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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 227, 5 November 1887, Page 4

OSBA-F r»BA"PEJKY &S PAEOBL WARBHOUBB PIIEN-STEE^T, AUCKLAND,

RULES.

The following: ore the rulos of the world-famed Parcel System which Smith and Caughoy introduced to New Zealand, and h»ve hithorto bo success/ullr conducted, and which hundreds ot country settlors, especially th«eo residing in remote paxtfl, havo learned to appreciate as a very great boon. Ist. All orders must bo accompanied with cash P. 0.0., chequon, made payable to Smith and Caughey. Letters contalniasr notes or coiua should be rejfiitered, Chequoa crossed. »n& All Parcels ovur 20s packed seourely in canvas, and sent, freight paid, to any railway station or port in New Zealand reached direct from Auckland. Where freißht ia demanded, ploftse communicate tho fact to us. 3rd. Every article guaranteed strictly in accordance with description given. Uh Wo willingly substitute for any ftrtlole in a Pfircol not required other goods of equal value. [<th. If auy urticlo i» not approval of. and retwrnod in good condition within 14 daya, we aro prepared to refund purchase money in full, aud pay carriage both ways. By moans of the I»arcol System, m conducted by Smith uud Cauglvuy. country settlers can liavv) Drapery of ftl 1 kinds plaoed almost at tlioir doora. carriage paid, at leas than usual Auckland prices.

The Family Dress Parcel, 455. - 7 yards All-wool French Caßlunoro, Ulack and Coloured 12 yards Heavy Costume Cloth, in Black. Blown, Maroon, Bronze, oU\ 10 yards Hoinespuu Hoathor Mixtuvcn 30 yards Heavy WidoTwillod Wincey. Dark Shad oa 6 yarda Strong Galatea, Strlpo or Check. Tho lot for 455.

Household Parcel, for £21 pair Magnificent Wltnoy Blankets, full 2i yards long , 1 White Crochet Quilt, samesixo iiinshrinkablo) ft yards Sft-i-ueh Shenting (White) 2 yards Unbloached Table Damask 8 Honeycomb Towels

Special £5 Parcel— 1 Full Suit of Heal Oood Wont of England Tweed (s«nto aiJM) ; or UHttvad, onr pair of our JJeaut-lfnl Witnry Donhlr • Jlfd Blanket*,, and an equally Lai go \% iii'i Crochet Quilt 1 Drew of our Scnrbro' Ser^o. in fasMrmnblcand UHofifMhftdpß, 1" rards; two yards of rioh Velveteen to trim 1 Useful Dress for a Girl of 16. rontnininj? 8 yardtf of Twilled Homesimn Wincey Cyard» of Strong Tweed, recommended to wear; 12 yards of Heavy yard-wule Flannel 12 yards of Crowdson's Famotw Calico; 12 yards of very Strong Groy Calico 7 yards of Strong Scotch Twill Shirting. 20 ynrds of Remnants of Drosi Materials, Cottonade, and Hollands, etc., xn useful longthn In all containing over 00 yard* o' Material and 1% fuUSTiU, e\ ory item of which has boon selected with a rojrnnl to vre<vr; quality, not quantity, hointr our Kirn in making up all our Extraordinary Parcels

Remnant Parcels Extraordinary— The ononnouß quantity of GoorN wo cut u-p leavoa ih with a const&ntly-accumul.'iUnp Stork ot Itemnants to di«jw«o of. which wo oi.cr at tho followinß"Sl>ecial I'rlcos :— For 278 M wo vrtil jflve a lanro lot. of Rem" nan f s of Tyrood m various nroful length* For 25< wo will gire a lo* of Dress Materials, Wincays and Printe. For 30« we will give a larßO lot of Calicoes. Flannels, Shirtinjfs. Drills, etc. For 10a \to will give a lot of Remnant* of Laces, Ribbons. Edgings, etc.

Visitors from the country are always welcome to visit our Warohouae, inspect our entire Stock, and Inquire prioee, without being pressed to purchase. P&ttorns and Price Lista sent post froo on application to any addrees. Wiito for Patterns New Dreuees, Bilks, Velvet*. Velveteens. Flannels. Shirtings. Sheetings, Calicoes, Tweeds. ttc

THE GOVERNOR OF NEW ZEALANB. 'W. EC. HAZAED, GUNMAKER, 1«U, QUEEN -STREET, AUCKLAND, IMPORTER OF ARMS. AMMUNITION, SPORTING IMPLEMENTS, OPTICAL GOODS, AND FIREWORKS. W. H. H. would beg xa draw attention tfl bis new SHOOTING GALLERY. Elliot etroot, where all firearms sold by him may be thoroughly tastod. In order to meet the times, the tineas •i Arms and Implemonts havo been roauctd very considerably. A good. servicoabJc, Brooch loading C.F. Gun, tetdad for pattern and penetration, with re-loading Implements, packed qaretully in » neat bor. sent to any address on receipt of romityanct, from Ai 10s upwards. In order to Bupply his customors vith the very best Cartridges obtainah'e, W. H. H. has imported, at considorablo expense, one of the latest and best Machines for turning the Cartridges. This machine, made by Metsr*. D. &J. JTraaer. the well known Gunmakers oi Edinburgh, regulates tho pressure on the wads to the greatest nicety, and ensures the utmost regularity In shooting. Customers may see th« different Cartridges tested on the promises. GUNWORK of every dcscniptlon done at th« very LOWEST RATES. &d equal if not superior to any done In ttie Coloniw.

P ft I N T I u G. /^ARDS, CIRCULARS. I RECEIPT BOOKS BILL-lIBADS MEMORANDUMS, POSTERS, HANDBILLS, &c, &c., &c., the most Modern Style, at THE AR0IIA& OUINEMURI KEAVS OFFICE, Te A "lha. I