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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 169, 29 October 1881, Page 2

JAMES SMITH, Tli ARO HOUSE, CUBA STREET, Wellington. ■ : "■^'n r-' Et^pectful ly announces" the" arrival ; f 'i'-EXiM^a STKAMEBS, ■ .. wlextensLv^issprtnienU'l c «l. Ne^. " ©HierjGooasradapted for the TheRP goods r-avifit 1 imported from the best British >-nri « qntinental marketSj are wibrtky the «»spectionf«f>all-T.f sjtlentss — in— the-Jdana-\vatnv..an.d _as _theJsteamers offtrs every facility for visiting Weir linston, a trip to town would not only be pleasurable, but a visit to Tk Aho Uuvbb j -would be undoubtedly profitable. TE ABO HOII3E, In tbe Mi&linbbt. Department the New Goods are exceedingly pelect, elegant and fashionable, having, been ; purchaspd by a buyer ofexcellent? ttste, possessing also thorough knowledge of the best marts of fashion. The Millinery workrooms at Tk Aro House are under the superintendence of an accomplished French Lady Artiste, and all orders entrusted to her :^re:wiill be executed m the latest styles, v and forwarded with promptitude. JAMES SMITH, •:/•; I?- V--- iJ-\ :■-> z\ ThePßßss "Departrnpnt is fully stocked with the latest fabric*, styles, andcolor- , inps r or sprinsi wear/ In addition to which '>ur Home buyer marie nn advan- ' 'taprbji^pjivchaseTof about . 2so" ipices'of '*" fc goo?l''' itseful, stylish Mohairs,' Beiges, Costume Chpek's £c., tlie advant-igos of ' ' J ' which' will be open to all' piif cb»'s¥r« at Tb Aeo Housk. The prices of these realty useful fabrics are 6d, 7Jd, Bd, lOd per yard, r -• •>, o' £ ■ .-"■; .' TE ARO HOUSE, Pattern* of the above lot of Dress Goods and any other materials, will be forwarded to any applicant, post free. JAMHS SMITH, In the MAKTL,E.T)ppar f niont at Te Aro \ Honse are on view some jejkgant Btvles in^ Ladies' Ficfois, Vixites, and the fashion- 1 able Dolmans, the materials beinfr Cash- j mete, GJroaUrain^Wniil hand netted' Silk with Chinelle Combination. TE ARO HOUSE, The Fancy Department" f« all aglow with the various shaded tints m Ribbons, Laces, Tulles, Scirf *, and there is an infinite variety r»f Lace Scarfs, tnditn Muslin Scarf*, Squares, etc. Laces which are now so much wonv'wiU be found m abundance m Oora'inf. Point d'Alencon, Brabant, Bretonne, Spanish, and m shade" of Ecru, Tuscan, White, Cream, and Black. 11MES SMITH. In Prints the favorites are still the Dark Pompadonn^. -, These"can . be had at Tv A\o floun^ injL great variety, the com^j bination of colors and patterns being j „ : nior«» beantifnl ,fhat ever, p '.and. the prices ' 4^d' arid BJd per yard. Al«», a good Rplection of . Plain, Colored Prints, Colored Sdteevs, 'Attalea Twills, Oairake Cloths m Pa Blue, Pale Pink, Old Gold, imd' Cream Pombadour Sattttns. lace Stripes m Whit* and Colors. TE AEO HOUSE, The import«tiojn» this season at Te Aro •House for '>MEN'B?.Cr-oTHiNa are yery • jfcornjilt-te, .•fj,f T , and',: varied ,J and eusto--men can rely on eetting fashionable cnt, rood appearance, »nd durnbility m all garment? : purchased ; In. clothine for Little. Bs?.yCjß'>yfl.-9Tjir! .Youth.*'* the asaortmrnt i«i unrivalled m the City. Parrrtts and Guardiann therefore should romembpr that nowhere else i« tmeh variety to be had, and ytnat for material, cut rtul value Te Aro House stands pre--eminent. .... v. SPKcrAii'^oTß- In order to encourage payuV.'iVfs; a Discount of One Shilling m .the ' Poiirifl will bo allowed at Te Aro HfiiiKe' ; '«'>n iiiVpurchasi's of £2 and up'«a : ri!ii. oxcctitirig only "special lots" and '•kw Glove*.';. ' , \ ;; TE ARO HOUSE, SMITH ■/or* .'.■'■ .j-i -*&&'*■ ■.*;-• . : '■■.;. ;iv..i CUBA-St....,,......>».WELLINGTQNj