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Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2068, 15 January 1898, Page 3

& Co yy much pleasure in notifying they; have received and OPENED UP H, additional sMpmehtS of NEW NQYELTIES, per stermers ‘ Waikato * and ‘Rangatira.’ ’’These having come to hand about 6 weeks later than was expected, are marked at-itlw siKEENEST -CASH BATES, many lines being lower than the local wholesale prices. This is done in order to give their clients full benefit of some good Bargains/All theße shipments consist of a VERY USEFUL CLASS OP GOODSi-for the v - *> .tj Y i m&m, These are only a few Unes oj what is opened tip and brought Jorward— —; 1 Case Ties, Collars, and Braces 10 Packages Floorcloths and Linoleums, in 3-4th, 4-4th 5-4th and-8-4th widths, all direct from thie Manufacturers Also,— 2 Cases Door Mats (all sizes) 1 ~ Hearth Rugs, from 2s 6d 2 „ Prints and Ginghams 3 „ - Ladies Hats (newest' shapes) 1 „ Ladies Aprons, Blouses, and Children’s Pinafores, and Dresses 2 Cases Dress Materials 1 Case Oil Baizes & American Leather 2 Cases Men’s and Boy’s Clothing Men’s and Youth’s Boaters Boy’s Galatea Hats Men’s «fe Youth’s Tennis Shirts, l 1 „ White and Regatta Shirts 2 Gases Tin Trunks 1 Case Portmanteaux and Hand Bags; 1 Case Umbrellas and Sunshades New Saßhes, Silk Handkerchiefs and . Cuffs ■ . .. ■ “ 2 Trunks Ladies’ White andXnn Boots and Shoes .. > ■ 2 Trunks Ladies’ Lace Kid Shoes 1 Triink Ladies’ and Gent’s Tennis Shoes " ; ■ 2 Truks Gent- Tan and White Boots and Shoes r 2 Trunks Ladies’ and Girl’s Canvas ■ Shoesthese range from 2s 6d to 13s 6d I 2 Trunks Gent’s and Ladies Slippers specially value. 83,. AH goods received during the last three weeks were bought at Home ially for the’Xmas New Year’s trade, and will be found exceeningly good. We cordialimnvite year inspection. llfllllltfW m €&»» Direct Importers & Family Drapers, TE-litM. . £4OOO STOCK T 0 BE .CLE AR ED TTNDER T>RICE 1 Under Uost Jr rice r UOSITIYELY GIVING UP; B&SINE&B Auckland. - RemueraBOABDINQ & DAY SCHOOL FOB BOVS. * Visitqbs: BEY W. BEATTY, M.A. a-?A'<©»eosa • . . > 3. M °K: ., t ~__ ~ (aiflOsl j:G£L f iSSENIOR G AND JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE, and otherJExaminatione, -'-'AT' , i>; a£r?7 V»fc v-oisd hotpose of successes for thelyear 1896-97 i FOR iSIX • adifeW .ta S>oliß dhywEfpaascid :th« Senior Service Examination ' 1 ’ |*> 'lyj ■giijr , { i passedthe Junior Civil Service Examination, one of whom gained the v p! A ??QKie. t. n the list out of 300 successful .candidates, and was Awarded an appointment in the Government Service .vj Jr- -*■*- i i i • • 940 • omnro oProepeotnaea can br at the office of The Te Aroha News, on application 240, RBTRTOL HOUSE;- \.'v' Term cOKiiriencfes' <, bn TUESDAY, September 21st Boarders and* new boys are - , , r rpr.hvi, liJxw to enter on MONDAY,. 20th SUL . ..) c s- '*!'astii" sidi ’{d aotifiwz sIS oi' no gar ; j\';V.=- ; w.-hfyb&<io»m on t bnad sa>; ; j-w&l »ni *>4i ,400 i “®sj*®CisOo««» 4 very large variety of New or the 'Xmas season. > oraered New Millinery, New Dres Materials, I " ' ’ J ► New New Laces, New Window Curtains, > I New Floor Cloths, | New Clothing, New-" Shirts, New Hats, New Ties, ■ etc., etc. BSi H rm