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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 222, 19 September 1929, Page 29

Describing a few of the New Season's Tweed Costumes -Now Showing at 'P* /?j^^ /,1 ' A Very Smart MATRON'S COSTUME is in fine / || 'II f // Grey Suiting, slightly fitted, and made with I Mj, *1 I I fancy inset at side; rever collar, and fastens with J m ll| A Stylish English WORSTED COSTUME is in Nigger, \ u\ 111 with strap down centre back, £% p| I J Ja\\ which finishes in a smart hip band. JLm / I U y P The Skirt is well cut and finished Jy el / 1 qj I with 3 pleats at side. / / * A CHIC COSTUME is showing in a Light Fawn j dpi Wool, with fancy inset pockets and rever S J collar. This Costume is very well tailored qj I and slightly fitted. ' A Brawn and Fawn Mixture TWEED COS- pn TUME is smartly tailored, with long rever / %J| J \4l TjVrV collar and two hip pockets. The Skirt ha 3 3 £ j X. j\*\ /[[/\Jj /\ pleats at sides, and finishes on waist band. # ,Jlr7/ I \ (XI NJ WS\ A Popular Style, in a Black Basket-weave pnl (/\| ill V J 1 /■/ / COSTUME is extremely well cut, with # \\ 11\ V o<> W J long rever collar, two hip and one breast guineas * J \ ""'W pocket. P IX jg A Maid's Smart Brown TWEED COSTUME Mrf nri I ,i \ I | is in a slightly fitting style;' double-breasted |*| y\ \ J front, rever collar, and inset pockets. %J I i J I \| I A Spring-weight COSTUME is in a Fawn (f\ ff* Vfl ) \d Suiting, very well tailored; inset pockets, and v| /s^vf\ pjf double-breasted front. Lc xjkj 5 :: Large Fittings a Special Feature. :: SYMONDS ST

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