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Evening Post, Volume XXVI, Issue 103, 29 October 1883, Page 2

Hovr beautiful are some of the new pat terns in prints and sateens. The nature patterns are wonderfully faithful ; some of the leaves and flowers, but for their repetition, would almost baulk perception, and, at a little distance, persuade the eye that the birds, leaveß, and flowers were actual specimens, or at least were skilfully painted on the stuff by a master hand.— Advt. Wk would specially commend in this respect some elegant, richly finished bordered French sateens, now showing at Te Aro House. The border is most artistic, consisting of 'birds, with outstretched wings, surrounded by a mass of lovely foliage and flowers. Another speciality is what is known as the " Heron " pattern cambric, a beautiful design, equally difficult to imagine or deaoribe. These should be at onoe inspected, as the quantity is limited at Te Aro House. — Advt. To onumerate all the styles in these beautiful goods would take up too much time and space, suffice to say that in English and French sateens, bordered prints, fruit prints, chintz prints, zephyr cloths, zephyr ginghams, checked and plain sateens and cambrics, our season's importations are far and away the best and most varied ever exhibited at Te Aro House.— Advt. Grates & Fleming have purchased at Home prices 2 cases of very superior Continental and English millinery, which will be offered for sale on Saturday aud during next week. Ladies requiring a really good and becoming bonnet can have their wants supplied as there is now a Urge and varied selection on view at the Cornet Honse, Cuba and Manners-street.— Adtt. Somethjjjgj Hsw. — Grates & Flemiko are now showing a great novelty in broche silk grenadines-all pure silk; very elegant; suitable for either day or evening wear. Also, all the newest fabrics in check dress materials, gingham, printed sateens. Broche silks and satins in all the new colours, also black; some equal to hand-wrought. New prints, muslins — all the new designs. Laces, feathers, flowers— all new colours. Broche, ottoman and cashmere dolmans and jackets. Fancy materials in four-in-hands at the Corner House. — [Advt.] j C rickets bs will be glad to learn that their wonts have not been neglected, Messrs. Robt. Gardner & Co., of Lambton-quay, have just received a magnificent assortment of cricket material from the well-known makers (Page and Cobbett). A special allowance to clubß.— Advt. Circulars and pamphlets explanatory of its curative properties have been translated .into all languages, and there is no portion p/ the world where Wolfe's Schnapps is not known and appreciated.— Advt.