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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 213, 30 July 1887, Page 4

SMITH! & OAITGHBirS

CHEAP DRAPBET <& PAEOEL WAEBHOUSB QTJEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND.

RULES.

The following are tho rules of tie \rorld-f»DQC<I Parcel System which Smith and C*ugh«y introduced to New Zealand, and haro hitherto ho successfully conducted, and which hu»d*ed.of country settlers, especially those railding^in remote parta, liavo learned to appreciate as a very ffrtat boon. Ist All ordors must bo acconiMniod with co3i" P. 0.0., choguea, made payamo to SmiJ auxl Cau^hoy. Letters containing notes or Sta.ihSEfiewßlrteied, Cheques crossed. from O AuckCa. Where froi R ht ia d C manded, pleaso cornniunlcato tho fact- u> ua. Srd Every arttolo guaranteed strlotJy In aooordHuco wfth description given. Uh W« wiMingty substitute for any nrUole in pay carriage both ways. By moans of tho Parcel System, as conducted by Smith and Ca^hey, country settlers can have Drapery of al' kinds placed almost at their doors, carriage paid, at loss than usual Auckland prloea.

The Family Dress Parcel, 455.— 7, yards All-wool Frenoh Cashmere. Black and Coloured 18 yards Heavy Costume Cloth, iv Black, Urown, Maroon, Bronze, etc, 10 yards Homespun Heather Mixtures 30 yards Heavy Wide Twilled Wincey, Dark Shadoa 6 yards Strong Galatoa, Stripe or Ohocfc. Tho lot for 45a.

Household Parcel, fop £21 pair Magnificent Witney BlankoU, full 21 1 WhS d Crochet Quilt, some size (unshrink5 vatal 80-i"ch Shcotine (White* I yards Unblc*ch*d Table Duma** ft Honeycomb Towels

Special £5 Parcel— 1 Full Suit of Real Good West of England Tweod (state aire) ; or instead, one pair of our Beautiful Wltney Doable Bed Blanket*, and an equally Large White Crochet Quilt 1 Dress of our Scarbro' Serge. IbJ ["bionIblc t«nd useful shades, 10 yards: two yards of rich Velveteen to trim 1 Useful Dress for a Girl of 16. containing 8 Yards of TwUlod Homespun Winoey fi yards of Strong Tweed, recommended to 7 w!ar ; 12 yards of Heavy yard-wido Flannel 12 yards of Crewdson's V*™ o ™,?*}™'* U yards of very Strong Grey Calico 7 yards of Strong Scotch Twill Shirting. 20 yards ef Remnants of Dress Materials, 7 Cottonade, and Hollands, etc., in raeful lengths In all containing over 00 yards o Material and * fulf Suit, every item of which has been soleoted with a regard to wear; quality, not quantity, being our Rim In making up all our Extraordinary Parcels

Remnant Parcels Extraordinary— The enormous quantity of Goods wa cut up leaves us with a constantly-accumulating fetocK of Remnants to dispose of, which we offer at tho following Special Prices :— For 27s 6d wo will give a largo lot of Rom" nants of Tweed *n various useful lengths For 15s we will give a lot of Drees MaUrlals, Winceys and Prints. For 30a wo will give a large lot ol Calioocs, Flanaols, Shirtings, Drills, otc. For 10s wo will give a lot of Remnants of Laces, Ribbons. Edgings, etc

Visitors from the country arc always welcome to visit our Warehouse, inspect our entire Stock, and Inquire prices, without being pressed to purchase. Patterns and Prioe Lists sent poet free on application to any address. Write for Patterns Now Dresses, Silks, Velvet*. Velveteens, iTl&nnele, Shirtings, Sheetings, Callooos, Tweeds, etc

W. H. H A z A R D - GUNMAKBR, IflBA, QUEEH-GTRKET, AUO*XANJ>, Agent tot w. & C. Scott & Son's, and W. W. Gukekkkls ju HIGH-CLASS GUNS, 3& KYNOCH & CO., AMMUNITION MANUFACTURERS, HAY MBRRICKS & CO/S POWDER WORKS, COLTS FIREARMS COMPANY, AND JAMES PAIN, FIREWORKS MAKER. Has the largest Stock of Arms and Ammunition in the Colony, includir>g Hammerless Guns, Single and Double Central and Pin-fire Breechloaders, Choke or Cylinder Bored ; MartiniHenry, Snider, and Henry Rifles and Carbines, Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Saloon Rifles, Colt's Revolvers and Derringers, Wobley's, Holli's and Tisdall's, and a great variety of American and Belgian Revolvers. Eley'B Percussion Caps, Cartridges, Wads, &c, Sporting Powder, Chilled Shot, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouchee, Game and Cartridge Baprs and Belts, Volunteer Requisites, Sight Protectors, Patent Snider and M. 11. Sight Elevators, Windgauges, Scoring Registers, Morton's Ball Practice Instructors. Air Guns and Canes, Air Pistols, Darte, and Slugs. Teloscopes, Field Glasses, Pocket Compasses, Lcctomctors. Dram Flasks, Jacquemin's Patent Eye Protectors, &c, &o.— Pain's Fireworks in great variety .—Ships* Signal Rockota and Blua Lights. Repairs carofully executed.

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