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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 905, 21 October 1881, Page 2

JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, OUBA-St WELLINGTON. Respectfully announces the arrival ... EX MAIL STEAMERS, ax extensive assortment of Choice, New Drap;ry Goods, adapted lor the fl SEASON. James Smith, These goods having been imported from, the best liritUh anil Continental markets, are worthy the inspection tit all residents in the Wairarapa, and as the railway otters* every facility for visiting Wellington, a trip to town would nut only be pleasurable, but a visit to Te Aro House would be undoubtedly profitable. TE ARO HOUSE. pi the Millinery Department the New Goods aie exceedingly select, elegant and fashionable, Laving been purchased by a bujer nf excellent taste, possessing also thiirouuh knowledge of the best marts of fashion The Millinery workrooms at Te Aito House aro under the snperintendunce „f an accomplished French Lady Arlkk, and all orders entrusted to her care will bo executed in the latest styles, and forwarded with promptitude. JAMES SMITH, The Dress Department is fully stocked with the la'est fabrics, styles, mid colorinns for Spring wear, In addition to which our Home buyer m-ichan advantageous purchase of about 250 pieces of srood useful, stylish Chairs, Bchjet, Costume. Chub, it, the advantages of which will be open to »H purchasers at Te Aro House. The f'fM of these really useful fabrics are Te Aro House. Pattekns of the above lot of Dress Goods and any other materials will bo forwarded o any applicant, post free, JAMES SMITH, In the Mantle Department at Te Aro House fire on view some elegant styles in hulks' Fichus, Visites, and the fashionable Dolmans, the materials being Cashmere, Grnsiirain. and hand-netted Silk with Chinelle Combination. TE ARO HOUSE. The Fascy Department is all aglow with the various shaded tints in Ribbons Laces, Tulles, 6'-'ir/'s, and there is an infinite variety of Lae Scarfs, Indian Mnnin Scarfs, .fyimrcs, e'e Laces which are now on much worn will be found in abundance tonm. Spanish, and in shades of Loiu, Tuscan, White, Cream, and Black.

JAMES SMITH. Tn Prists the favorites are still [foDnrk Pompadour. These can be had ht Te Aro House, in Rf eat varie 'y' ,I,e c " mW " ilM "," of colors and patterns beim; nmre heautif«l than over, and the prices ranging fr-.m 4ldmßidpDrynrd. \'sn,a prnd«elb tinn of Plain Colored I'mU, Colored Sa tens Attalea Twills, OahAe Cloth in Pa Bin, Pale Pink, Old 6',". «»<' '>» PompadourSatktnt, Im> ''''/«'• ■» » Mt und Colors. Te Ai'o House. The importations this season at Te Aro HoUSEf-r Mes's CIOTHIXO are very complete, select, and varied, and customers cm. rely on gettiim fashionable cut, gond apptrnvm, and dumbkitif in all garments purchased. Tn clothing for Little Boas, Boys, and You'k' the assortment is unrivalled in the City. Parents and Guardians therefore should rememher that nowhere else is such variety to bo had, and that for material, cut, and value Te Aru House stands pre-eminent. JAMES SMITH, SpecialNote—lo order to encourage cash paviiipn'B, a Discount nf One Shilling in the P-tinil wdl be all-wed at Te Aro H<w«e i-n all put chases of 12 and tip wils. excepting only "special cheap lots" and " Kid Gloves." Te Am House. TE ARO HOUSE, OUJM WffiJllGm