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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 98, 26 April 1895, Page 3

The Horowhenua case is still before the Conrt of Appeal. This afternoon Detective Keill apprehended a well-known character named Charles Robinson, aged about 50 years, on the Queen's Wharf, on suspicion of being concerned in the recent gold robbery at the Colonial Muaenm. Robinson was on the point of going on board a steamer bound for Auckland. In his possession were found a quantity of gold dnst— probably two or three ounces in weight—and two quartz specimens. Sir James Hector has identified these as having belonged to the Muaeom. The rowing season will be brought to a oloee to-morrow afternoon, when the Wellington Rowing Club will got eff tbe Kempthorne Fours' competition, for which ten crews are entered. Thb following conversation was overheard in Cuba-street last Saturday : —Mrs. Jones, have you been in C. Smith's, the draper, lately P Yea, I have inst come from there now. Why ? Did you ever see such a tremendous stock of jaokots, golf capes, and mackintoshes P Whatever will they do with them P—there seems enongh for every woman and girl in the colony; in fact, the mantle showroom is so fnll you can scarcely find room to try them on. I thought them exceedingly cheap. I saw somo beautiful jackets at 17s 6d, 22s 6d, 30s, quite equal to what I paid 45s for lost year. —Abvt.

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TE ARO T HOUSE VKE MANTLE SHOWROOM Is now fully stocked wilh the NEW SEASON'S GOODS. ri'HE diaplay which is being made of the I latest and most fashionable styles in Golf Cape 3, Jackets, Ulsters, Paletots, and Mackintoshes is unequalled in tbe city. A few quotations are given here to show the extremely moderate prices at which these EXCEEDINGLY STYLISH GOODS are being sold :—: — TWEED GOLF CAPES, with hoods or capes, 10/6 12/6, 17/6. CLOTH AND TVVKED JACKETS AND COATS, 10/6, 15/-, 21/-. BLACK CLOTH JACKETS, trimmed beaver or oppossum, 25/6, 32/6 35/6. BLACK KYKLE CLOTH JACKETS, with skunk oollar and trimmings, 45/6, and with sable trio. mine 63/-. LATEST STYLE SEALEI'TE JACKETS, double-breasted, with large refers, 2 TO 6 GUINEAS. NEW MORNING AND DRESSING GOWNS, in French flannel (new designs), 20/-. FLANNELETTE GOWNS, in the most fashionable styles, 10/6,32/6, 25/6. A splendid stock of LADIES' MACKINTOSHES AND WATERPROOFS, with detachable Melba tapes with golf capes and lioodt ■with " Gladys " capes and slrapi From 30/- to 5 GUINEAS. LADIES' MACKINTOSHES, new shapes and cloths, with attaobed and detached canes or hoods, 10/6, 15/6, 19/6, May be seen in the MANTLE SHOWROOM AT TE ARO HOUSE. ELECTRO-PLATED HANDLES, "Cor Fixing on to ordinary PLATES, ARE NOW TO BE HAD AT THE D.I.C. CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. Priobs, QDQ D to _j/g Each. A NATION'S Heilth is a Nation's Wealth. USE LIFEBUOY SOAP. JAMES PETTIE, SPECIALITY SHOP, Cdba-st_ket, Has just completed the Pnrohase of Borne SPECIAL CHEAP LINES, whioh will be marked at rates that must effect a Spizdt Clearance. SPECIAL LINE DRESS GOODS. Diagonal Serges, all shades, 10s 6d the dress Pretty Speokled Tweed, 3a lid, 5s lid, 8a lid, fls 9d the dress SPECIAL LINE FELT HATS. Tadiea' Felt Hats, worth from 3s lid to 8s lid, from Is to Is lid each Children's Plush Toques, worth 3s lid, for Is 6d each SPECIAL LINE KID GLOVES. Ladies' Kid Gloves, dark brown, 4-bntton, Is lljd pair, all sizes Children's Kid Gloves, 4-button, la lid pair, all Bizes Children's For-lined, also Ladies', in great variety SPECIAL LINE OF JACKETS AND MACKINTObHES. Ladies' Mackintoshes, three oapeß, lls 9d 13s 9d, 17s Gd, and 19i Gd each Ladies' Jackets, double breast, 10s 9d, 12i 9d, 17s Gd, and 21s each SPECIAL LINE FEATHER BOAS. Feather Boas, a rare bargain, 2s lid, 4s lid and 8s lid eaoh Fur Boas, a rare bargain, 5s lid, 8s lid, 10 Od each Special Petone Flannels, B}d per yd; Specia Silk Plushes, Is llfd, all shades ; Speoia Blankets, 5s lid pair; Special Ki< Gloves, Is Hid pair: Special Lace Cur tains, Is Hid pair ; Special Ladies' Urn brellas, ~ls 6d and la lid each ; Speoia Velveteens, all shades, Is per yard Bem«mb_e !— My Price for Dressmakini is only 12a «d E«m_mbxb!— l hold the Prettiest am Best Stock of Children's Coats, Pelisses Hats, and Tarns, I can safely say, of an; house in the colony. JAMES PETTIE, PRAPEB, . - - - Cuba-btb»«t