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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 53, 4 March 1925, Page 13

AUTUMN, 1925 ,\m< ""111 JL I I Morning I IN THE Tudor Room A delightful feature of this season's opening will be provided in a series of Fashion Teas in the "Tudor Room." Mannequins will disclose the vogue, and a Pageant, opening with gay costumes of Spanish origin, 'will be followed by authoritative modes for Autumn 1925. There will be gowns, suits, and millinery of a highly individualised and original type from Paris, London and New York, finally emphasising the trend of the silhouette, and providing a definite key to tlje styles and colourings that will prevail. Special vocal and instrumental items will contribute to an entertaining and edifying display. ALL SEATS MUST BE RESERVED! " Fashion Teas will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, March 1 Oth, 11 th and 12th, between the hours of 10.15 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. Plans of the, available tables are on view in the Showroom, Third Floor. Special charge, including Morning Tea, 2/6. Important I I SEATING ACCOMMODATION IS LIMITED. And on account of the obstructed view, the pew seats are not available. Early reservations ar? therefore advised. Milne & Choyce Ltd., QUEEN STREET :: AUCKLAND

||\kETCHES of I JAUCKLAND. / BEAUTIFUL VIEWS SIX CHARACTERISTIC / IN PENCIL. SKETCHES. . All Jkm Charm of an Original. ; THE OLD WINDMILL- RUINS OF ST. THOMAS. j| AUCKLAND GRAMMAR TAMAKI. I SCHOOL. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH i I TOWN HALL. THE AUCKLAND J ALBERT PARK. UNIVERSITY. Only 6/6 each. ICepiM obuioible at ike "STAR OFFICE. " Shcrtl.nd Street j «U j HiaptM Studie. Kitchmtr Street: W. Alei.nder ' 276 Queen Street; * WUdau h Arey. SKertUad Stretl: A)u»d«r Farguioa. 168 Upper SymerxU SttMl: Aunea Picture Fr«mitt» Co.. I ISA Kuan|ih«pe Rd. j PURE AS THE LILY. I RVINKe STEVENSON UTD. I^ULY STARCH WORKS DUNEDIN.