Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 694, 16 February 1881, Page 3

.liEjnNBCBSCEB.gB' WSiiLWuiOH.-ln tn ■"year 1845 a worthy 'citizen pioaded his way . withlome.difficulty through fern and ti-tree to' To Aro Flat bang in search o{ thesur- •' ver/s opeg which had been driven in at the i ■ corner of what" Cuba and Dixon I streets, Upontmsipot wan erected a small i ßouserin'\vMdh'.a -> ve'ry successful drapery I i-.-.'bufeinoss was carried' on by two jadies of' ■. remarkable talent and enorgy, who have' \i •■loM.sinca retired from the scene to the land . of their;birth*; ;.?#: • •"■ mountain and the flood,- ;•',. Jand/of brow,a.boath and shaggy, wood, year 1866 it passed' into the hands of .•.j|lb,i!a«J« SuriH, ■ the, ( present proprietor, io-the-. premises' the appropriate "\ naijieofTo Aro Bouiij," and under.-whose '. 'm'akionient. business has steadily pro- • gresßfldwith the rising fortunes of the city. ; Until at'letigthitwas. found that a conside- ■' liable enlargement was necessary,' and the '■\ result was; Te Aro'Houso, as at: present, one of the most' complete and' Extensive i r. Establishments in the colony of ■ • Now Zealand. * The ■' joqeral Drapery occu- .; pie 3 large Bpaco.being 49 feet by 25 feet, ,-'.Wnßty.Sufficient for. all Manchester goods, Silks,. Gloves/ -Hosiery, ■ : Ribb'ons, Laces, &ai TheMon's,'Boy's,and ...Youths' Clothing Department measures 24 "'feetby 14 feet, aud has attached a comfit- . able fitting-room. Carpets and Household' furnishings have a similar space allotted to them. The Show-room for the sale of Mil- ' linery, : {Jai;ilos, Jackets, Costumes, drc, is -a, very spacious anitrlujent, elegantly fitted up, and bcantifuily lighted, from the roof, and moawres S9 feet by 22 feet. The stock # "goods' % at all times large and well 'selected, and pattern's are forwarded post • free on application. A'special feature at Te Aro House is the Order Department, and . very careful attention as paid to the wants of Country Residents. Allorders are executed under the iramediato supervision of the pro- .'• prieter, and securely packed and forwarded 'Ktheir destination with that promptness and despatoh which havo always distin guiahed To Aro House, Cuba-street, Welling' ■OU.-^fMYT.I

IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF NEFF KING. uequeated to do so. at once, or they will be debarred from the dividend about to be ded SI'S d ". ' WILSON & RICHARDSON. Creditor's Trustee. Wellington. SURPLUS JMMEESTOCK , ATMAI.. DRAPER YkHOUSE

• • '"' fGRY CONSip|R"ABLY*EpUO|;p' -^Oj-6d^henepre*Be| "; .:for; .' 6s9d M'sJtt'Chehc De'la'me" '■', ■ ■'■ -for-!' Bs.9d i •.',.- l|ajld'Caimelito V" for; 11b6d ;'-,if()f lis6d ? t .- ?Q3OdCaTnielito, ..; ■'''•."„ for 14sGd ':y ; -83 a Pd;Cjutaeiffer" . : " for 16s 6d .", lOJd.iace.Mualin-.. for . 7Jd '■'':'.." ' for IOJd .■•*'.,l»6.d:l)iß6"CamMic'. for '""■■'■\iu for 14s Gd for 16s 6d for . " ' 7Jd I for lOld ; .v • MILLINERY: AND HATS {tedttced, fully-50 .per cent. A SPECIAL LOT OF 250 LADIES' ' : 7b Gd LEGHORN HATS' .■■". For Is 6(1 LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, HALF ; : PRIOE, GREAT BARGAINS THIS MONTH, : J, I. STEELE, Opposite the Government Buildings. A JIBE having occurred in the old awil. 'millbuilding at Te Ore Ore on the '■ night of the Mh'.inst.'; under circumstances '. which would . indicata.,incendiarism, the undersigned qLers the aWs reward for in- ,; formation which will lead to the conviction ':'• of. any /person lor 'persona guilty of such \jacrime - 'dn.'the bocasioii referred' to. "".■<.' i j • >V Ti.ore ; P;vP«U 16,' 188J^ : •'• 1 694