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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 270, 6 June 1888, Page 8

WHOLESALE SMITH & GAUGHE^' REtAIL-

SPECIMENS OF LETTERS WE OFTEN RECEIVE. NOTE. Smith and Cmushev : Mpssin. Smith and CauHioy : ..„,,,_, WE BQY CHEAP FOU CASH. Dcv Sirs,~6»oila airivctl all lit-hfc, and T am (U-ntlcmoii,— Vout p.ui'olconbainmi,'BHnkol--,lrnu- -\VE SELL CHEAP FOR GASH. . — "~~^ well pleased with them. I shall sond foi aiiothor sui ? etc., loichod us qmto s ifoly, <unl givy utiuosc q00(jq 00( j ma rkcdin plain figures. J^**"^ pai col about tho end of tho month. t.itiif.i-'tion. m a ' i • " \ Smith and Canghoy: R.m,., uw i r . vlB , u .. • , . ®° Ond P rlCe3 ' OV o*l*2*? Shs,— liocoivodthebalo all light, and I must say deu Sw,. -.Low uohoial this Parcel Trade w JSo Discounts. — — — _, oR pA-IT EI __— .—-the. — - the contents woie mo-sfc sathfautorv. I -uu much iu- v ! [ hv\o hoen iuuiptod to try bonie — SJiC* l^ -stJs~Eil&) SW-* 4^ .^. obliged to jou for choosinj- them witli such caio extiaoulmu vdu»u> jmoul-i ad\ruuuil, butiisloiiK <— iB- wm^. — — ' *"h." -> T — T~* A Ei jiVi - — — and »ood taste, etc. n^\u'i si no me a.oH, f shill u^ki- no (h.ii^o, for I . _ rA\/Cte> 1 r VVS-« Smith and Uaughey : lil^o lia\inj; coniUU-ucoin thojo I doil \mUi. _^_^«--"' - ' ' -^ -f— I V^. V rj | \»— * __— _«« — — -""" ~~~^^ Dear Hiis, — Having locoivod tho last parcel of _^~~—~" »t-«v a r~J I * V~" 1 V- ■ — goods in good oidor, 1 \\i-,h to oxpiobs my poifoct - aa ~~~~ *>»•— f'N V-^ l\ i\ yJ t— ■— **" — -"^"~" > " .satisfaction with everything. «««—-—****' #** |V ¥V /s W* 1 ) 1 ** _..-—- — — - "" "TL n » X"\ -V- i\ \VI V-- - — — -*"—" — NEW PARCELS POST*. — ' — "" — " "^rTViiSS 0¥ o^f.iiti^c,a V v V^ -^---- — — — S. & 0. can now forward by above BESl l^^* L^uo^^__ — S. & 0. arotlle , >M - — — ~~~ Parcels' of ail sizes up to 111b in , — — LARGEST RETAIL IMPORTERS of weight. And conductinsf their business on strictly cask principles, are in the best possible position to serve tho public well. A TTTTTTVTTsT IPQP* rules. i W'TISJ' I ''N'TR -iqqq ■^ U X *— J - LVJ - - 1 - N ) J-CJC3O. l^t.— All oideia must be accompanied with cash, P. 0,0., cheques, made payable to VV -*- -LN 1 XLll, J-000. Imnienso_ Shipments for tibovo s soa s«ons «on just to liftnd. Smith and Caughoy. Letters containing notes or coin should be registered. Immense Shipments for above season just to hand and to arrive. PARCELS. ' Cheques ciossed. — — — — — KT7^n)AiririIOUSKIIOCIT"P/nre"lsi: " 2ml-All Paicols over 20s packed securely in canvas, and sent, freight paid, to any ISmi 1 Smi ! ;h 7> a " (1 Cm"}C ' m "}} Q \ boi "S large Importers, are in a position to sell at and l pnir Excellent Blankets fvUl bizo UJ , ,oj> under Wholesale Prices for Cash. Do not fail to return any article or parcel that you do 1 White Quilt, full aizo ' railway station or poit in Now Zcalanrt reached direct from Auckland. Where not consider in ovety 1 expect satisfactory. We bind ourselves* to pay freifiht both waj s, 5 yards wule Whito Sheetinc; fi eight is domanded please communicate the fact to us. and return_the nioney. r , - 2 jurds Unbleachod Table Damask . ?nl _ lf any lnmi , ,„ llftf „„,,„„ , f1 nf ,„, . voH ,,. n(lf1 4 n „„,„, - nTM utu,n within 14 divs IMPORTANTC-OUJIS IS A CASH BUSINESS. Our Profits WILL NOT ADMIT 8 good White Towels and 1 Toilet Covoi. y I>!UW ' 1S nofc 'M>pi«ved of, and returned in good condition within 14 clajs, O F ANYTHING ELSH. Therefore please read Rules. Th^lot^e-UTiase paid, for p-*. wo ai ° pioparod to lcfund puichase money in full and pay caniago both ways. DRESS A^D SILK DEPARTMENT. ENDLESS VARIETYWRITV irOTJ Pattwrwd -Krirw \\-T-\T-rvV> i^tTt^q-^c! — — ..-, Good Dresses, suitable for house and street wear, 4M, O^d, BUI, 10U1, I'Sy Is 2icl per ">^Lh> I'Oh, lAITERTsSJsI^ \_\jls l EKJ)R j-b&EEI, OieyCal.wes, al, ->}«!, 3d, 3M, 4jd, fid, dl, Old m yard and upwai ds „,.-, -,! AVONDERFUL DRESS PARGKL ll ' fct ' l 2}j\, 2'jd, 3d,:?Jdi ,4il, 4\d,"G(.l, Oil, 7d Black and Colomed I< reuch Merinos and Caslimeres, blue or part red, 46.incb.es wide.i Oui noted dozons^Cahco' H>\ii\ 4s lid"4s Od' 4slOd s*) 9d Os Od Is lid to 3a Gd and up, j. 7 yards Alhvool Beautiful Fioneh Meiino, black or colouied| Unbleached Sboetin<- (lil'mni vVd md' ls Is' 3d ' ' French Foulos; Ueiftc-s, and Imperial Navy Serges, all wool, ls, ]s 2£d, ls 4|d> and up. 12 jaids useful Homespun, vaiiou-j shades viiblc u-hed Shue 1 iiv" (t\\ ni) Oid 'l()\d Is Is "Ul ls 4Sd Velveteens, led andcolmued, from ls 3UI up to 4s 6d. 10 yaids Winter Costumo Cloth },\ lute Flannel, Kagfish oi Colbii'ial.'7M ,'6}d, 102 d, In* ls I}<l, Is 3d, ls 4Jd, ls CJd, and Plushea, Satins, Volvetb, newest shades ; all prices ! 10 yaidsHea\yT*villed Wincey, daxkshados upwanK ' *' Jl 4 ' MANTLE AND MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS. 0 >iuus strong GaJatea Union Slmtjnp, s?d, llld, ls Enormous Stocks, l^atebt Novelties, and Lowest Piices. I Tlie lofc for A0 *- A ll wool him tmg, U Ihd, ls (id, Is- Sd, ts IOJd ' ONEHUNGA^TAVEEDS. . hlankets, wluto and coloured, fiom 5s Od to 32s Since the introduction of these excellent Tweeds, S. & C. have sold immense, quanTHE GUINEA SERGE PARCEL llosion arid Gknes, best maJves, di'oct froni makers tities of suits, made to measure, which for fib and finisli have given great satisfaction 10 vanls Navy genre all wool |liaheuta^heiy, Ribbons, Laces, and TiimmingH in great variety. Men's, Suits of Oneluin»a Tweed to measuie at 47s (id, 52s 6d, and ss)s 6d, foil Lininir and lJutton's "~ " " ~~ patterns and insfci notions for self-measurement ; 150 Boys' Knicker Suits of Ont>hun[rai 1 Ladies'' Durable bilk Umbiclla 1 l^hi.nml-le Ladies' Ulstei, foi 10s Od, 12 6d, to 30s Tweed fiom 10s 9d ; Onelnmga Tweeds from 33 6d to 5s 9d per yard. Ready-niadcJ Lot for 21s ■* • Mn 1 ""- r<>n f' Tiou-<oi*s fvir 7s fed suit- of Onehunga Tweed, 39s Od and 455. i I_J , Whethoi adNcuised oi not do not fail to wiite to us for what you may require. We Our~Li"on Brand Geelon-- Clothing, now Avell-known for its unsurpass?d~ciTt, iini.sh, j lADIES' parcki 9s gd llo 'd enoi moiw stocks, and can supply any leiwouable io(iuiioniencs. and dm ability, in Men's Suits, at 455, 49s (id, 52s Gd, 555 ; Men's Ti ousers at l*2s 9d, 15s (kl, C pjiirs Full Sizo Ribbed Moiin'o StociciiT-a dark trrev ' ~~~~ &c - : B °y 5 ' antl Yoathi> ' Suita - lOs lld ' 12b 6d^ lsb 6tl - 17s ea » and lOs 6tl - &c - I 2 paii-s. Ladies 1 Merino Gloves „ ,„. UNDERCLOTHING PARCEL FOR SOS. Our celebrated "Aquam Vinco" W.P. Coat at 39s Gd, 49.s (id, 50s 6d, and 635, aJl[ 12 vault, White or Cream Waf-h ing Lace ; !^" ie^ Niglits sizea. (Uiaianteed pei fectly waterproof ; procurable only at our wai ehonses. ' 1 dozen Reels, 300 >ards Cotton, sUate Nos ,",Vn"/^ O w, (v* n , i • AiTimmcnse assortment of Tweeds for Boys' and Men's wear at ls M, 2s 3d, 2s Gd, 1 " TTITr ECONOMIC PARCEL 3 .1 ( ' «i Si v."..^ «f " v '" 2s lid, 3s Gd to r.s 6d ; .-,0-inch cloths for Riding Habits, in Nav-y, Brown, Grey, Drab.f 10 yards strong Dress, plain or fancy " p '" 1 tlU> 1 " bbe « 1 Mci ino htocknies. &c afc ls lltl 2 s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, and 5s 6(1 ; best Habit Serge, 6s (id, 7s lid, and! 10 yards strong Giey Calico — „ 7 — T r -, — T — ., - LotforgOj. 10s-<3d. 10 jaids White Calico, good make 1111 ! 1 ! 1 ; ''">"; , ot th ? / ann \>' m f I>c clothedWarnjly and rcspeotably at little cost by send- Mou ' 8 Moioakin Trouseis at BSlld, Gs 6d, and .7s lid; Men's btaong-lined Woikro-rl 10 yards stioni* Cotton Shirtini- V V A i Ca , u - he y (i >ra 3Os «»»'U« of Tweeds, in lengths fiom 2to 7 yards Shn . tB ls na 2s 0( , 2s nd Men>s j jnm^ -\Vool Vnder-vest and Diawers in English j 7 jards Heavy Alhvool Flannel ii,,^f^ l? n ' V SOII< I ll »e i . to Smith aU(I Cawghey for a 23s to a 40s Bundle of aiK i ColonialAVool, at 3s lid, 4s Cd, 5s 9d, Gs Cd, &c ;" S. cfc C. hold the laigest stook of Jhe lot foi 27a fid. Diotte Goods, I-lannels, and Calicos. Clothing and Gonte' Mercery in Auckland. ,

BRANCH: NEWTON. " TELEPHONE 339.

MAIL NOTICE. Fiom .°>id Apiil, untd fiuther notice MiaiU v. ill,lo«-e .it the Po-t Oilico, Te Aioh.i ,!-. und^i : — Fot W.irM<>n<;f>iu if — Mnndnvs Wp'lne^i'.ivs FiidavM, and Silindiv^ 'it^l-lfi p hi., ami on Tue->d.iv auft Thuisd.ivs at •Mb PIM. Foi Sli<- t'leshnry — Moinla\t> and b'riduys .it AAo p.m Foi Picioa, Thamrs, &( „ nnd all intcrinedio.' 1 (iffifr I'?—-M'lnd'1 '?— -M'lnd'P 1 ". Tucsd.iv 1 -, "i lnusdnv^ and Fvi(!,>\'j, nt 8.45 .t.ni uni\ Wednesdays, <iud Satuidays at 10. 80 a.m. Fur Kaliknti, T.mr;unra. and East Coast offices — iU.nda\s and Thm^days at 8 45 .i in FoiW.iH. n, Lichfiphl, Oxfoid. .md Rof^ru.i- Tuond.iys, Wednesday 5 ! and Fnd.i^o, at 1.20 p.m. Foi W.iihou, Pinko, Mon msvill^, Hamilton. C.mibridge, and all Waik.tto oilice«, Auckland, Onehntiga, and .ill inteimcdiate oflice^ — Mondays, Wtdnehd<.y^, and Fiida^'i rit 120 p. in , .aid on Tuo^d-iy^ j Tl)uimlii\-> and Patuida;. s at 12 noon. Foi Sou t lit in Puti- of New Zealand — Monday-, md Wedne««d.iys at 1.20. p m. Fin S\dney nnd Australian Colonies — Monday 5'5 ' at 1.20 p.m. For United Kingdom and Kurope, AineriCn, &c, &Q-, as- notified. The postin<r-boxes in Whitaker-stieet are cleAied dailv for all mails at 15 minutes before advr-i ti'-ed time of closing Mailb lit Post Office. J. P. V\rSE, Postmastei. Pot Offico, Te Aioha, 29th Maich, 1888.

WAIORONGOMAr. MaiK close at Poat-oflico. Waioronaomai, as undei : — For Te Aroha, Paeroa, Thames, Hamilton, and Waiknto Offices, Auckland, &«., Mondaxs, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fiidays at 7.30 a.m., and Wednesdays and Satuidays at 9 a.m.; for Katikati, TauiaiK r ?i, &c, on Mondays and Tbuisdays, at 7.30 a m. ; for Qunrtzville, on Tuesdfiys, Thin «d-iys, and Satuidays, at 10 a.m. ; foi Shalte^bmy, on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 10 a.m. M. LoveUi, Postmaster. MORRTNSVILLE. Moils close for Auckland daily at 2.10 p.m.; for Waikato Stations, Hamilton to Mercer, daily at 2 p.m.; Cmbridgo, Walton, Matamatii, Oxford and Rotoiua dibtiict, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 2 p.m.; for Te Awamutu, Olmupo, Kihikihi, Waihou, Te Aroha, and Upper Thames, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satuidays at 2 p.m] W. P. Williams, Postmaster MATL NOTICE (PAEROA). The Letter-box will be cleared for despatch of Coirespondence from the Post Office, Paeroa, to the undei mentioned places as follows :—: — For Mackaytown, Owharon, Waitckauii, Katikati, Aongatete, Taurangn, and East Coast — Monday, and Thuisday, at 11.15 a.m. For Karangahake — Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 11.30 a.m. For Te Aroha, Waiorongomai, and Waikato — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, at 11.15 a.m., Wednesday, and Saturday 1.30 p.m. For Ilikntaia, Puriri, Thames, Auckland, etc.— Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, at 11.30 a.m., Wednesday, and Saturday at I.BU p.m. [?or Waibi— -Monday, 11. 15.. am. J. 11. NICHOLS, Postmaster. N.P>. —Letters containing anything of value should be handed to tho Postmaster to he registered. Lottos containing coin, if posted on registered, will be compulsorily regis'ered and charged double regulation foe.