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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 792, 13 June 1881, Page 2

JAMES SMITH, TB ARO HOUSE, OUBA-St. • - . WELLINGTON. 'WIES SMITH has much pleasure in• announcing tho ARRIVAL of his first Five Shipments for the ]' SEASON, 1881. Ex Steamers Poonah and Bhindisi, Ex Ships Alastob, Croy/ktiioupe, an J HIMALAYA. ] And would call Especial Attention to lie [CHOICE and VARIED asstrlment of MILLINERY Comprising— Ladies' Black Straw Hats, with and without Velvet Brims Ladies' Blauk Braid Hats, with and without Velvet B'iins Ladies' Black and Colored PLUSH HATS Ladies' Silk Crown Hats, with Plush Brims Ladies Imitation Seal lints Ladies' Musquash Fur Hats Ladies' REAL SEALSKIN HATS Ladies' Black Velvet Hats, such as Tarn O'Shanter, Toque, io. IN HATS SUITABLE FOB CHILDREN lhere is an excellent and hrge variety in Straw, Velvet, and Plush. A select assortment of DARK FUR TURBANS, and a Special Linn of White Fur Turhans at ONE SHILLING EACH. MILLINERY BONNETS are fully equal;if net superior, in style, to any previous Shipment. MILLINERY MATERIALS a Plush, Satins, Satin Serges, Silk and Plush Ribhons, FLOWERS <fc FEATHERS, Ladies' Hat and Bonnet Shapes, <sc, are extremely well selected, and will amply repay a visit of inspection. In tub MANTLE DEPARTMENT, Is being shown the New Slock of LADIES' BLACK CLOTH JACKETS, ' From 9s 9d to 755. And a Very Large Choke of CHILDREN'S JACKETS From 3s fid to 30s. Ladied IMITATION SEAL JACKETS, LADIES' REAL SEALSKIN JACKETS. LADIES' FUR-LLNED CLOAKS, From 35s to 80s. LADIES' ULSTERS In Ik Most Faihionable Styles, Including a Specially Cheap Lino at lAS. Od. EACH. In the DRESS DEPARTMENT Extraordinary Good Valuo in a Variety of Useful Fabrics, comprising, Satin Cloths, from 12$ d to 2s Cd per yard Dress Strges, from la 3d to 2s fid per yard Beat Homespuns, from Is fd to 3s per yard French Diagonals, from Is ild to 2s 9d por yd French Merinos fro ji 2s to 3a fid por j d French Cashmeres from 3s 6d to 6s (id per yd And a Very Large AsEortmont of lANOY DRESS FABRICS, (From 7}d to Is fid per yard, BLACK VELVETEENS. The Now BLUE BLACK, Quaranlctd Fast Pile and Permunent Color. These Yelveteens have a close fincly-sel and Very Silky Pile, Drape Rich and Gracefully, and are very Light and Soft in Wear, Prices From QS. (\D. To (>s. nV. per Yd.

DRESSMAKING IB A SPECIALITY AT TE ARO HOUSE. tyle and Fit can be relied on. A large staff is always engaged, and all orders are executed promptly. Sinco the commencement of this department, a very large number of Ladies' and Children's Dresses, Jackets, Ulsters, Dressing Gowns, Biding Habit", Ac., have been made to order, both the stylo, 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 (or Children and Ladies' wear, In the Fancy Department an immense variety of Bibbons, Euchings, Frillings, Gloves. Silk Umbrellas, Chenille Ties, Laces, &c, In the Manchester Department an excellent assortment of SCOTCH WINCEYS from 4}d to Is 9d per yard. Heavy Blue Union SERGES, from Is 4}d to 2a peryard, ladies in the Wairarapa District can have Patterns of nearly all kinds of fabrics sent for inspection, postage free. Mth's, Youths', and Boy't WINTEE CLOTHING. MEN'S Tweed Trousers (5 9 Tweed Trousers 8 9 Tweed Trousers 10 6 Trousers and Vests 1G 8 Trousers and Vests 18 6 Trousers and Vests 21 0 T«edSuit3 29 6 Tweed Suits 35 0 Tweed Suits 39 6 Witney Overcoats 27 6 Beaver Overcoats 35 0 Coating Overcoats 37 6 BOY'S AND YOUTHS' Tweed Trousers 7 9 Tweed Trousers 10 G Tweed Coats 13 6 Tweed Suits 21 0 Tweed Suits 24 0 JUVENILE CLOTHING. Spanish Suits 9 0 Warwick Suits 11 6 Hythe Suits 12 6 Sudbury Suits H 6 Berkeley Suits 15 0 Patrol Suits 19 6 urgevariety o/ BOTSOVERCOATS m all last, 'Special Notice.— ln order to encourage Cash Payments, a Discount of One Shilling in the pound willbe allowed on all purchases to the.amountof £2 and upwards, with the exception of Kid Gloves, and othor Special Cheap Lots." Visitors will also allowed the amount of fare to and from « Railway Station to Te Aro House. JAMES SMITH, " TE ARO HOUSE,