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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 281, 14 July 1888, Page 8

WHOLESALE SMITH & CAUGHEY, RETAIL THE GREAT DRAPERY DISTRIBUTORS, SPECIMENS OF LETTERS WE OFTEN RECEIVE. NOTE. Smith and (hii-bey • Moaan. Smith and Canphoy : WE BUY CHEAP FOR CASH. Dear Sirs.— Goods' arrived all right, and I am Gentlemen,— Your parcel containing Blankets.Tvou- WE SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. "^ well pleasocl with them. I shall send foi anothei soi-,, etc.. i cached us quite safely, and give utmosb „, finnrlcs mfirkpdin r>lain figures. _^— «- — ■— — ~""""""^^~ """"""^^ parcel about the end of the month. sal tV* q««^ ™S»fa — - — —-"" „ a t irOTSS „ ... , rt , „ ... „. . JNo becona prices. _— -—— """^^^ . T(! nV CATji uuj Smith and Caughoy: bmith and Caugiicv : , . -vr^ t^- ~ lol o -oxTTERNS ur <cl vtO. Sirs,— I ieceivedtliebal6n.il light, and I nnibt say JJ o .v Siis,— How geneial this Parcel Tiade is JNO Discounts. cnmD 3? o;R ?Ai ,T cmfiETl*' o^' - tho contents were most satisfactory. lam much now ! T h.ivo sometimes been tempted to try somo - a te£j ■pTiA-J^-' 3 ' — — — ~~~~~~~ ~~ "" obliged to you for Choosing thorn with such caio exti.iordin.uy cheip paicols .ulvoitised, but as long mmm^. — — ' #^\" - T — t— l\ #1 I **'^"^ and good taste, etc. as juu serve ino well, I shall inn Ice no change, foi I C^\/^^ 1 1- 1 V » * Smith and Caughey : like ha\ ing- confidence in those I deal with. * f* 1 \ I *"^ M Dear Sirs,— Having received the last parcel of ' g-.^ jy fj f V"' I goods in good order, I wish to express my perfect r— i r"^ LJ l\ n^ V*^ •** b.itisfaction with everything. ~ n X l\ Lo II 1 •* _— — - "*""" *""■ "^"^^ pi F/\rvlU LV-I>^-L--—L V -1>^-L--— NEW PARCELS POSr. __JZ^-- Z LAKGES t KETAIL IMPORTERS ~""*""P " "* '" o{ weight. SILKS, OMEJSS X>H.^A-I»X3IH."TKr, OLOTHIKTO^ IN" -A.XTCJB^X-.A.IXrXD. And conduefciner their business on strictly cash principles, are in the best possible position to serve the public well.

AUTUMN, 1888. Immense Shipments for above season just to hand. PARCELS. STANDARD HOUSEHOLD PARCEL. 1 pair Excellent Blanket I*,1 *, full size 1 White (^uilt, full size 5 yaids \>ide White Sheeting 2 yai ds Unbleached Table Damask S good White Towels and 1 Toilet Cover. The lot, cauiago paid, for 12s. WRITE FOR PATTERN¥VEW^\VINTER DRESSES.

I WONDERFUL DIIESS PARCEL. 7 yards Allwool Beautiful French Merino, black or colomedj 12 j aids useful Homespun, various shades 10 jauls Winter Costume Cloth 10 yards Heavy Twilled Wincey, dark shades G yards strong Galatea The lot for 40s.

THE GUINEA SERGE PARCEL. 10 yards Navy Serge, all wool Lining and Buttons 1 Ladies' Durable Silk Umbrella Lot for 213.

LADIES' PARCEL, 9S CD. 6 pairs Full Size Ribbed Merino Stockings, dark giey 2 pairs Ladies' Merino Gloves 12 yaids Wliite or Cream Washing Lace 1 dozen Reels, 200 yaids Cotton, state Nos

I THE ECONO.MIC PARCEL. 10 >ards strong Dress, plain or fancy 10 yards strong Grey Calico 10 jardb White Calico, good make 10 yards stiong Cotton Shirting 7 yards Heavy Alh\ 00l Flannel The lot for 27s Cd.

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