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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4171, 3 August 1874, Page 3

Havinß made arrangements with the WAIRARAPA CARRYING- COMPANY, Mr James Smith of To Aro House, Cuba Street, Wellington, is now in a position to offer positive inducements to residents in the Wairarapa district, to purchase their drapery, millinery and clothing, direct from one of the largest cheapest and best selected stocks in New Zealand. While declining on principle to offer the usual bait of a small discount, he assures ills patrons that the goods have been most advantageously bought in the Homo Markets—have been marked at a reasonable advance on Invoice, and shit now offered at prices which defy competition. These are facts which will be fully born out by an inspection of the stock. Country customers therefore while obtaining superior value for their money at TE ARO HOUSE aro relieved from the trouble and expense of forwarding their purchases, all parcels of the value of over £2 being despatched free of cost to their destination. The principal adopted by Mr. Smith of selling at a small profit for cash, without reduction or discount in any way, is sound and fair to all parties.— [Adtt. - •