As also the?e are in single suit lengths only, there is no fear of any pattern being rendered common. 4th— OUß CHARGES are moderate. We always buy our materials at first hand from the best Home and Colonial manufacturers at the lowest cost. We are thus in a position to make oitr charges as 'ow as is consistent with superior quality and cut. We shall be pleased to forward patterns for your inspection if desired, and res ectfully solicit a trial, being confident that after one trial we may count on your -permanent support. — Remaining, dear Sir, yours faithfully, JAMES SMITH, Te Aro House-