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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 50, 27 February 1909, Page 17

.;.-•.■ . ~■•- ~ ' * ..... . ~..■■ 3 ™bVOGUE.«-™LARGE HAT FIRST SHOWING OF NEW UNTRIMMED SHAPgfi - The Great Demand for LARGE SHAPES has induced us to make an Earlier Display of these Goods than usuaL There is a splendid range of Colourings to select from, and already many eager buyers have made their selections. Considering the size, the Prices of these Goods are Most Moderate. I SHAPES. LEADING SHADES. - PRICES, FROM j DIRECTOIRE bridge _ - MOLE Ml i MERRY WIDOW peacock f§ / 4 4 PRUNNELLE £Jjk /IB vir-rr LARGE SAILOR moutard / I I AOH " ! CERISE «*| *.A I LARGE Will be a SPECIAL FEATURE of the ' HATS See the WINDOW DISPLAY. the «MAUD ALLAN" This is a Large Chip Sailor Shape, just received, aad now showing for the first time. . Smartly Trimmed in Two-Tone Combinations. This Style is most suitable for MidSeason Wear. ■ • ■••■_- ....... . .... A WONDERFUL RANGE OP I COMBINATIONS. Navy and White White and Black TWO QUALITIES. . / ; Mole and Peacock Burnt and Emerald dSt f ■ MBB i Navy and Emerald White and Brown EL Ia a p\ * SI, /, Mole and Cerise White nml Navy ■■ /\ % (I Ml■ jf Black and White Self ~,.,i I'.rown " \MI li W $f /' I I Brown and White Self and Navy / <*&> J M. J± Cinnamon and Pale Blue EACH MILNE $ CHOYCE Ltb QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.