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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XX, Issue XI, 12 March 1898, Page 321

Te Aro House, Wellington, are showing a very fine selection of new autumn anil winter goods in the various departments. This old established firm have recently received very large direct shipments of the latest designs and novelties, including a lieautifnl display of millinery of every description from the leading London and Paris houses, and which is at remarkably reasonable prices. In mantles, jackets, capes, etc., many exceptionally choice lines are now lieing offered ; in fact ladies will find at Te Aro House new lines in every department that cannot fail to please the most fastidious, whilst the prices are right. The practice of hypnotism will be a subject for discussion in the Legislature during the present session. One of the leading law-makers is drafting a Bill which permit the lawful use of hypnotism to licensed physicians.—‘New York Tribune.'