Spring cleaning is to the ordinary male ratepayer a time of sore trial and tribulation. The beat regulated household becomes thoroughly flisorganised on this annuallyreoumng oooasion. The smell of soapßuds pervades the dwelling, and oold dinners are the order of the day. It is with a feeling of relief, therefore, that, we announoe that our spring oleaning is, over, and the warehouse is now spiok and span to receive the lovely spring andsummer goods whioh are pouring into the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te AroHouse., It may be stated at onoe that these goods far exceed anything;-that has ever been shown here. .There is a rioh treat in store for tho ladies of Wellington when they oome toinspeot the exquisite now dress fabrios, the very tasteful'and elegant blouses and oostumes, Jthe brilliantly-designed Parisian millinery, and the bewildering display of novelties in cotton piece goods, whioh may now be seen at the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House. _ It has been the oustom in years past to inaugurate the season with a grand promenade display of the new goods. -This will be done on the present o'ooasion, but on a soale far surpassing any previons effort. The entire establishment will be devoted to this exhibition of the season's fashions, and it is quite safe to promise the most.brilliant display that has ever been madV at the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House.—Astt. -Without a doubt one of the most magnifioent displays-of Electro-plate Goods ever shown in Wellington is being mode'this weekby Messrs. Wilkins * Field. It oomprises a complete setof samples (amounting to several hundred pounds) from oneof the belt and largest manufaotnrers in Great Britain. As these goods have been purchased at a heavy disoonnt off English prioes, they will now be sold at fully 33 per oent. below their intrinsic value. Inspection is oordially invited, and we would recommend intending ■ purchasers to oall at an .early date, so as to seoure the first aeleotion. See the display in the window.—Ad vt.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 52, 29 August 1895, Page 2
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333Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 52, 29 August 1895, Page 2
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