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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 185, 7 August 1935, Page 18

New Spring f Furnishings at Smith & Caughey's. CPRING is the time of renewal —the time of Anew decorative schemes and gay, fresh cretonnes / that cheerfully greet the sun. For all home requirements a visit to the beautiful Furnishing Galleries is advised. Smith and Caughey Ltd., have over half a century's reputation for expert knowledge and skilled workmanship. Smith and Caughey Ltd. specialise in interior decorative schemes, window treatments, making and fitting inside and outside blinds, loose covers, etc, etc. Inspection welcomed, Furnishing Galleries, 2nd Floor. LIMITED £-*r for beautiful Furniture, Furnishings and Carpets Start Your Christmas Gift Campaign I NOW! The first of a delightful series of CHRISTMAS gifts, which are individual and original and can be made at home in very little time j and at practically no expense is published in this week's issue of the "New Zealand Woman's Weekly." SCRAPS OF PAPER and some plain china or woodware, a pot of paste and some clear varnish are the materials needed and, yet, look in the "New Zealand Woman's Weekly" and see the charming effects obtainable with these simple means. ■"■■ _________ OUR FREE PATTERN this week is a delightful backless slip, for evening wear or spring days. Cut on slenderising lines and suitable for matron and maid. DON'T MISS THIS useful addition to your spring wardrobe. JOAN CRAWFORD DOROTHY SIMMS, . „ , nil , w k° played Ely Culbertson in talks about Psychology, and different tournaments, teaches teaches you many lessons in you how to play a hand of the art of living. bridge—simple lessons for beginners. Delightful fashions for spring days. Knit your tiny tot a new Spring Suit. IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE: A New Spring Suit in Zig- Zaj? Design for Small » Boys; Feather-weight Cover for Pram or Pushchair in Simple Knitting Stitch. Etc., etc. M 7 Published To-day. /he IV-EW/€ALAND 'WOMAN'S WEEKLY THE NATIONAL PAPER FOR THE HOME. PRICE: *>D OBTAINABLE FROM "STAR" RUNNERS, NEWSAGENTS, AND BOOKSELLERS