PREPARATIONS FOR THE WEDDING DAY. This New Service Helps Simplify ' Arrangements. \ Any measure to simplify tlie comply* tion of the wpdcling day arrangements will surely be welcomed by bridegroom* to-be. Here is a service that does. Instead of arranging vfitli one firm fof the bouquet?, ami another for the car', save time and trouble l>y arranging f<>f both the bouquets and the bridal carl with Miss Carney. Miss Carney give- a straight-out quotation for bouquet? and car?. Aβ a floral artiste Mis* Carney is recognised as Auckland's premier, whilst her luxurious Imperial bridal limousine is one of the most beautifully appointed cars in the city. To-morrow evening Mi*s Carney v '.I present a display of the latest in liriiial, theatrical and presentation bouquets that will surpass in magnitude and magnificence all previous display?. Xote the address. Miss Carney, Auckland's premier floral artiste. 21. Karnngaliape Road. Teloplione 40-035.—(Ad.) An interesting face in connection witli :he stripping of the ex-American I>arqne, 3-uy C. Goss, is that the ship's ballast! insisting of approximately one hundred md fifty tons of Canadian crushed [uartz, has been removed, and is being ised in roadinaking at Children's mannequin parade. Estrni season to-morrow evening from 7.30 to *.30. First Floor.—Milne and Chojce, Ltd.—(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 208, 2 September 1926, Page 8
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