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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 237, 4 October 1916, Page 10

DRAPERY, CInOTHXHO, ETC. v ffe* Can You Better } r \ i a Voile Blouse ? , r \ \ (ffln llsm We hMe ***• freßl 5 f T a special line. ' w TT lV tti l&a 9&* »ytW»K daiafier fer I»t4ay Jl 2 I* Aeforeenioeaaility-well, just Uyloe, aad jfi& fS/ ** hmw ik o"*!"*" e*«y *ta*r fiArie of A J I / eimilar texture. ■ ' V We're showing White Voile Btooaee, juet m Mtty, dainty, «ad \ o uncommon aa the beagrt of a. ««un' could wish. Cbanmnff Ar> designs and extraordinary whK. Other Blotnee, too, equally W X cheap. . i WHITE JAP. SILK BIAUSES; Bjkiriii vriie *( 5/U to A X 25/9. l! f| 4f HOUSE BIOCKOTS, a much-asked-for line, high and low collare— .Ar V At S/11. . " I I T Japanese Crepe, Bales of w T it at a Clearing Price. 7 tt - Superior quality. The fine texture looked for by people who cj*l X know good Crepe from inferior. In the delicate Summer Pastel 5 /R shades, so becoming , to everyone. Already mothers .Are buying rt nr this up in quantities, recognising the undoubted value, and we W A advise you to secure a few pieces early. For Frocks, Blouses, 5 fl\ Shirts, Pyjamas, you can't better it. - A IT WHITE JAP. CREPE— B%&, 9»d, J /T\ KHjd yard. JL COLOURED JAP. CREPE— 9*4 yard. o CORAL PINK OATMEAL CREPE, fast A U colour —lOftd yard. Special. mi/&fsL 6 A DARK GROUND CREPE, with White A (JT stripe—l/Ol yard. Floral Voiles. mimvk § /X The daintiest, Quaintest effects. Light Cam; JL if"" and dark grounds. Nothing more fßhi "-'* X.'* x o charming showing this season; 28in— ~Jttifs' -X- : - )? A 1/4J, l/6i, 1/111 yard. tiSlßfi 1« Vf § WinTE COTTOIs VOILE; 40in—1/3J, : I« ll V A 1/4J, 1/61, 1/lli, 2/11 yard. 13$ lv« A T STRIPED VOILES; 40in—1/31 yard. &s&sss T T NAVY STRIPED DRILLS — 9)44, « HXd, 1/11 y»rd. A T WHITE GROUND SUITING, with W St Black stripe; 40in— 1/111 yard. . /C#VV • ( {J ALL-WOOL GARBICORO; 50in; Mole, \l W J Nigger, Saxc, Navy —9/11 yard: y | We Pay Postage on Cash Country Orders. V DAIRY PRODUCE. ;, -": . ■ i ■* Butter & Warfare A meifiber of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force at Gallipoli writes that of all the things that had been sent . to him in the trenches, that which he appreciated most was a tin of - , New Zealand Dairy Association Butter This is the severest test of quality to which NEW ZEALAND BUTTER has been subjected. Some parents are anxious that the enjoyment of the above soldier's experience may be available for their boys at the Front, and therefore in response to requests to facilitate carriage by post to the troops, we are putting up our butter in small specially sealed containers of Mb. gross weight The postage on these tins to members of the Expeditionary Force only is 4d. < 1 ...... r THE NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION ;■ ' " .-• -y\ ltd. ' .; Wholesale Depot: ! WELLESLEY ST., AUCKLAND