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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 779, 28 May 1881, Page 2

JAMES SMITH, TEARO HOUSE, OUBA-St. ■ • • WELLINGTON. aMES SMITH has much- pleasure in an--nounoing the ARRIVAL of his first Five Shipments for the AUTUMNI WINTER SEASON, .1881. Ex Steamers Poonah and Bmndisi, Ex Ships Aurtor, Chowktiiorpe, and Himalaya, A'ld would call Especial Attention to lie CHOICE akd VARIED assortment of • NEW MILLINERY CosirmsiNo— Lidics' Black Straw lints, with and without Velvet 13riui3 Ladi-s' Bhwk Mid Hats, with and without Velvet B''ims Ladies' Black and Coined PLUSH HATS Ladies' Silk Crown Hals, with I'lush Brims Ladies Imitation Seal linls Ladies' Musquash Fur Hat; Ladies' IUJAL SEALSKIN HATS Ladies' Black Velvet Hits, such as Tain O'Sha-iter, Toque, Ac. IN HATS SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN lhere is an excolltnt ami hrtje variety in Straw, Velvet, nnd Plush. A select assortment of DARK FUR TURBANS, nnd a Special Lin» of White Fur Turbans at ONE SHILLING KAGH' MILLINERY BONNETS are fully equal, if not superior, in stylo, to any previous Shipment- • ■ MILLINERY MATERIALS n Plush, Satins, Satin Serges, Silk and Plush llibtiom, FLOWERS .t FEATHERS, Ladies' Hat and Bonnet Shapes, <&c.,- are extremely well selected, and will ainj'ly repay a visit of inspection. Is THE MANTLE DEPARTMENT, Is being shown the Now Slock of LADIES' BLACK CLOTH JACKETS, From 9s i)d to 755. J nil a Very Large. Choke of • CHILDREN'S JACKETS From 3s Gd to 30s. Ladies' IMITATION SEAL JACKETS, LADIES' REAL SEALSKIN JACKETS. LADIES' FUR-LINED CLOAKS, • From 35s to 80s, LADIES' ULSTERS In the Mod Fashionable Styles, Including a Specially Cheap Lino at S. £D. EACH. In the DRESS DEPARTMENT Extraordinary Good Value in a Variety of Useful Fabrics, comprising, Satin Cloths, from 12Jd to 2s Gd per yard Dress Strycs, from Is 3d to 2s Gd per yard Seal Homespuns, from Is Sd to 3s per yard French Diagonals, from Is 9d to 2* 9d per yd French ilerinos fro n 2s to 3s Sd per yd French Cashmeres from 3s fid to Cs Gd per yd

And a Very Large Assortment of FANCY DRESS FABRICS, (From 7sd to Is fld per yard, BLACK YELYETEENS. The New BLUE BLACK, Guaranteed Fast Pile ami Permanent Color, These Velveteens liavo a close finely-set and Yery Silky Pile, Drape Rich and Gracefully, and are very Light and Soft in Wear. Prices From 2& (jD. To |jD.|)er Yd. DRESSMAKING IS A SPECIALITY AT TE ARO HOUSE. tyle and Fit can be relied on. A large stall' is always engaged, and all orders are executed promptly. Since the commencement of this department, a very large number of Ladies' and Children's Dresses, Jackets, Ulsters, Dressing Gowns, Eidiug Habits, Ac,, have been made to order, both the Btylfl, and more especially the Fit, eliciting the Warmest Encomiums. NEW GOODS Are also being displayed in every Department of To Aro House, In the Hosiery the latest things for Children and Ladies' wear, In the Fancy Department an immense variety of Ribbons, Patchings, Mlings, Gloves. Silk Umbrellas, Chenille Ties, Laces; Ao, In the Manchester Department an excellent assortment of SCOTCH WINCEYS from to Is 9d per yard. Heavy Blue Union SERGES, frjm Is 4ld to 2s peryard. Ladies in tlio Wairarapa District can have Patterns of nearly all kinds of fabrics Eent for inspection, postage free. Men'i, Youths', and Boy't WINTER CLOTHING. MEN'S Tweed Trousers 6 9 Tweed Trousors 8 9 Tweed Trousers 10 6 Trousers and Vests 16 6 Ti'ousers and Vests 18 6 Trousers and Vests 21 0 Tffecd Suits 29 (i Tweed Suits 35 0 Tweed Suits 39 (i Witney Overcoats 27 0 Beaver Overcoats 35 0 Coating Overcoats 37 C BOY'S AND YOUTHS' Tweed Trousers 7 9 Tweed Trousers 10 6 Tweed Coats 13 G Tweed Suits 21 0 Tweed Suits 24 0 JUVENILE CLOTHING. Spanish Suits 9 0 Warwick Suits 11 0 Hythe Suits 12 6 Sudbury Suits 14 6 Berkeley Suits 15 0 Patrol Suits 19 6 A arge variety o/ BOY'S OVERCOATS in all sines. Special Notice.—ln order to encourage Cash Payments, a Discount of' One Shilling in the pound will be allowed on all purchase? to the amount of £2 and upwards, with the exception of Kid Gloves, and other Special Cheap Lot?." Visitors will also allowed the amount of faro to and from e Railway Station to Te Aro House. JAMES SMITH, 1 -TE ARO HOUSE, " Cuba-bt, Wellington,