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Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 9, 10 July 1890, Page 2

Duiung tho earlier portion of the present month wo shall offer some very special bargains in wintor drosses of superior character. Many of these wero bought late in the London soason much below their usual valne ; marked at correspondingly low prices at the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House. We havo of these about 500 first-olass dresses, consisting in tho main of French tvroeds in tho latest designs, Frenoh amozones in tho most fashionable ehades, a variety of plain materials with combinations in scroll, floral, and other patterns, and some handsome boxed braided robos, all of which will bo offered much under the usual prices at To Aro House. This opportunity of securing rosily good dresses for little money is porfeotly unique, and not likely to bo repeated this season, so that ladies who may be desirous of purchasing at those reduced prices should do bo without loss of time, at To Aro House. The original prices of these lovely dresses ranged from 35s Gd to 84s, and customers will have the opportunity of purchasing them at prices varying from 24s 6b to 57s Gd, at the Wholeeale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House. — Advt. S. Luke & Sons beg to call attention to their trrand display of Exhibition Ranges iuat returned from the South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin. Grandest display in the oolony. Ranges for gas, wood, or coal combined. Their Confederate Ranges were considored the greatest novelty at the Exhibition. Luke's ranges are acknowledged to bo the strongest and most economical made. Great Deduction in Thicks. S. L. &S. have decided to greatly reduce their prioes to builders and cash bnyera, as they have a largo stook which must bo cleared.— Advt. ANOTHER BURGLARY. On Monday evening a fhop at Paramatta was broken into, and the whole of the stock of the Gold Medal (Anglo-Scandinavian) Condensed Milk was taken. This milk is tho finest in the market.— Advt.