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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 36, 10 August 1895, Page 2

If there is one thing in this world on whioh it is safe to prophesy with certainty, tt.is that a Te Aro House sale will be a suooess. The purchasing publio have long siuoe come to reaognise that for genuine valne and extraordinary reduotionr these sales stand alone. It is, therefore, not at all surprising that the immense warehouse has been thronged ever ainoe the opening of the great winter Bale at Te Aro House. The faot is that tho bofore-mentioned purchasing pnblio know a good ohanoe when they see it. They knowtbatitia not everyday that a capital kniokor suit of Kaiapoi tweed is to be obtained for 9s 6d, or a Btrong school kmoker snit for 3s lid, snoh as are now being offered at tho great winter sale, Te Aro House. In the men's meroery department, too, the bargains are extraordinary. Men's socks are being sold at 4d, men's undershirts for 9d, men's dr&wors for la Gd, flannelette shirts for Is lid, ootton working shirts for 2s 6d, men's braoeß for 9d, Bilk ties for 6d, and every requisite for men'a clothing at correspondingly low prioea, at the great winter sale, Te Aro Honse .— Advt.Without a donbt ono of tbe most magnificent displays of Electro-plate Goods ever shown in Wellington is being made this week by Messrs. Wilkins A Field. It oompevorol hundred pounds) from oneof the best and largest manufacturers in Great Britain. Ao these goods have been purohased at a ■heavy discount off English prides,' they > will now be told at fully 33 per cent, below' their intrinsio ovolne. rlnipootionr lnipootion ;ia cordially invited, and wo would recommend intending purohagtra'to 6all at an early date, so as to aeouro the first Beleotion. See the display in th? .WUKIoW.r- ADTTi _»v» v 'ft y| \