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Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 101, 1 May 1890, Page 2

~W»-havebe*enfa*vdure3' with quite a rush of appreciative customers to our mantlo showroom during the paßt fortnight, both from the city and country, which of itself is an evidence that our season's importations at Te Aro House have secured widespread approval. We have some attractive and fashionable articles to show this week, which have been just received by direot steamer, the most novel being the "Highwayman" and " Coachman " capes, in great variety. Some of the leading colors are fawn, grey, brown, navy, terra ootta, and blaok. These are worth inspecting at Te Aro House. Our seleotion of ladies' plush and sealette jackets is most attractive. We have these in all the newest and most approved styles, and would call special attention to "The Fife," with medioi collar, and " Czarina," with embroidered silk revers, which aro exceedingly becoming, and are "all the rage" in the Old Country. These havo attraoted much attention from visitors to Te Aro House. Ladies' tweed and cloth jaokets are also in groat profusion, and in tho most fascinating and charming styles. We would particularly call attention to tho "Classical" jackets, such a 9 "The Milton," "The Byron," " The Tennyson." TheßO are very handsome, have beautifully embroidered vests and lapels, and should be seen at once at Te Aro House.—Advt. For fattening the baby there is no milk equal to the Anglo-Scandinavian Gold Medal Milk, which is now recoginised as tho be3t in tho market. Insist on getting tho Gold Medal.—Advt.