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The Farmers' SHOWROOM presents an exclusive display of —— fashion's latest —— Women who appreciate the quality of Fabric in their Summer Apparel, and smartness of style at the same time, will make a point of viewing the display in our Showroom. Chic Millinery, Graceful Frocks and Smart Coats with the additional attraction of reasonable prices cannot fail to please every shopper. Black and Navy TAILORED REPP COATS, in smart plain styles. Special large fitting sizes. Lined throughout. O.S. and X.O.S 84/- 89/6 Attractive SUMMER COATS in Beige and Lido Blue Crepe Suede. Smartly flared and pin tucked .. -. 79/6 Handsome Black Silk MATRONS' COATS, trimmed reversed insets at' hips. 0.5., X.O.S 84/Tailored Summer-weight COATS, in Lido, Navy, Beige, Tan, Satin Repp. Reversed bands giving effective finish to collar, cuffs and back. S.W. and W. sizes—--99/6 Floral Crepe de Chine AFTERNOON FROCKS in Beige/Brown, Black/Lime, tonings. Low flaring skirt from fitting hip yoke. Out sizes .. -. 84/Dainty Floral Art Ninon FROCKS, in newest tonings. Bodices finished. Peter Pan collars. Gracefully flared skirts. S.W. .. 29/6 Distinctive AFTERNOON FROCKS, in Crepe de Chine and Crepe Suede. Skirts pleated and flared. Smartly finished contrasting collars. S.W. and W. sizes—--79/6 Navy and Black AFTERNOON FROCKS in Crepe de Chine in large fitting sizes. Skirts gracefully flared. O.S. .. 79/6 OPEN TUX NINE O'CLOCK THURSDAY EVENING 5 per cent. Discount for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. yjwJkmew » CASMEI. STREET CHRISTCHURCH NOW ON SALE ===== Christmas Number of "THE PRESS" 193© "NEW ZEALAND ILLUSTRATED" COLOURED SUPPLEMENT.'—The subject of the Supplement, which takes the form of a coloured presentation plate, is a study of Mount Sefton, one of the monarcbs of the Southern Alps, rising to a height of 10,354 ft. in snow-clad magnificence. The plate is a reproduction of the picture by the late G. N. Worsley, and is reproduced by the kind permission of the Canterbury Art Society, the original being among the Society's collection in die Art Gallery, in Armagh Street, Christchurch. THE COVER.—For the attractive cover a Scene on the Mil ford Track, widely known as "The Finest Walk in the World," has been chosen. It is the work of a prominent New Zealand artist, and has been reproduced in five colours, ILLUSTRATIONS.—The thirty-two pages of illustrations contain a great variety of subjects, and reflect the highest credit on the craftsmanship of the photographer, the engraver, and the printer. They are presented, some in a pleasing tint of green, and others in sepia, and printed with double-tone inks on the best quality of art paper. "NEW ZEALAND ILLUSTRATED, 1930," like its predecessors, successfully realises the object of bringing before those overseas the varied and beautiful scenery of the Dominion. It will be found unsurpassed as an appropriate .medium for conveying Christmas greetings and remembrances to friends in the Homeland. NOW ON SALE Order Your Copy To-day Price, 2/-, Plus Postage 'wrm - POSTAGE RATES HnTWithin Hew Zealand id per cop; ■llfwl ML* mWML SAB Australia, British N. Borneo. av Canada; India, Egypt, Fed. Malay - states. Hong Kong. Jamaica, Malta, Mauritius, Newfoundland, THE PUBLISHER, ' am"* tßland * S ° Uth "- - The Christchurch Press Co. l^td., United ot&er routes 4id „ „ G.P.O. Box 1005, Christchurch. Foreign Countries .. .. 4J«J „ - ' .ttoohocl oop ? of "NEW ZEALAND Please send to the addresses attached copies ILLUSTRATED, 1930," for which enclose the sum of being 2/- per copy, plus postage. NAME * ADDRESS This Order may be sent to any News Agent.

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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 7