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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 43, 19 August 1895, Page 2

At tho conclusion of anjr great sale such as the one just closed at Te Aro House there is always left over a heterogenoous oolleotion of odds and ends in every department In order that these may be disposed of before the opening of the new season, it has been resolved to inetituta » chew remnant week at the Wholesale Family' Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House. This* remnants form as varied an assortment as oan be imagined. In the dress department there Are many short lengths of materials whioh offer a SDlendid opportunity for securing a oWp and pretty child's dress. 'She prices at whioh these short dress lengths are marked will be quite the feature of the aheap remnant week at the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House. Ik she carpet room.too, there are chance* whioh should be eagerly .seixed. A number of lengths of gooroloth and linoleum, suit.ablrfpr covering-various sized roops. axi marked at very low price*. Someof4huo are four yards wide and'some two yards,' ana the prioes at whioh they are marked should ensure * -visit during the oheap remnant-week at the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House.—Advt. •Withou? a doubt one of'the mdkt magnifioent displays of Electro-plate Goods ever shown in Wellington is being made this week bf Messrs. Wilkins ft Field It comprises aoomplete set of sample* (amounting to several hundred pounds) from on* of the best and largest .manufacturer* in Grant Britain As these good* have bau pnrobaifd a£ a heavy discount off Knglish prioes, th#y will now be sold at fully .33 psr oent. below their intrinsic! value. Invpeotion is cordially invited, and w* would recommend intending purchasers to call at an early date, so as to secure tbe first seleotion. ' See tbe display «n tbe window.—Advt. A Wobd About Eucalyptus. —A great deal has been said and written about the ditHoulty of proouring " The Genuine Article/ We wish it to be understood that we have received the highest awards where* efer we .hare ootnoeted—inoludinf the highest awan} at Chicago Exposition, 1893— b*»ting -nine competitors. Th» leaves of <?nr spaaiaj trees only yield »bciyt 'six pints'of