TO THE LADIES OF THE WAIRARAPA.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LV, Issue 8612, 20 November 1906, Page 5

TO THE LADIES OF THE WAIRARAPA.

The fame of the linens manufactured in Belfast—in that Green Isle so dear to the Irish people —has spread into every corner of the civilised world. In the most aristocratic circles of Great Britain, Ireland, and America, no bride's trousseau is complete without the fine specimens of the great looms of that wonderful Irish city forming part of it, nor is any high-class household properly equipped without its sheeting and drapery being furnished from the sama source. Never before in the history of this colony has the public had the opportunity now presented of selecting and purchasing these beautiful Irish linens at their own price. The variety of the articles exhibited, their high quality, and the circumstances which have brought them to New Zealand, are all exceptional, and justify the vendors in respectfully inviting the public to inspect them, and to attend the sale. It was but the other day that, at a banquet at Belfast, Lord Ranfurly made the remark that the delightful creations of the linen manufacturers of Belfast were not sufficiently known to the ladies of New Zealand. —Yours very respectfully, Richards and Co. The sale commences on Friday, November 23rd, and will continue for four clays, at 11 o'clock each day, in the Foresters' Hall.