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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 66, 19 March 1942, Page 9

GEORGE COURT'S kindest cut . . ... for w.x., o.s. and x.o.s. fittings. Trimly tailored coats with not one ounce of extra bulk ... the novel tucked back gives slimming height ... the quality of the all-wool coating will give you through winter warmth. Choose Y53 in plum, teal, or black. W.X., 0.5., £5/19/6; x.0.5., £6/6/-. At George Court's. youthfully *)■/ yours for ~ Young in style and priced to suit a slender young A purse . . . face framing bonnet shapes . . . carefree casuals with pheasant quill flaunted high. George Court's will help you choose a hat to make |3 you pretty. Black, brown, navy, and new colours. Ox GEORGE COURTS KARANGAHAPE ROAD

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