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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 807, 30 June 1881, Page 2

TE A1?0 HOUSi'], WELLINGTON. a'JS3 SMITH hus much pleaswa i« anBjunciug the ARRIVAL of ilia first Five Sbipmuuts 'or th* SEASON, 1881. CuMPBI-a.NG' LiiUas'Hitnuk Striiiv Hai.f, Vivii j.»ii ..nnuu j Velvet Brims Lutiies' Bliwk Braid Hats, with .vid withem) I Vslvefc. B-imd IMieu* Black and Colored PLUSH HATS Ladies' 80k Crown Hots, with Plush Brims Ladies Imitntioa Seal Hats lidies' Musquash Fur Hats .Ladies* RSAL SEALSKIN HATS L»diea* Black Velvet Huts, such as Tain M'l O'Shaiter, Toque, *e.

igJN HATS SUITABLE FOE CHILDREN $3j«S6 is an excellent and Ilrs»a variety in Straw, Yutvet, fti>d Plush. A Beleet assorcijHKit of PARK FUR TURBANS, and .1 Sptasal lan» of White Far Turbans at ONE SHILLING EACH. MILLINERY BONNETS ate fully equal, if . w»t superior, in style, to any previous %\- Shipment. 3 : : MILHNERY~MATEMALS iKJPInsh, Satuis, Satin Serges, Silk and PfusJi Mibbom, FLOWERS <fc FEATHERS, Ladies' Hat and Boniiot Shapes, etc., are ; extremely well selected, and will amj'ly vfijvsy a visit of inspection. "■ '' I* THE SiANTLE DEPARTMENT, ,1 In Hbnwn tli« Kr-w Smuk nt iLaBIBS' BL.AOKCLOTH JACKETS, From 9a W to 765. Jnd a Very Large Choke of CHILDREN'S JiOKBTS From 3s 6d to 80s. had'm' I i IMITATION SEAL JACKETS, LADIEd' REAL SEALSKIN JACKETS. % LADIES' CLOAKS, . From 35s to 80s. ibADIES' "ULSTERS In (he Most Ftuluonabh Styks, ; ! Including a. Specially Cheap Line at TAS. />D. EACH.

Is THE DEESS DEPARTMENT F.Kt/iu.-i-Vn.'irv (4r>od Tattle in ft Variety of Useful Fal>»'ic», comprising, - Satin Cloth*, from 12Jd to 2s 6rt per yard " Drgst Sergfs, from la 3d to 2s fid ynr yard &al Mowesjmns. from Is Cd to 3s per yard I'rtDck Diagonah, from Is 9<lto2s9d per yd Trench. Jbrrinos fro n 2a to 3s 3d per yd iVaww Canhmrra from 8s fid to 6s 6d "per yd Antt a Very Large Assortment of FiSCY DEESS FABRICS, From ?jd to Is 9d per yard. BLAOK VELVETEENS. The New BLUE BLACK, Qtwmteed Fast Pile and Permanent Color. These Velveteens have s close finely-set aail Veiy Biiky Pile, Drape Rich and Gracefatly, and are very Light and Soft in "Wear. Pricu From f)S. QD, To /»S. Y». IS A SPECIALITY AT, TE ARO HOUSJ3. t tyla and Tii can he relied on. - A large staff "is »lWiSj'« engaged, and all orders are vxcmi- _" ted promptly. Siaae the commencem. in of Urn degHtrtmtKit, & very large auinW of , Dressing Gowns, Hiding Habit*, 4e., have, been m&da to order, both' the •Me, and mora especially the Fit, eliciting " a 'Warmest Encomiums.

NEW GOODS Jura sko beisg di&phvyed in every Dajwfcmeat of Te Aio Hous?. In the Hosiery the luhira for Childteu and Ladies' wear. In tiki jrsecy Depffimeut an imnonW vtrigiy ot Bibbons, ' Cachings, FrillingSj :<slo¥*s, Silk TufchralUs, Chenille Ties, Lacos, «B*. In the Manchester Department an ceSteai assortment of SCOTCH WINCEYS (turn 4j.1 in Is 9d per jard. Heavy Blue 'lTnittattßEGlSS, from Iff to 2s peryard. Ladies j& the Wairarapa, District can hav« !JP*ttenu of aewlj all kiads of fabrics sent fur inspection, postage free. Jft&'s, Youths', and Boy's WINTER CLOTHING. MEN'S Twfced Trousers 6 9 Tweed Troueera S 9 Tweed Tnrarers 10 C Trousers s»A Vests 16 8 Trousers ftsd Vesta 18 6 Troasats and Vesta 21 0 Twsft* auita 29 6 Twaed'Suit* 35 o Twead.Saits 39 6 Wit ,sy Qvareoats £7 $■ Bm * » lOtfewoats 35 0 Cos a«8 Ovei-coata 37 a .BurS ASP YOUTHS' . TW*J& Twusera 7 9 Tweed -Twown 10 G Tweed Coats 13 6' TipeedSsita 21 o TwcdtilSltir £4 0 retriSNlf-E CLOTHING. SSaIH 9 0 .Salts ' 11 0 ihl ~ IS 6 bdiw 14 8 J ■*