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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5004, 19 April 1895, Page 3

The Jewish residents of Wellington have presented the Eev H. Van Ktaveren with a purse of sovereigns, on the eve of li's holiday trip to Australia, A woman named Mary Blovrd, aged 83, cut her tb-oat, at Auckland, yestcrOqoollhe sights o( Wellington, at nuy lime is undoublably the munificent establishment known as To Ato House, and now that every department within its walls is filled to overflowing, with a bowildering variety of the season'B novelties in millinery, mantles, dresses, etc., it ismore than eyer a pleasure and profit to visit the wholeBale family drapeiy warehouse, To Aro Hou.e.

Particular attention lias bcon paid this year to the requirements of country customora, and the result is io be seen in the immenso and varied stock of calicoes, shiri'Dgs, funnels, flannellelies, strong wearing dress materials, men's and boys' clothing, tSrc. The choice in each depart, merit, is almost unMmitcd, as may bo imagined, when it is stated that of flannelette alono, over uC.OCJ yards have this season been imported at Te Aro House, Wellington. A specially organised department, has beea established to deal with country orders. Pailer.ia ol any materials in stock, will he forwarded to any address, post free, Country residents are invited to write for prices, or any information regarding goods wanted, It is confidently asserted that nowheecansucha wide selection, or such Bte'rlinj value be obtained, as at' Te Aro House. Wellington.—Adyt.

ST, MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL, I HIE Children's Easter Festival . Service-postponed from Easter Sunday on account of stormy weatherwill be conducted by the Vicar in St. Matthew's Church on Sunday next, April 21st, si 3 o'clock, B. BROWN, Superintendent. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. OWING to the unfavorable weather having prevented many persons attending service on Easter Sunday, it is hereby notified that the offertories on Sunday ucit, the 21sf inst., will be presented'to the Vicar. F,G, MOORE, Parishioners' Churchwarden. OHAS. E WILLIAMS, GENERAL ELECTRO-PLATER aid GILDER, 85—Willis-stbeet, Wellington.—do (Three door 6 above Albert Hotel), HAVING imported and erected all necessary Machinery, including a powerful Gas Engine, Dynamo, Baths, Lathes, etc, together making one of the largest and most complete plants in the kind of SILVER, NICKEL, GOLD, BRASS, and COPPER-PLATING (Equal to Homo' work),' at moderate ■' prices and with pomplitudc, '"' Satisfaction' guarantcotj. Silver and Electro-plated Goods Renovated and Rcpoliihcd. ' ' . for field and Qjieta