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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 73, 27 March 1920, Page 22

Easter Neckwear |l?Sp SMART EXCLUSIVE /^^^^V^Nv With Easter close at hand. Neckwear. Needs {jM& >^^^^^^^"^ should be at once supplied, and the excellent assort- | J|p7 AlliilP? // ment we are showing comes most opportunely. >\ Wsfl II Smart, with the latest of Fashion's styles' all in \v \_\\n Js_Wm_s> Jl evidence, we feel sure that Ladies will appreciate \ g3| /vjgpßf* ~/ the opportunity of making a prompt selection. Neck- J? f^§r wear is so important to the finishing of a Costume in ?s&£*& present-day styles that it is worth while taking pains •* in securing what best suits the individuality of the IBhBP-'* wearer. We cordially invite a visit of inspection, or **" will send any style by post on receipt of remittance. . __ Q5. f % NEWEST CLOTH COLLARS, in very $&%&?' JZr pretty shades of Velour Cloth. Very *"^5" I White or Cream Net, finished at edge tjk^ljFL \vmtt—r%&. A-CUssifßflS I Good c /a? Post New Shape COWL COIiXiAX, vsjSo ■ One of the New Shape miLIS, in Paris M M ■■■•■ _ H IV _^_ Roun(l roke Wholesale 6 Family topers. *■==• 9 HI Value, 5/6 Free. . 253-263, QUEEN STREET. $J-^^^^^^^^^^^^> ' _ QB. '

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