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Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 23, 14 June 1886, Page 2

The New Te Aro House is rapidly approaching completion, and it may be of jntereat to tho public to know that it is intended to bo openod the first week in September with a grand new stock now being specially selected in London, Paris, and the Continont, for the new To Aro j House. In tho meantime we aro desirous of reducing our stook of autumn and wintsr dress fabrics, so as to save the trouble of removing them to the new premises. We are accordingly offering special inducements in remarkably low prices to effect this purpose, and we should like everyone to read our dress announcement on tho next page, as preparatory to boing convinced that nowhere else can such bargains be had as at Te Aro House. As a still further inducement we have opened a second dressmokingroon, under an efficient manageress, and with a full staff of competent assistants, with a view to vory economical charges for making dresses. We will make a good, well-fitting dress (if bought at To Aro Honso) from 12a 6d and upwards, at Te Aro House. Ladies who havo so liberally patronised our first dressmakingro^m will pleasa note that it is still carried on as usual, and under fcho same efficient management, and that the socond dressraakingroom will in no way interfere with it at Te Aro House.—Advt. Sore throat quickly-yields to "Baxter's Lung Preserver. —Advt.