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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1894, Page 2

If it be true, as the poet sings, that " In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love," how muoh truer is it that in the same bright season the thoughts of matron and maid, and, in faot, of femininity in general, turn to the oomtemplations of the new spring fashions and their attendant joys ? It is, therefore, fitting, at this time, to remind the ladies that nowhere can the new season's goods be scon to more advantage or in greater variety than at Te Aro House. The beautiful showroom at Te.Aro House is now filled to overflowing with the latest impoitations from the London and Paris markets, and some of the new hats and bonnets displayed can only be described as exqnisite artistic creations. Theße have been selected by buyers of the widest experience and most discriminating taste, especially for the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House. In the dress department, the print department, the lace department, and the mantl* department the most fashionable novelties of all kinds may be seen in bewildering profusion. And ladies are particularly requested to note that they are cordially invited to call and inspect these goods, and whether purchasers or not_, they will receiver the most courteous attention at the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House.— Advt. Among the most useful of modern inventions is the Kerosene Water Heater, introduced and manufactured by Messrs. Wilkins and Field, of Manners-street. With the aid of a few chips and a little kerosene, water can be heated at the rate of 3 gallons per minute up to 118 degrees Fahrenheit; by reducing the quantity, the greater the heat. At the cost of one penny a hot bath can be had. The heater cannot be pnt out of order even by careless using. It can be used anywhere, provided only that the supply tank is higher than the heater. It is suitable for both town and country, does away with the expensive high-Dressure boiler and fittings, is always ready for instant use, and is perfectly safe. One can be seen in operation in the show room of Wilkins and Field, Manners-street.— Adtt. Rough on thb Pigs. — In Canterbury, which is pre-eminently the bacon province of New Zealand, the curing Beason is now in full swing, and the pigs are having a very rough time of it. Every week Wardell Bros. 4 Co. receive large consignments of their own Canterbury cure, and the hams and bacon they have now on sale leave nothing to be desired in the way of quality. As their buyers select nothing but guaranteed grainfed pigs, consumers can rely on getting a first-class artiole. H*ma, 9d ; bacon, per side,7id. Willis-street. Wellinaton.— Adtt.