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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4439, 11 June 1875, Page 3

THE following Extraordinarily Cheap Purchases of Drapery, just opened out, will be offered at TE ARO HOUSE, during the month of June, 1875, owing to the colonial market being overstocked. JAMES SMITH Has been enabled to make several extensive and advantageous purchases at prices fax- below o small a rate of profit that it would be impossible to procure articles of the same quality at a lower price in the city of London. Note.—To distinguish these special goods from the ordinary stock, the prices will be marked in plain blue figures. TE ARO HOUSE, JUNE, 1575. FANCY DRESS MATERIALS. 766 yards at 4Jd., worth 9d. 300 yards at 7-id., worth Hid. 456 yards at 9Jd„ worth Is. 3d. 750 yards at 12-Jd., worth Is. 7d. FRENCH MERINOS. 331 yards at Is. 6Jd., worth 2s. 6d. TE ARO HOUSE, JUNE, 1575. LADIES' JACKETS AND STAYS. Lot 1. Blk. cloth jackets 4s. 6d., worth Bs. 6d. Lot 2. Blk. cloth jackets ss. 6d., worth 10s. 6d. Lot 3. Blk. cloth jackets 6s. 6d., worth 12s. 9d. Lot 4. Blk. cloth jackets Bs. 6d., worth 15s. 6d. TE ARO HOUSE, JUNE, 1875. 470 yards white calico 4Jd., worth 5Ad. 1066 yards grey calico 4id., worth sid. Welsh flannels, all wool, 10ld., worth Is. 2Ad. I Welsh flannels, all wool, 12Jd., worth Is. 3M ' JAMES SMITH, I TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON. Art Unions "There is a tide in the affairs of men which Taken at the flood leads on to fortune." npHE GREATEST MECHANICAL MARVEL OF THE AGE Is now offered to the public, and for the sake of fair play, it is decided that al shall have a chance of obtaining it. With it is offered A SPLENDID DIAMOND CROSS (the finest jewel in New Zealand), VALUE op TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS. The proposed disposal is by ART UNION, TWO HUNDRED & FIFTY TICKETS, ONE GUINEA EACH, DRAWN ON THE 9th OF JULY, JJSTTHUS, FOR ONE GUINEA.-JEd A CHANCE 01' EITHER WINNING THE DIAMOND CROSS, WORTH £210; AUTOMATIC SONGSTERS, £52 10s These splendid specimens of artistic ability, A T MR. LUDWIfi'S, Where Tickets can be Obtain^ Public Notices. 'E, the Undersigned and Accomod- , in consequence of ,raw, &c, agreed to rais ng Waggon Horses fro ihilling and 3. Commen,. i next, 1875. T. S. Shiblh, xvuyai xxutci F. Fader, Victoria Hotel Wit Hajiji F. MOUNTAL-., = - H. Giles, Royal Oak Hotel, Car tertou C. Johnson, stables, Forester's Arms Carterton T. Ray, Taratahi Hotel Atkins & Reg Hotel F. W. Hodder, Pakuratahi Charles Harris, Upper Hutt Isaac Wilkins, Railway Hotel G. Pugsley, Taita Thos. Cotter, Silverstrea~ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TURNBULL, ARCHITECT, HAS REMOVED From his old offices, Hunter-street, TEMPLE CHAMBERS, pvISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned, lately carrying on business in Auckland, under the style or firm of Solomon and Margetts, as manufacturers, job warehousemen, &c, has this day beeu dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to the late firm to be paid to Mr. Margetts, who will also liquidate all claims against the same. JOHN SOLOMON, JOHN MARGETTS. Witness : Sidney Soffe. Dated in Wellington, June 8, 1875. ■OTICE.—On and after MONDAY, 10th . , MAY, all passengers for the Upper utt and Pakuratahi are requested to leave town by the 3.50 train. JOHN CUDBY, Coach Proprietor. TpENDERS wanted for A a SCHOOLHOUSE, A a SCHOOLHOUSE, at Johhsonville ; and TEACHER'S RESIDENCE, at Upper Hutt. For plans and specifications apply to CHARLES C. GRAHAM, Secretary. Education Board, Wellington, 9th June. nn O B U I L B E R S. Tenders for erecting extensive additions to the Prince of Wales Hotel, Tory-street, will be received at my office, where plans and specifications can be seen until noon of Monday, 14th Jvme. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. TRINGHAM, Architect. Molesworth-Btreet, May 28.