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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 179, 10 December 1881, Page 2

JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA STREET, Wellington. Respectfully announces the arrival' extensive assort ment o< •ClMncei New Drapery Goods, adajited. fi»r the SPRING SEASON, JAMES SMITH, T.bew. po(»(ls bavins: been imported from the_be-t British wnd Continental markets a«-e worthy the inspection of^ll residents m the Map.awahn and as the Steamers fctfora every facility/ for visiting WitlHngton, a trip to town would not only be "pleasurable, »'iif a visit to Tb Abo House would be undoubtedly profitable. TE ABO HOtiSE, Tj; the MiLMNKBT- nepartment the If ew fh>ods are i xceedingly Felect, elegant and having been purchased by a tvyer ofexcelltnt tistc, possessing also thorough knowledge of the marts of ft>biori. 'I'he Millinery workrooms at Ts Aro Tl>-u<e are under the superintenrleyci' of* an accoajplisbed French Lady Aniste, and all ordir.s entrusted to her r,\Te will be executed m the latest styles, null forwarded with promptitude. James sanTH, The Drrss Department is fully stocked tviih the latest fahrics, styles, and colorinjjs for spiinj; wear. In addition to which our Homo buyer made an advantrtgeous purchase of about 250 pieces -of good useful, stylish Mohairs, Beiges, Costume- CheeTis $-c, the advantages of which will be op n to all purchasers at Ti? Aro House. The pricea of these really useful fabrics are Gd, 7£d, BJ, lOd j.ev yard. TE ABO HOUSE, Fattbrjw of the above lot ofDrfss Goods i and any other materials will be forwarded , to uny applicant, post free. JAMES SMITH, In the Mawtxr Department at Te Aro }lniioe are on view some elegant styles m ZauHcs Fichua, Vhites r and the fashionable Dolmans, the materials being Cashmere, U restrain, and hand netted Silk with Chinclle Combination. TE ABO HOUSE, The Fanct Department is all aglow with the various shaded tints m Ribbons,. L;»cps», Tn'les, Scarfs, and there is an inflr ifo variety of'Lace'Scarfs, Indian- MnsIi» Seat ft, Squares, etc. Laces which are now so 'much worn will be found m ft.hii.iiili'uire m Huraline, Point d'Alencon^ J'.rjtbanf, Ikctottno, Spanish, and m s'w •'«•«•»*■ Kcru, Tnscan, WlSite, Cream, and Black. mi% smith. In PmsT-'tlie favorites are still the Dark /'o-ii/itnhnr. These can be had at Tb Ako Houtß m great variety, the com-liin.uio-t of co'ori and patterns being m'-n- tica'pi'ul that over, and the prices fHHghu from 4\d and Bi|d per yard. Also, a jr 'oil s lictfonof Plain Colored J-r'/th. t'lVorrtl S'ltreits, Attalea Twills, Otiiinh- Cloths m Pa Bhte; Pale Pink, Of f Gold ' r /c/ ( 'rram. Pombadour Satfr its, Luce Stripe* m White and Coloi's. s TK ARO HOUSE, T! •<• importation* this season at Tb Aro ri«f; k for Mkx'x CtOTHiNG are very Citiifil U\ ptltct, ;ind varied, and custo-:mc-s ca»v rely ojj uettrng ffl&hionafcle cut, jff.ee I ?i i «pr':irauc< > . are! (!nrabilfty» m all ;j-ii'» nfx' puri'ljafed l . In, clothing for J jtt ! « Umvs, I*.' y^. and Youths' the as•.s.r»Dn «►' i< riiirfvalfcd m the City. 2'irruN «mi O-uhmFkim therefore should uMictnlicr Jl).«t wmvhere else is such va-f»i-t\ to Ite Jia)»!iud that for material, • :tt :u'fl •. .due To Aro-House staoda pret^diaent. Notb- In order to encourage m »M"i«.«i. a l)iscottnt of One Shilling m »'; -' m l\u:nd will l>e siltowed at Te Aro fjiojjse i'n <fl pMrchasfs of J62 and" upitvi.^in, cxii-uung only " spcci*i lota" aid «s : a-q.iciv^.:/ \ . TE ABa HOUSE, JAMJSS SMITHi .'iiv-.ARQ HOUSE