j—— __———■______^___________________M*^iMi.*^j^ |^j^^^J!!j^j_!^!^^^^^^^*S______— !_________________** AUCKLAND WINTER *fV/ST\/\f EXHIBITION * * Don t Miss this Great Show! A full appeal I TU_ A»«L*l«_«.J W_tfa_ Business, Industry. Proto all tastes The Auckland Wintel duction , Recreation, and Exhibition Opens in the a fine portrayal of Auck** Instruction, combined with Prince's Wharf Shedi land's activities, pleasure and enjoyment, Qn June 9> cloaw Bigger and better than will be round in all fid any previous Winter sections. on June 13. Exhibition. prince's wharf sheds Wednesday, June 9 Folk from the country and city dwellers J Q Saturday, Julie 19 will find a wealth of entertainment at the ... , , • »_ -.*..:- - -n. l. jcill l Ten full days of keen and attractive Exhibition. Energy, Thought, and Skill have dvr * ng which visitorß fin< * been unsparingly given to make this year's solid pastoral and industrial attractions Exhibition a bumper success. interspersed with fun and frolic. ■^—____——_——__■____i_____^ mmmmmmmm —— ———————.^mm^——m^~—.^~.^~^__ Old men and maidens, young men and children: All will find in the Exhibition many things of outstanding interest. Thus, in an atmosphere of light and cheer, will be supplied convincing proof of the vast potentialities of the famous Auckland Province. Some Features of the Exhibition Many working models, showing how things Amusements : Beautiful spectacular dances are done. and tableaux will be given. This year the _ . ._ . ~ , .. . c .. , amusement programme has been widely Agricultural and Industrial Sections, where r extended, the main features of the Province's Primary and Secondary Industries will find full Throughout the 10 days of the Exhibition, expression. Bands and Orchestras will be in full swing. A Great Attraction in a Week of Events Admission Admission: Adults, 1/-; Children, 6 to 14. 6d; Admission •■ i under 6, Free. School children in care of teachers ~m I _I " will be admitted free between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. JL / m w
J ___-___3 •i r M. & C.'s for the Latest — Always ! BORDERED DRESS Jr _AlJlsJlvlv_><o The Latest Fashion Dictate In Paris and other leading fashion centres bordered materials are the vogue, either for the fashionable ensemble or for ■ frocks. Now showing in the Dress Goods Section is a delightful collection of these new productions, most of which have been personally selected by the buyer for this section, who is now overseas. KASHMIR A beautiful soft finish cloth. CHARMELAINE A lighter weight production. REPPS Still very much favoured—All fine quality cloths, are showing in various ground colourings, with a variety of border effects. TUBULAR STOCKINETTE For jumper suits and frocks, Tubular Stockinette is the popular weave. A 54-inch All-wool Tubular Stockinette is showing in fourteen of the latest shades, including bottle, bois de rose, rust, nattier, sky, nude, sunburn, vieux rose, cream, delphinium, and is reasonably priced at 12/11 and 14/11 per yard. I ART. SILK AND WOOL MARLE STOCKINETTE In six smart colour combinations, tubular, 54-inch 15/11 per yard. In the Woollen Dress Goods Section, Second Floor. j Milne & Choyce, Ltd. Queen Street Auckland
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 133, 7 June 1926, Page 12
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