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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 126, 29 May 1891, Page 3

Fo* the ' seasonable, the attaaotive, the fascinating in material, shapes, style, and the Very latest fashions and novelties jaet to hand : . per itdamet Rimutaka, ladies should not fail ■; to embtaoe the opportunity now offered, and "■•• pay a visit to the mantle department, at Ta Aro House. We are now showing some marvellous "creations'' in ladies' eealette jaokete, and Bpeoially note the following :— " The Melba," with- deep beaver fabing, high Fife collar, which can be worn in four distinct ways, and at prices ranging from 3to 6 guineas : "The . Bamsay," faced with nutria fur, reversible collar, oord ornaments, latest styles, from 2 to 4 guineas, at Te Aro Honse, <r An oxoee4bgly handsome garment is " The DougUa " sealette jaoket, faced with Persian , lamb and real astraohan, high revereibh ""-'nftdiflLooUvr, lined Bilk thioughout, from 2| to 0 guineas. An 'equally charming sealettt iaoket'is ''The Isle of Wight," with dee] fadng and collar ofpnre squirrel ita, price I golneM, At Te Aiq Hoaee, In plash, seal, plusheUe, and sealett< iaoketa. we bavo an immenae variety, i finer assortment was never yet shown in th colony. The new utook is larger, bette j. i M ito\ed, ! vai Wt* complete ihan we hav i,ii.' dver prevlouily been able to exhibit, and w nitttbit any 'lady requiting the lates v-'^' 1 'faahiOßfl in, jwkett of every description • '^ '/' aiiteflßi ' 'JißacMintOßliea» ; fur«liQed' oloakf ; > V; •■ ; t»T«)Ung wtapSf ' &o, t will find everythih;

Tho Italian color.? In Hew Ofieauß mt very prbiperooß before the present troubles, Folly 8000 Italians keep ehopß, and another 1600 a^e houjeholders, while many ppgaeßß Iftimß and veseelfl in the carrying trade, The blaok sheep of the colony, however, are numbroas— oriminels eaoaped from juatioe in their own country, who have become natural* ised Amerioans to evade punishment. Many of these hold public appointments, and some are even in the polioe.