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Te Ato House Te Aroh House t iNSNV 6 TE ARO HOUSE. }' ADIES OF THE CITY AMD PROVINCE are respectfully informed that our large J and splendidly appointed DRESSMAKING ROOMS are not only under thoroughly efficient management, but that our arrangements for the present season more nearly approach perfection than in any previous year. DRESSMAKING, THE RECENT CHANGES in the management have been prodnotlva of the happiest efleots. Onr HEAD DRESSMAKERS have brought to bear on the departments committed to their care, not only large experience and exceptionable ability, but the most consummate taste, all of which have been at the service of the clientele of this branch of oar business. TE ARO HOUSE. IT IS SATISFACTORY to be able to state that we were never better prepared for ARTISTIC and PERFECT-FITTING DRESSMAKING than at the present time. Our new DRESSMAKERS have won golden opinions, an 1 have bien favoured with a large amount of patronage. Our numerous staffs have beon kept busily employed sinoe tbe commencement of the season. In order to ensure the advantages we offer being received iu good time, ladies ate respectfully invited to give their orders as early as possible. DRESSMAKING. In SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS we are now showing an excellent choice, selected persooally by Mr JAMES SMITH daring his recent visit to Europe. These aie in all the newest designs. Colourings and Fabrics, and include some handsome things in SINGLE ROBE Lengths, FRENCH CASH MERES in all the new Seasons Shades, FRENCH and COLONIAL TWEEDS, PRINTED DE LAINES, SUMMER, CHEVIOTS, GRENADINES, BUE.EOES. CHALLIS, CORUE-DE-ROI, VEILINGS, &c . At The Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse TE ARO HOUSE. Redcliffe Galvanised Iron REDCLIFFE GALVANISED IRON. Redcliffe Crown Brand Galvanised Corrugated Iron. ARCHITECTS should specify REDCLIFFE CROWN. There le . none better manufactured. Lighter sheets of other brands must be thinner, and will not last as long or give the same Hafcisfaotion. CONTRACTORS should not be misled by erroneoue statements, such as are advertised by rival importers. The weights published by the vendors of-the “Orb” brand are not the weights of REDCLIFFE, REDCLIFFE is the cheapest first class iron in the market. The sheets are wider, thus covering more roof than 44 Orb,” and at present market price a larger surface can bo covered at a leas cost with REDCLIFFE than 44 Orb.” REDCLIFFE has been more .largely imported into New Zealand during the last 20 years than any other brand, .and experience proves that every sheet will be found per* feot. IT IS SOLD BY ALL Iron Merchants and Storekeepers THROUGHOUT THE COLONY. 20 OS sr vr LysaghUa Galvanised Iron LVSAGHT'S OKB BRAND GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON. 44 ORB ” BRAND is the STANDARD IRON of the World, and is the Be*t Quality made. ARCHITECTS should specify 44 0R8” BRAND, and thus seoure for their clients the Beat Iron manufactured, CONTRACTORS should include ‘-ORB” IRON in because it is the Best and the Cheapest. Example : Specification of 4 4 Orb” Brand:— 196 sheets 6ft3 44 orb” Brand ) Tons 166 sheets 7ft „ ~i > 3 0 2 19, at £22 per ton £66 14s 9a 146 sheets Bft ~ „ j Galvaniskd Tinned, Same specification of any other brand 196 sheets 6ft ■ Iron ) Tons 166 sheets 7ft ■■■ Iron >3 4 0 19, at £22 per ton £7O lls 9d. 146 sheets Bft Showing ajaaving of over 25s per ton by using 44 ORB ” IRON, whioli la the Beat and Cheapest Iron in the market, and has no equal, 44 ORB *’£BRAND has three times the sale of any other Iron. SOLD BY ALL MERCHANTS. 163 Jrlm Dnt.lrie and Co JbMm MmtMie & Cq. 9 IM. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL fefii mm f 1 liiilOli 17* £3 iCBAIfI CROWS" iiifftiilli iiii (CORRUGATED AND FLAT). Is oi the HIG-HEST QUALITY & Uniformity, sclal ALL .heats full width, and will cover as much as any fi rat-olasa Iron. A large stock of all gauges and lengths always on band. . IMPORTERS OF Bar, Sheet and Plate Iron, Oast, Shear, Spring, and Blister Steel, Pig Iron, Horse Shoes, Putnam’s Horse Nails, Files and Rasps, Blacksmiths’ Tools. Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc, Ridging and Spouting,' Ewbank’s and Wire Nails, Lead-Headed Nails, Roofing Felt, Builder’s Ironmongery of every description. White and Red Lead, Dry Colours, Mixed Paints, Raw and Boiled Oil, Methylated Spirits, Painters’ and Coach Varnishes, Painters’ Brnshware, Window Glass, Putty. Annealed Iron and Steel Fencing Wire, Johnson's 4-barb Galvanised Wire. Rabbit Netting, Standard Iron, Fencing Staples, and Strainers, Rabbit Traps. Wbi lie's and Knight’s Portland Cement. Hedge Trimmers and Slashers, Bit Hooka, Fern Hooks, Spades, Shovels, Picks, Mattocks, Wedges. Hornsby’s Ploughs and Fittings, Simples Hanowe, Chaff Cutters, Corn Crushers, Reapers and Mowers, Horse Rakes, Sharp's and Mann’s Axes, Circular, Vertical, Pit and Cross-cut Saws, Leather and Vulcanised Mill Belting, Sawmill Machinery. Agents for “Hansen's” Patent Cream Separator. This machine is of Danish invention, is more efficient easier to manage, requires much less motive power and has a larger actual Creaming Capacity than any other Separator of corresponding size. ' JOHN DUTHIE AND GO. LTD* Willis and Victoria Streets, and Grey and Veatherston Streets, Wellington. Business Notices LYSAGHPS ORB BRAID GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON. LvaAQur’a ■ w E notice an advertisement of another Brand of Iron Inverses onr statement that LyeagbS’s Orb Iron is the best. This is limply bald assertion. Wo have made a definite statement, giving figures for a number of Sheets of Orb Brand. Can the other people support their statement thoOßomo way. G alv vNit ki> Tinned. Architects and Builders can nse second quality Iron, but they should know tb« cost of doing so. Why take a second quality when yon can get Orb;from ail Merchant) and Storekeepers T o

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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9446, 9 November 1891, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9446, 9 November 1891, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9446, 9 November 1891, Page 4

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