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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 183, 2 August 1913, Page 22

A Window of New and Artistic TABLE COVERS This Special Display of Table Covers is comprised entirely of New Styles Just Opened. Prominent among them are the APPLIQUED LINEN COVERS. These will at once appeal to loyers of Modern Design, whilst the Fine Art Shades of the WOOLLEN Styles are more than usually attractive. In SERGE, TAPESTRY, CLOTH, ANGORA, and VELVET PILE, are to be seen the Most Exclusive and Up-to-date Goods yet shewn in the city.

UNDERGARMENTS for Change of Season. A Few Lines of Splendid Value: LADIES'-FIXE WOVEN MERINO NIGHTDRESSES, Cream, nicely trimmed with Lace, with or without collars—ll/6, 12/6, 17/9, 19/6. LADIES' SILK AND SATIN BLOOMERS, in dainty colours, medium and large sizes—9/9. 10/9, 11/6, 13/6. LADIES' LONGCLOTH AND NAINSOOK C4MISOLES, well made and dainty styles, trimmed Lace and Embroidery—l/ 11, 3/6, 4/6, 5/9, to 21/-. LONGCLOTH KNICKERS, in smart new styles, trim mcd with Insertions and Edgings, Lace and Embroidery—2/11, 3/6, 4/3, 4/11, to 42/., LONGCLOTH CHEMISES, Round or Square Necks, trimmings of Torchon, Val. Lace and Swiss Embroidery—4/6, 5/6, 6/11, to 32/6. LONGCLOTH. COMBINATIONS,, in good shapes, full, "=inu m-cII jnade, suitably trimmed, in fashionab'e designs—B/11, 10/6, 13/6, to 32/6. IOKGCLOTH NIGHTDRESSES, in a wide variety ot styles, prettily trimmed with Embroidery, Torchon, and Valenciennes—3/11, 4/11, 6/11, 8/11, 10/6, to 52/6. .

Ladies' Tailoring As a very busy Spring and Summer Season is anticipated, pending the Exhibition, intending patrons would be well advised to place their commissions without delay. THE NEW MATERIALS ARE NOW BEING OPENED UP.

Rnnouiteement. By English mail just to hand pep S.S. "Manama," our ': • Mp. Tonson Gapliek {who is now in London) writes that he has been visiting the leading manufacturers and has made several : very special selections of the latest productions in Furnishing • • Drapery, also specialities in Furnishing Novelties, amongst these . being , some choice Madras Muslins and Bpise Bise Nets, a fancy line in Cushion Cases, some rather nice effects in Cretonnes, Casement Materials, Shadow Tissue, etc. He makes special mention of Velfaide, the latest covering for diningroom suites, : now all the rage in London. : The above goods have all been shipped per S.S. "Kaikoura," : which will be due here shortly, when a special display will be made in the Furnishing Drapery Department. : Our Mr. Garlick concluded by saying that he was then on , his way to Paris and Berlin to make a selection of Continental ■ Novelties. \ . --. for what is new in Fashion's fancy for Spring Furnishings? ' \ Are You Looking We *ISisßfS&. m *'** hm you wl " find the newest . We can interest you and we cheerfully place our time at your service. T©NS©N GHRLieK ■ CO. LTD., The Complete Modern House Furnishers, 304 to 312 Queen Street, Auckland. F MEDICAL. JLJ-^a^-!^ZJP^^PJCJie^^ # -pvON'T WEAR A. TRUSS. - ■ An optician of professional atandinp; is boiind to refrain from self-prftiise. Wanted, Sufferers from Rupture to write Ido not.claim to be the 'best on earth." But Ido insiet that a to, or call at, 11, Manners Street, WellingB.i Wl. IRVINE,j.s.M.Mu»4 ra ), mo. '"""" , SM ™.; sote CooMa KARANGAHAPE ROAD. 1 v, Manners st - Wenwgton - - • J- .Write lor Booklets.