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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 247, 17 March 1888, Page 7

SMITH 8g O_A.TJCrH:E"3r 3 S CHEAP ID-EtA/PERY <Se PAEOBL WAEEHOUSB QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND.

RULES. The following are the rules of the world-famed Parcel System which Smith and Caughey introduced to New Zealand, and have hitherto bo successfully oonduoted, and which hundreds of country settlers, especially those residing in remote parts, have learned to appreciate as a very great boon. Ist. All orders must be accompanied with cosh, P. 0.0., cheques, made payable to bmxtn and Caufrhey. Letters containing notes or c*oin» should bo registered. Cheques crossed. Slid. All Parcels over 20s packed securely in canvas ami sent, freight pafd to any railway Station or port in New Zealand reached direct from Auckland. Where freight is demanded, please communicate the fact to us. 3rd. Every tirtfole guaranteed strictly in nccordivnce with description given. Uh We willingly substitute for any article In I a Parcel not roquVed other goods of equal value. sth If any articlo iB not approved of, and returned in g?od condition within 14 daye. we are , prepared to refund purchase money in full, and | pay carriage both ways. By means of the Parcel System, as conducted by Smith m»d Catiglwy, country settlers can have Drapery of al 1 kinds placed almost at their doors, carriage paid, at loss than usual Auckland prices.

The Family Dress Parcel, 455. —

7 yards All-wool French Cashmere, Black and Coloured 12 yards Heavy Costume Cloth, In Black, Brown, Maroon, Bronze, etc. 10 yards Homespun Heather Mixtures 20 yards Heavy Wido Twilled Wincey, Dark Shades 6 yards Strong Galatea, Strlpo or Oheok. The lot for 455.

Household Parcel, fop £2—

1 pair Magnificent Witney Blankets, full 2| 1 Whit© Crochot Quilt, same size (unehrink5 yards 80-inch Sheetintr (White) 2 7arda Unbloaohed Tftblo Dam«»k 6 Honeycomb Tovrels

Special £b Parcel-

1 Full Suit of Real Good West of England Tweed tetato sl»e) ; or instead, one pair of our JBwutiful Wiuicy Dou^lefeed Blanket*, and an equaljy, I* r S° WM>« Crochet Qu^t 1 Dress of our Scarbro' Serge, in fashietiable and useful shades, in y«a»: two ynrda of rich Velveteen to trim 1 Useful Dress for a Girl of 1«. containing 8 yards of Twilled Homespun Wincey 6 yards of Strong Twe^. recommended to -wear; 12 yards of Heavy yard-wido Flannel 12 yards of Crewdson's Famotw Calioo ; 12 yards of very Strong Oroy Calico 7 yards of Stronfc.Scotch Twill Shirting. . 20 y*irdß of Remnant* of Drees Materials, Cottonade, and Hojlando, etc., in «b©ful lengths , , In alt containing over 80 yards of Material and a full Suit, every item of ■which has heen selected with a regard to wear; quality, not quantity, being our aim in making up all our Extraordinary Parcels

Remnant Parcels Extraordinary—

The enormous 'quantity 'of Goods we cut up leaves us with a constantly-accumulating stock of Remnants to dispose of,, which wo otter at the following Spe^ialPricea:— For 27s 6d wo .will, giyp a large lot of Rem" nants of Tweed' m various useful lengths ' " ' ' t \ For 28a -wre will give a lot of Dress Materials', Winceys ctad Prints. ' ■ ; For 30s we Will gWe a large lot of Calicpes, [ • Flannels,£hirtingB, Drills, eto. » \ i ForJOe we will give I a lot of Remnants of Laces, Ribbons, Edgings, etc ;

'yisitbrt'froiffli 'tbe ,c\>uhsfy are always welcome and inquire prices, yrifcbxmt lieing, pressed to', purchase., „, :>£ ,< ,* ■ , ' Patterns and Lists sent post ffee om application to an^r addreesr,-' Write for*Pat^ms ! Now it)reß«es, >>*Silk»,MiVelvete,< i.Velvoteerii,1 Shirtings, Sheetings; CallcoM, Tweedsji •to.'"*"' •'- '^ v»*^ f^» w'* -*« -.*.fi« •