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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 397, 11 December 1873, Page 2

T ACE AND FANCY DEPARTMENT. JAMES SMITH has much pleasure in inviting the attention of ladies to the noveltios juat opened up in the above department. Ladies' lace and grenidine pelirinas Ladies' lace and grenidine inantillu3 Ladies' lace rotundas Ladies' cashm<-re mantillas Real Maltese and Honiton collars Fancy linen sets and collars \ Ladies' Roman end, plain, and fancy silk scarfs Ladies' morocco leather reticules Ladies.' trimmed chemises, night dresses, and drawers Infanta' complete outfits, in separate boxes Ladies' belt?, belt buckles, portmoniaes Gossimere, in all colors, lace falls | Very choice patterns in tatting and crochet collars, and ties Ladies' and children's white and fancy Lislo thread sleeves Ladies' plain and fancy dress caps Back yak laces, Maltese laces, Honiton laces Black silks, very choice, just opened up New list of Clothing, see first poge. TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA STREET. npHE NEW ZEALAND TIMES. This Paper, with which will be incorporated the Wellington Independent, will be published on the Ist of JANUARY, 1874. MR RAWSON, DENTIdT, Bolton street, Terrace, next to 135? Kemp's. MR RAWSON intends leaving shortly on a visit to Wanganui. MR B. SHORT will be happy to give every information respecting Mutual Lifo Assurance Address, Mutual Provident. Boeioty, where he can be seen daily from half-past nine till half-past ten a.m. Dr Johnson also is in daily attendance from twelve to two to examine applicants. Policies completed thin mouth participate in next Quinquennium. "A duty deferred is doubly difficult to perform."