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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 959, 27 December 1881, Page 2

JAMES S'li.Tii, TE AEO HOUSE, OUBA-ST.,,,;,(,„„.wkLLINGTOJf, Respectfully announces the arrival]' EX UAIIi STEAMERS, an extensive assortment of Choice, New .. Drapsry Goods, adapted lor the - SMFJ .SEASON, James Smith, jieeii- imported from tjie .jjgat; sn'(/«/f..«nd-Continental markets,are,worthy the inspection l nt iiHlie" Wdinirdpa, and as the rail way offers every facility fur'visiting Wellington, a trip to town would not only ho pleasurable, but a visit to' Te Aro House-would be undoubtedly profitable. TE ARO HOUSE, in the Millinery Department the New. Goods aie exceedingly select,elegant and fiishiolfahle", having been purchased :by a: buyer.of. excellent taste, possessing also' thorough knowledge of the hest marts'of fi»h|on The Millinery rkronms-nt Tb Aro HoUis ar'e under the,superintendence of an accomplished French Ludij ■Artiste, and alii orders pntrusted to her care will be executed in the lali/at styles, and forwarded with promptitude. JAMES ili'ffl, The Dress Department, is fully stocked' with the West fabrics, styles, nml .colorings' for Spring wear. In addition to which oar Home buyer made an advantageous purchaso of about 250 pieces of good useful, stylish Mohairs, Beiges, Costume Check*, <ic., the adwntiigeß of which will be open to «)I min-lwsers at Te. Ar<) Hodse. The prices of these, really useful fabrics are G|d, 7ld, BJd, lOfd per yard. Te Aro Hotise.

Patterns of the above lor of Dress Gnnds and any other materials will bo forwarded o any applicant, posljm. JAMES SMITH, In the Mantlf, Department at To.'.Aro House are on view aomo elegant styles in" Ladies' Fichus, Visile*, and the fashionable l)o|Ma)!3,\lie.materials bainj; Cashmere, Gros«rnin. and .handsetted Silk- with; Cbinelle Combination. y iTR ARO HOUSE. The Fancy Department is all aglow wijli the vari»u* shaded tints in Ribbons Laces, Tulle*, Smrfi, and thero is an inlijiite variety of M'" n ( nrfs, Sqitam, etc. Lacf.s which nro now n much worn will he found in abundance j n Coraline, Point d'Alencon; Brabant, Bretonne, t!panhh, and-in shades of TV™. Tuscan, White,' Cream, and Black. JAMES ; SMITH. . In Prints the favorites are still tlio Dari; Pompadour. These mi lie had at Te Alio House ill great variety', the combination of colors and patterns Keipsr more beiuii fill than over, nndlhe prices_ranginsj.fn.tp mto 8W '.nor vard. Also,, a .2™'!««Jectem, Attain Tmlk'< o>i' twMh* in Pak Blue. M P'inh Old lM*.. and.tiwm, and Colon. ;

. To Aro Tlouse. : The importations lliifl season Tk Aho House vp.ry comnlole, select, nnrl varierl; nml oitstomors c-ii rely on, uettine ftthiqmblc cut, floor/ appearance, nr.:l duriitititji in nil E.irnienlf purchased. In clothincr for Little. Bop, unci the assortment ts .unrivalled in tho City. Varonts and Guardiam therefore should " rememW that nowhere else is such, vuriety to ho Iwrt, and that for material, cut, and value 'IV Aro House stands prq-emjnent. JAMS SMITH. Special order'to onconw.ro cash pay men In. » Piacountof One Shilling fhiPound willKo ollmved a Te A,o House on all .pureha«e9; n f ;i2 niid -upwards, excepting only special cheap ot S and ,< Kid Te >o