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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1795, 18 December 1895, Page 4

Drapers, etc. QHRISTMAS QARDSf ew Q AI * DS 11 [HRISTMAS jnARDSII! C 1 o 7 C W, GOODSON, of the London Arcades, begs to announce the arrival of this season’s Cards. They are choice be* yond description, the variety is greater than ever, and the Low Prices for really Artistic Cards is simply wonderful, ranging in price from two for one penny to 15s‘each.' . CHRISTMAS CARD The yearly increasing demand Packets of Cards has led C. W. Goodson this season to import more’largely than hitherto. The reputation of the London Arcade packets demand a greater provision being made each' year. The value of cards in each packet is marvellous, certainly surpassing any previous year. Goodson's Matchless Packet, containing six Choice-Cards, 6d ; post free. 6£d. Goodson's Matchless Packet, containing 12 Choice Cards, Is ; post free, Is Goodson's Matchless Packet, contaiuing2l Choice Cards, Is ,9d jspost free, Is lOjd. Goodson's Matcbless.Packet* containing 30 Choice Cards, 2s 6d ; post free, 2Goodson's Quantity Packet containing 20 Pretty Cni-ds,.6d ; post-free, 7d. Goodson’s Quantity Packet, containing 40 Pretty. Cards, Is ; post free, Is l|d. A pretty Gleogrnph, 16 by 12, ‘Needles and [Pins,’ with an Illustrated Book of short stories, will be presented to each purchaser of cards of the Value of Is and upwards. Customers ordering by post, and wishing to have book and picture, must enolo-e lsd extra for postage of same. A very useful packet of assorted Envelopes for cards o! all «»z-s. Price, 6d the packet, containing 36 envelopes ; pos free, 7id. ; / * Note the address—■ Q.OODSON'S JDNDON j^RCADES Queen-street & Kauangahapk Road, —Auckland.—• RUSHBROOK & GO., DIRECT IMPORTERS. QUEEN-3T AUCKLAND THE POPDr.AR ITOU«E— For Fashionable' Attire of every kind.. • ■ 1 • The LATEST NOVELTIES for the Season in all Departments. THE POPULAR BOCJSEFor Dri sses, Costumes, Millinary. Gloves, H siery and Blows e Belts, and Waist Clasps, Corsets, Un let> clothing, Laf-e, etc. • ' THE POPULAR HOUSE— For Fujtnmhing Drapery, Blankets, Curtains!, Art Muslins, Counterpanes, Floorcloths, Damasks, Sheeting, etc. THE POPfPLAR HOUSE—, For (Boys’ and Men's , Clothing, ,Tuveni.le Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Tennis and} Cricketing Wear, Ties, etc. rpHE j) PULAR JTOUSE, For— KsrFamiljy & Household' Drapery of every description. 4 > TT SII BROO K & O. LVdsii brook & o. iSell everything at' POPULAR \PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. by Post receive careful and prompt ition. I Patterns and Price Listsforwarded on application. 'Paid on all Orders of 20s and

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