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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 13986, 8 March 1911, Page 3

The Preparation. In every corner of the earth the preparation has been going on quietly, but unceasingly. Men have plunged into the frozen regions of the north, and returned with furs, rich and rare. The brilliant birds of the tropics have contributed their gorgeous plumes painted with the radiant hues .which only nature can produce. The earth has yielded her increase in cotton and fibre—the silkworm has spun its marvellous we b_the sheep has given its foamy fleece—and cunning hands have wrought upon them, weaving fabrics lustrous and beautiful. The Representation. The preparation is over, the work is accomplished, and the results are now offered for your inspection at BEATH'S AUTUMN SHOW. Our Home Buyers have been singularly successful in securing for us a comprehensive selection of all that is newest and best in Millinery, Costumes, Fabrics, and the hundreds of little etcetras that appeal to the woman of refinement. The styles have been chosen with consummate taste and f©rethought, and are eminently suited to the colonial requirements. , show days FRIDAY 3rd and following days, BEATH & CO. LTD. FOREMOST WITH THE LATEST FASHIONS.

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