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TE ARO HOUSE ADVERTISEMENT. Established 1845. SPECIAL CHEAP LOTS FOR THE PRESENT MONTH AT TE AIM) HJOUSE. SUMMER DRESS FABRICS, In dress lengths of 12 yards each, 12 yards POMPADOUR. BEIGES REDUCED JPROM 18s 6d to 4s 6d 12 yards STRIPED BEIGES REDUCED FKOM 15a Gd to 5S 6d 12 yards FANCY NOLO CLOTH REDUCED FROM 21s Od to 6s 6d 12 yards LEPANTO CLOTH REDUCED FROM 18s 6d to 787 8 6d SUMMER COSTUMES. LADIES' CAMBRIC PRINCESS EOBES REDUCED FROM 6d to 2s 6d LADIES' CAMBRIC COSTUMES REDUCED FROM HeGd to 6s 9d LADIES' WHITE PIQUE COSTUMES REDUCED FROM 25s0d to 7s 6d LADIES' COLRD LUSTRE WRAPPERS REDUCED PROM 27s 6d to9s 6d LADIES' LINEN WRAPPERS REDUCED FROM 18s Cd toßs 6d CHILDREN'S POMPADOUR COSTUMES, 2s2 s 6D6 D CHILDREN'S PIQUE AND BRILLIANT FROCKS, T6 D Ladies' Striped Summer Skiets, REDUCED TO Is 6d CHILDREN'S STRIPED SKIRTS, ONE SHILLING. CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS, 4F 42* 4f <y D 41 D 4? 4P 4^ 41 D 42* 4i D 42" 4I D 44 D gD gD gD gD gD gD gD 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6 D , LADIES' STRAW HATS, Really worth from 2s 6d to 6s 6d each, fob 6D6 D 6° 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D fob 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D 6D6 D FOR NTNEPENCE, NTNEPENCE, NINRPRNCE, NTNEPENCE, NINEPENCE FOR NINEPENCE, NINEPENCE, NINEPENCE, NINEPENCE, NINEPENCE FOR 1 S 1 S I s JS JS |S JS FOR XSX S 1 S 1 S 1 S 1 S 1 S I 3I 3 350 p aira WOMEN'S WHITE COTTON HOSE, WORTH 8d PER PAIR, For 4f COLORED COUNTERPANES FOR SINGLE BEDS, Extra quality, 2s2 s 6D6 D ItVHITE TOILET QUILTS FOR SINGLE BEDS, reduced to 3s3 s 6D6 D JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba-street, 2nd February, 1881. WONDERFUL SUCCESS OF GRAVES AND FLEMING'S GREAT CLEARING SALE. GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER. LARGE QUANTITY OF REMNANTS: ON SATURDAY. IMMENSE BARGAINS. COME EARLY. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS, j, HAM AND BEEF SHOP. TF you wish to enjoy the holidays, withont TH J- BEAVIS intends opening » first. being interrupted by the children, you can class Ham and Beef Shop on Saturday next, the 12th March. Roady-dresaed Ham, find a remedy in the shape of Roi]nd of Beefj Scotch Beef Ham, Spiced TRICYCLES, SWINGS, TRAPEZES, Brisket, and Pork and Beef Germans, Save* loys, Black Puddings, Tongues, Pigs Feet, PERAMBULATORS, &0& 0 , Ac. Prime mild-cured Bacon. Lard and . , . „ ... . Hams, Mutton ditto when ready. AlsOi And various other articles, at ' . J * 20,000 prime Legs Mutton, guaranteed from WILLIAM JAMES' olean runs, at 9d and Is each, Corned Legs n _ „ ditto, at the rate of 250 every evening, at Bt«am Furniture Manufactory, „ ' . „ , ,J, J .. V the premises, Manners-street, opposite tho Lambton Quay. New Zealander. THOMAS BALLINGEtt, , Earprßß Spouting and Ridging ManyA. VOLLBRACHT, factory and Curving Works, EMPD3E CITY BAZAAR. WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Manufacturer of Baths, Chimney Pots, MONSTER CLEARING BALE Enamelled Reflectors, Ac., 4c. of "~"~ dTPuiwAV tjptt'NT'tt avt> vi pxtnta Importer of Lead, Compo, and Iron Water GERMAN, FRENCH, AND VIENNA an £ Gaa Pipeß) Pu ' mpßt Wate rclosets, Wash QOODS . Basins, Gas and Watter Fittings, Hose, and FOR ONE ONTH ONLY, every description of Plumbers' material. At a Reduction of 50 per cent. Gas and Water laid on at tho Lowest Possible — Prices. Visitoßß Invited. , — — Liberal Discount to tha Trado. TAM O'SHANTER HATS IN EVERY COMBINATION. J. T. STEELE Announces the receipt of his QQ FIRST SHIPMENT tf of as H g WINTER^ GOODS. m % 2 S Every Department is replete with the j. p^ P LATEST AND NEWEST MATERIALS. § j^ N NEW MILLINERY g p3 5 NEW HATS g 2 j g NEW BONNETS S S H g NEW DRESSES § £J jjjjj g MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. ' !> £} ' ' HOUSE FURNISHINGS. gj j. t. sYeele, NATIONAL DRAPERY HOUSE. •saoioo itv ni sxkai&a aassoana

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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 59, 12 March 1881, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 59, 12 March 1881, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 59, 12 March 1881, Page 1

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