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Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 139, 15 June 1891, Page 2

Shall we We any " Stonewalling" in the present Parliamentary session, or is the thing dead as 1 a door nail?" Will mem"S^ 8 keep their work " steadily in view " or wul they do it ? In tho dire event of another otonowall ' we would oonnsel members to nrst pay a visit to Te Aro House. We have some things that would make even a "stonewall" endurable. M'Lintook s soft purified downqnilte, of which we have just opened a splendid variety, in all sizes and qualities, from 18s 6d to' five guineas, would be invaluable requisites. Unr Austrian, Newmarket, and Andalnsian railway rugs from 7s 6d to 21s should be equally in request, and after having served their temporary purpose would be of great use to members on their return journey, and X* 11 * ne * r homes, be pleasing mementos or I« Aro House. As further adjuncts to repose during the ** a ry flow of words, we would recommend ??* Bn^ cr * or blankets, as being unrivalled in ™* Colony for either size or volne. Our P n 'jes range from 6s lid to 50s per pair, and n '« can guarantee their sleep producing 'qualities, no matter who "orates." Members of the House and their masters, the public, would do well to note these facts, as set forth by To Aro House. — Advt. A Beautiful assortment of lamps and lamp fittings is now on view at the Establishment of Messrs. Wilkins and Field, Man-ndrs-stroet, comprising— Bockoster, Elec- | trio, Banner, Amicapine and Duplox hanging,