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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 271, 9 June 1888, Page 8

I RULES. I Ist.— All orders must he accompanied with cash, P,0.0., cheques, made payable to Smith and Caughey. Lotters containing notes or coin should bo registered. Cheques crossed. •Jikl— All Paicels over 20s packed securely in canvas, and sent, freight paid, to any railway station or poifc in New Zealand reached direct from Auckland. Where freight is demanded please communicate the fact to u<s. , old.— lf any paicel is notappio\ed of, and returned in good condition within 14 days, we are prepared to refund purchase money in full antl pay carriage both waj'3.

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UNDERCLOTHING PARCEL FOR 20s 2 Ladies' Nights L ( 'lii mises 2 paii (ilo\e-/l(tina; Corsets, send sue .' pur C»'ie> Ribbed Merino Stockings.

Lot for 20s. _ ' The hoys of the family may be^-lothed waii inly and re^pectahTv at TiMle "co"st"l>y sonilt"M (0 smiiii and Caughey fora 30* Bmidio of Tweeds, in lengths from 2 to 7 > arils. Likewise the girl\ by sending to Smith and Caughoy for a 25s to a 10s Bundle of DieasCioods, Flannels, and Calicos.

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