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Manawatu Herald, 8 April 1893, Page 2

Messrs Eoss and Sandford, of the Bon Marche, announce elsewhere the receipt of their second shipment of new goods for the present season, Ex s. s. Indramya, comprising 31 cases, packages, and bales for all departments, making a total of 67 cases and packages received to date, all of which are now opened out and ready to select from. They respectfully invite early inspection of these extensive shipments, being satisfied that the range of choice and excellence of value cannot fail to meet with the appreciation of their numerous customers at the Bon Marche, Palmerston North. — Adtt. For Winter Wear we have a nice lot of Boys Navy Beefers, very neat and comfortable and in all sizes froin 5s 6d each at Te Aro House, Wellington. For the Cold Weather we can confidently recommend our Boys and Youths Overcoats with fashionable Cape from 9s 6d each, at Te Aro House. Really Tempting are our Boys Navy Serge Sailor Suits trimmed with gold braid from 5s 6d each, at To Aro House. Specially Imported this Season — Men's Blue Nap Overcoats with fashionable Cape, a really comfortable garment and wonderful value for 12s, at Te Aro House. The Best Value Ever Offered— So everyone says of our Men's Black Worsted Sac Suits, bound and made expressly for Te Aro House. Price only 29s 6d each, fry one. It would be a good investment. Extra Value— All wool Kaiapoi Tweed Sac for men's wear in nice, assorted, dark checks, without exception the best Value in New Zealand, 33s 6d cash, at Te Avo TToh««i