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I norißKss op 1 KAiiK. — No Department of business lias, during the last few years, made more rapid proKress in New Zealand than the Clothing. In tlie earlier stages of the colony Kit and Style were lmt a secondary consideration with the manufacturers, and the consequence was a wide-spread dissatisfaction with and prejudice against ready made Clothing. To remedy this dames Smith, Te Aro House, Wellington procured samples of the best Styles produced in the City of Melbourne, which place has long held the premier position in the manufacture of Men’s, Hoys’, and Youths’ Clothing. Owing however to the high rate of labor it was found impossible to offer any article at a low price.. J. S., being in communication with the first houses in London, forwarded tlie samples to his buyer, under whose superintendence every article of Clothing ordered for Te Aro House is made up. In consequence of the special attention paid to this branch of the business. Te Aro House lias acquired throughout the Province tlie reputation of being the best mart for tlie selection of very Superior Clothing. Kit, Style, and Quality aro all guaranteed, and the residents in the Country districts will find it to their advantage when coming to Wellington to pay a visit to Te Aro House. The Stock is now unprecedentedly large, and for further particulars see last page of this paper

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New Zealand Mail, Issue 221, 4 December 1875, Page 19

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Untitled New Zealand Mail, Issue 221, 4 December 1875, Page 19

Untitled New Zealand Mail, Issue 221, 4 December 1875, Page 19

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