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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 169, 26 October 1881, Page 2

JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA STREET, Wellington. Bespectfinily announces the arrival JXM IL STKAMKBS, an extensiyi.- assortment <t Choice, New Drapery Cioods, adapted for the SPRING SEASON. JAMES SMITH, These goods tavinc been imported from the best IBntish u>l Continental markets, are woTthv the invptxtinu « ; -f:<U :i-!si«ltnN m the Manawatu, and as the Steamers offers every facility for visiting Wellington, a trip to town would not only Ikpleasurable, but a vi"*it to Tk Ako House •would be undoubtedly profitable. TE ARO HOXJSE» In the Millinery Department the New Goods are exceedingly sckct, elegant and fashionable, having been purchased by a buyer of excellent tv^te, possessing also thorough knowledge of the- best marts of feshion. The Millinery workrooms at Te Aeo Houpb are undt-r the superinttndence of an accomplishiJ French La dy Artiste, and all orders entrusted to her '■'. care will be executed m the latest styles, and forwarded with promptitn )e. JAMES SMITH, T'eTiai^s r»epartment. is fully stocky] with the latest filbrics. styles, and co'o> - ings for spnnir w-i r . T» H<Mition to which '»»■• Horn • l»ny«-r innile :»n a lvnntapeous pnrcW nf ahont -250 piV i-s of gool useful, stylish Mohairs, Beiges. Costume Cheeks frc, tho advatf:m<s of which wil!,be op n to all i'urch-<s.-rs «t Tf Ako House. The prices of t ! »« really useful furies nrc 61, 7^l, Bd, lOd per yard; TE ARO HOU3E, Patteun< of tic nbove lot o'Drc ss Goods und any other maiem^ will be forwarded to any applicant, post free. .JAMES SMITH,In the Mantle Bepaftmtnt sit Te Am House are on vie«- «>me elrgant styles m tadiexV Fichus, Vlsitex, ami the fashionablfl Dolmans, the materials being Cnshniefe, GrosHirain, and' haiitl netted Silk 'yrith Chinelle Combination. 1 TE ARO HOUSE, -..The -'''Fancy .'Department is all aglow with the \ arioiis tshnded tints m Ribbons, Laces, Tulles, Scarfs and there is an infinite variety of Lace Scarfs, Indian Muslia Scarfs, Squares, etc. Laces which are now so much worn will he found m abnndjince m Ooralinc. Point d'Alencbn, Brabant, Brctonne, Spanish, and m uhafles nf Ecru, Tuscan, White, Cream, and Black. jlffSfS SMITH. , In Prints the ft vorites are still the [Dark Pomf/adonr. ••/-Th'esejcah be had at Te Ako House m great variety, the combination of co'or* and patterns being more beautiful that ever, and the prices ranging from 4 ld aud BJd per yard. Also, a good selection of Plain Colored Friiitx. Colored Sateens, Aitalea Twills, Oatrake Cloths m Pa Blue, Pale Pink, Old Gold, ond Croavi Pombiulour Satfans, Lace Stripes m Wliite and Colors TE A-RO HOUSE, The importatfons this season at Te Abo IToti>E for Men's Cxotjting are very compVtp, select, and varied, and customers can rely ou getting, fjishionable cut. good appearjincp, and dnrnriiHty m all garments purchased. In clothing for Little Boys, Boys, snd Youths' the as--B<ir'nunt io unrivallod m the City. Panntti and Guardians therefore should remember that nowhere else is such yarifety to be had, and that for material, cut and value Te Aro House stands preeminent. Spkciat. v oTE-Tn order to encourage paymt-nts, a Discount of One Shilling m the Pomvl "ill be, allowed, at Te Aro House on nil purchases of £2 and upwiH.«. f-xerpting only ''special lots" and I'K.hl (jiovc-s." TE AEO HOUSE, JAMSS SMITH. OUM-St.,w...m....».WJSLXJMTO^