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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 12014, 15 October 1904, Page 9

•• ■ ■ . . • ■ ■ 1 THE ' ' : • T he DKAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY * OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. ' DRESSMAKING EXTRAQRDIN AR Y. HIGH-CLASS ORDER DEPARTMENTS. THE D.I.C. direct attention to the Large and Important Addition*, to their Dressmaking btaff, rendered nec«wary by the great expansion of the busiriees <if till.so departments. • ..'■'■ THE LARGE NUMBER of Smart «nd Elegant Costumes made d ur ing the past Race end ' ' Carnival Seasons give ample proof of our superiority in this very important branch. TO BE ELEGANTLY DRESSED is tho natural desire of every Lady of taste, and by placing their orders in our hands this is already achieved. Wβ . turn out only the best, which results in general appreciation. OUR DESIGNER*? and FITTERS are Specialists, and can be Positively relied upon. OUR MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS, are so well known for Quality as to need normuee. and all " OUR PEICES ARE STRICTY MODERATE. WE RECOMMEND tho following fabrioe as being the very neweet and moat suitable for Present Seasou'e Wear:— ■ CANVAS VOILES, all wool, 46in, 2s lid. FANCY FLORAL and SPOT DELAINES, FAXCY BASKET CAXV.4S,-44in, 2e 64 - Largo Selection, Is lid. ALL WOOL KNOP VOILES, 44in, 2a lid. - SPECIAL CREAM MATERIALS, SeaCREAM TAFFETTA VOILES, 44in,2e6d sonable, Useful, Favourite Fabrics for ETAMENE VOILES, 44in, 2s lid. ' , Spring and Summer Gowns. ALPACAS and SIOILIENNEB, 46in, 2s CREAM NUNS' VEILING, 42in, from Iβ 6d and 2s lid. " 3d. . /. HOSTS OF OTHER NEW FABRICS, MAKING THE MOST COMPLETE COLLECTION EVER DISPLAYED IN OUR ■< j DRESS DEPARTMENTS. COUNTRY CUSTOMERS—SampIes of all your requiivmcnte SENT POST FREE. ) 1 THE DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING CO. OF N.Z., LTD., ~—- ~, ■ .:. ". THE CHRISTCHUKCH,. THE TJ T ft And at Wellington, Dunedin and London. T\ T rt