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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 958, 24 December 1881, Page 2

iO HOUSE, ST WELLINGTON. . espeolf ally announces the arrival"; EX MAIL STEAMERS, an extensive assortment of Choice, New Drapery Goods, adapted lor the S B RW} SEASON. James Smith, These hiving lmcn Imported from the best Briihltani Continental markets, are worthy the inspection or- all residents in the Wairarapu, and as the. railway offers evory facility for visiting Wellington, a trip to town would not only bo pleasurable, but a visit to Tb -Aiso House would be undoubtedly profitable. TB ABO HOUSE. in the Millinery Department the New Goods aio exceedingly select, elegant mid t fashionable, Laving been purchased by a buyer of oxcollent taste, possessing also thorough knowledge of .the best marts of t fashion The Millinery workrooms at Tb Aro House are under the superintendence of an accomplished French Ludii f Artiste, and all orders entr.ustfid to her " care will be executed in the-latest styles, nnd forwarded with promptitude. JAMES SMITH, The Dress Department is fully stocked with the In'est fabrics, stylos, mid coloritius for Spring wear. In addition to which our Home buyer made an advantageous purchnso of about 250 pieces of good useful,- stylish Mohain,' Bevjen, .Costume. Chtcb, Ac, tho ndvantnocs of which will he open to all purchaser's at Te Aro House. The prkti of theso really useful fabrics aro 6id, 7|d, Bid, IOJd per yard. Te Aro House. Patterns of "tho above'lntof Dress Goods and any other material* will be forwarded o any applicant, postjree. JAM SMITH, In the Mantle Department at Te .AroHouse are'on View some'elegant styles in-La({k-i'lichuii,'yjsiieii, and the fashionable; Dolmaiu, the materials being Cashmere,"' Gro3grain, and .hand-nelted Silk with Ohinello Co'rabinatioji. • ,-.■■,■..■ •• itr aro House. The FanW Department is all aglow with the various shaded tints in .WhJw\ ['««•". Tulles, S'/irj*, and there is an infinite. variety of Late Scarfi, Indian : Mm'in ( arf3,Sq«drilii, ele. ■ -Laceh which are now 0 much worn will lie- found in abunfliw j n Ooraline, Point d'Almon, }imht»),.;lliV' tonnt, Spanish, and in-ahados of- $"",, Tuscan, White, Cream, and Black. .: JAMBS'. SMITH. In Puilfa the favorite's™ still thn Dark Pompadour. ThoWran be had at Te Aro House in areat variety, tho combinationof colorß and'patterns'beini; more heauh-' fnl than over, and the prices ranging from 4jdtoß'dperynrd. Also, a (!<;od selecUrn, AUdtta 'AWIfe" CTo, V f, Pttk Bkl Pah Pink Old Void,, and Vrmh PmpvloutSaitw*, >••<"•' $ ln l m '» ]lhU and Ctlw.-i. •..-... Te Avo House.

The importations thin season at Tr. Abo House f»r Mkn's.Clpthino ore very.cn.nplete, select, and varied, and ciwjomerj oMtewiiw, nd iftim/i'%iii all anrmeiijf parchaecrt. In clothing for iWfe Bo.*t itoj/s, and Toifßthe nssn.rtnicnt is i>«rivalled in tta City. Parents and Guar dians therefore-, should-• remember tli»i nowhere else is such variety ti. bo Iwl. ind that for nntorkl, cat, and value T« Aro House stands pre-eminent.. JAKES SMITH, SpECUtNoTK-Li nrdcrtn eiiemiraee casl pjiymenls, al'pifcnunt nfQna Slijl'ina ■- Ib'o Pound will >» «IW » l Te Ar ' Hnu.aon nil purchases ■<•! .12 and up WSrilß,-cxcfl|)tin« only.'"special chea; 018 nnd '-* Kid Glovoa." Ie >o House.