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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1895, Page 2

" Cheap and na9ty " ia the contemptuous expression frequently employed by people in dismissing from their notice some advertisement calling attention to the latest wonderful bargain. Doubtless the epithet is sometimes merited, for many things that are cheap are also exceedingly nasty, but the remark does not apply to the wonderfully oheap rates for dressmaking whioh are to prevail for one month only at the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House. Thb many advantages to be dorived from having a dress made at Te Aro House are obvious. In the first plaoe, the selection of materials to be seen there is unequalled in tbe colony. The magnificent stock of new season' b dresses waß specially ohosen by an experienced and tasteful buyer, whole sole aim in life it is to earn the approval of the many patrons of the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House. Anothir great advantage is gained in obtaining the servioes of a thorough artist in her profession. Madame de Verney, a pupil of the late M. Worth, is undoubtedly one of the most capable dressmakers in the oolqnies, and whon it is stated that for one month her oharge for making will be only 12s 6d, it is easy to imagine a rush of oustom to the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House.— Alvt. We*have reoeived another shipment of the celebrated Razorine. Ratorino will sharpen the dullest razor. It 1b simple and easy in application ; oan be used with any strop. It is made hard to avoid putting too much on it a time, as only the smallest quantity is neoesiary. A oake will last two years. It Joes not harm the raior. If the edge of the razor is blunt, this will have to be repeated several times ; bnt if only dull, onue every four or six weeks will be sufficient. Sold at la per oake. Wholesale agents. Willdns and 1 Field, Mannerß-stteet.— Advt. ' " "'