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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 902, 18 October 1881, Page 2

JAMES SMITH, TE ABO HOUSE, CUBA-St WELLINGTON. Respwtfully announces the arrival EX MAIL STEAMERS, an extensive assortment of Choice, New Drapery Goods, adapted lor the .'[ SEASON. James Smith, The3e floods having been imported from the best Britiih and Continental markets, are worthy the inspection ot all residents in the Wairarapu, and as the railway offers every facility for visitini! Wellington, a trip to town would not only be pleasurable, but a visit to Te Aro House would be undoubtedly profitable. TE ARO HOUSE. pi the Millinery Department the New Goods ate exceedingly select, elegant and fashionable, Laving been purchased by a buyer of excellent taste, possessing also thorough knowledge of the best marts of fashion The Millinery workrooms at Te Aro House are under the superintendence of an accomplished French Lady Artiste, and all orders entrusted to her care will be executed in the latest styles, and forwarded with promptitude.

JAMES SMITH, The Dress Department is fully stocked with the la'est fabrics, styles, and colorings for Spring wear, In addition to which our Home buyer made an advantageous purclinso of about 250 pieces of good useful, stylish Mohairs, Beiges, Costume Ckck.ik., the advantages of which will ho open to all purchasers at Te Aro House. The prices of these really useful fabrics are Ci'J. 7id, B}d, lOid per yard. Te Ai'o House. Patterns of the above lot of Dress Goods and any other materials will ho forwarded o any applicant, pstfm. JAMES SMITH, In the Mantle Department at Te Aro House are on view some elegant styles in Ladies' Fichus, Visites, and the fashionable Dolmans, the materials being Cashmere, Grosgrain, and hand-netted Silk with Chinello Combination. TE ARO HOUSE. The Fancy Department is all aglow with the various shaded tints in Laces, Tulles, S'.arfs, and there is an infinite variety of i*« Sctafii Man Mmin Scarfs, Squares, Ac, Laces which are now 80 much worn will he found in abundance in Coraline, Point d'Alencon, Brabant, Bretonne, Spanish, and in shades of tar", Tuscan, White, Cream, and Black. JAMES SMITH. In PRISTS the favorites are still the Dark P ompudour. These can bo had at Te Aro House in great variety, the combination of colors and patterns being more beaut.ful than ever, and the pncemngin* from Mto Bid per yard. Also, a good selb t C 4 Phi Colored rmU,CokndSa t m ,Att«hn Twills, Outnike Cloth in Pa Blue, Pak Pink, Old (liM, mrf Cram Pompadour Satlecm,La<-r>-!rr° >» » Mt and Colors. Te Aro House. The importations this season at Tk Am House for Men's Cwthisg are very complete, select, and varied, and customers c-o rely on getting fashionable ad, <jood imeoranee, and imWty in all garments purchased. In clothing for Me Boys, Bop, and Youths' the assortment is unrivalled in tho City. Parents and Guardians therefore should remember that nowhere else is such variety to be had, and that for material, cut, and value le iro House stands pre-eminent. JAMES SMITH, SnouiNoiß-Ifl order to encourage cash Omenta, a Discount of One Shjng in fh Pound will be allowed at Te Aro House on all purchases of £2 and up wards, excepting only "special cheap toU" and "Kid Gloves. Te Aro House. SMITH,