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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 795, 16 June 1881, Page 2

JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, : • WELLINGTON. aUES SMITH lias much pleasure in announcing the ARRIVAL of his first Five Shipments for the AU'I'OMNI WINTER SEASON, 1881. Ex Steamers Poonah and Bmndisi, Ex Ships Alastor, Ckowsthorpe, anl Himalaya, And would call Especial Attention to he CHOICE and VARIED assortment of MILLINERY COMPKISINOLadies' Black Straw Hats, with and without Yelvct Brims Ladies' Black Braid Hats, with and without Velvet B'ims Ladies' Dl.ick and Colored PLUSH HATS Ladies' Silk Crown Hals, with Plush Brims. Ladies Imitation Seal Hats Ladies' Musquash Fur HatLadies' REAL SEALSKIN HATS Ladies' Black Velvet Hats, such as Tain O'Shaiter, Toque, 4c. IN HATS SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN 1 'lkerc is an excellent and large variety in Straw, Velvet, and Plush. A select assortment of DARK FUR TURBANS, and a Special Linn of White Fur Turbans at ONE SHILLING EACH MILLINERY BONNETS are fully equal, if not superior, in style, to any previous Shipment. MILLINERY MATERIALS n Plush, Satins, Satin Serges, Silk and Plmh Ribbon, FLOWERS «fc FEATHERS, Ladies' Hat and Bonnet Shapes, otc, are extremely well selected, and will amply repay a visit of inspection. IS THE MANTLE DEPARTMENT, Is being shown the New Stock of LADIES' BLACK CLOTH JACKETS, From 9s 9d to 755. /flirt a Very Larije. Choice of CHILDREN'S' JaCKISTS From 3s Cd to 30s. Ladim' IMITATION SEAL JACKETS, MDIE3' HEAL SEALSKIN JACKETS. LADIES' FUR-LINED CLOAKS, From 35s to 80s, LADIES' ULSTERS In Ik Must FasltiuMiUe %/m, Including a S)>eciaUv Cheap Line at 10 s ' ()"■ ""*• DRESS DEPARTMENT Extraordinary Good Value in a Variety of Useful Fabrics, comprisiiiL', Ma Cloth*, fioin 121 d to 2; (id per yard Dim Strije.ii, from Is M to 2s l)d per yard Real llomtqnm*, from Is Ed toils per yard French Diwjomds, from 1 slid to 2s ill per yd French Merinos fron 2s to lis 'id per jtl French (Wnww from lis (id to Os (id per yd And a Veiv Large Assortment of FANCY DRESS FABRICS, .From 7.U1 to Is !)d per yard. BLACK VELVETEENS. The New BLUE BLACK, Qmminli'M Fast I'ik owl Permanent Color. These Velveteens have a close finely-set and Very Silky Pile, Drape Rich ami Gracefully, and arc very Light and Soil in Wear. Prim From. f)S. QIJ. To M f'D.perYih DRESSMAKING IS A SPECIALITY . AT TE AIIO HOUSE. tyle and Fit can he relied on, A large stall is slwajs ingagid, and all ordess are executed promptly. Since the commencement ol this department, » very largo number ol Ladies' and Childien's Dresses, Jackits, Ulaters, Dressing Oowns, Riding Habit*, &c, have been made to order, both the stylo and more especially the Fit, eliciting the Wannest Encomiums, NEW GOODS Are also being displayed in every Department of Te Aro House. In the Hosiery the latest tilings for Children and Ladies' wear. In th? Fancy Hepaitmcnt an iu;i;3iise variety of Ribbons, duellings, Frillings, Gloves. Silk Umbrellas, Chenille Ties, Laces, Ac, In the Manchester Department an excellent assortment of SCOTCH WINCEYS from 4Jd in Is (Id per yard. Heavy Blue Union SERGES, from Is -lid to 2s peryard. Ladies in the Wairarapa District can have Patterns of nearly all kinds of fabrics sent for inspection, postage free. Men's, Youth', and Boy's WINTER CLOTHING. MEN'S Tweed Trousers P 9 Tweed Trousers 8 9 Tweed Trousers 10 fi Trousers and Vests 10 0 Trousers and Yosts 18 0 Trousers and Vests 21 0 Trad Suits 29 fi Tweed Suits 35 0 Tweed Suits 39 (I Witney Overcoats 27 C Beaver Overcoats 35 0 Coating Overcoats 37 0 BOY'S AND YOUTHS' Tweed Trousers 7 9 Tweed Trousers 10 0 Tweed Coats 13 (i Tweed Suits 21 0 Tweed Suits 21 0 JUVENILE CLOTHING. Spanish Suits 9 0 Warwick Suits 11 G Hytbc Suits 12 fi Sudbury Suits 11 0 "Berkeley Suits 15 0 Patrol Suits 19 6 . urge variety t'l HOY'S OVEXOATS in all sizes. Special Notice.—ln order to encourage Cash Payments, a Discount of Oue Shilling in the pound will be allowed on all purchases to the amount of £2 and upwards, with the exception of Kid Gloves, ami other Special Cheap Lot'." Visitors will also allowed the amount of faro to and from e Railway Station to Te Aro House. JAMES SMITH, ■ TE ARO ROVm'"'-* ■■'<■•