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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 100, 25 October 1916, Page 3

Q • ■ Q 3 Te Ar© House ■.8 Q ■;~:Q a f —~"?- w"w\ q Us . , .■.._. x»l (H| '•/"HE paramount claims of Munitions of War have placed „. Q) F~h difficulties in the way of producing many novelties in f\ □i Ladies' Bag's . . Q r^j But Te Aro House has secured some new and original ideas r^j i ps| at most moderate prices. p? lH brown' grey' and ss hlZ^]ffi*w..w::R QShot Silk Bags—Lined poplin; Leather Bags — Well finished, |— v shades, rose and green, brown ■ English made; all newest-shapes'• l^J Q and gold, green and gold 7/11 13/6,14/6,15/6,17/6, Q r^ Floral Silk Bags—Dainty col- ' 18/6, 19/6 to, 59/6 pr vJI ourings 4/6 and 11/6 Silver Chain Bags— LJ F\ Black Moire Bags — Newest 18/6, 23/6, 27/6, 29/6 to 39/6 >Qi Q SSTa* MCre B.gS,Z »- '™ Bags ft p£ lined white kid 21/. 16/6> 17/6 '. 18/6 q r~ CASH DISCOUNT I\. IN THE £ Q 3 Te Aro House 3 FEOM THE FANCY SECTION The daintiest Summer Styles in Neckwear and Veilings. Onr Fancy Section is responding with an array of attractive values which every lady will be interested in. The Summer Neckwear is particularly charming, and the new styles aro so numerous that we can only mention a few specials'! <■ ■v .. ii.. .r ■' THE NEW TUCKED UPSTANDING COLy'islsts. t LARS—Daintily trimmed with lace and y Y§T**'V ' embroidery ' •''' <gC W Splendid Value at 1/4, 1/6 and 1/11 each J/\ VEBY SMART TULD? COLLARS— ]]\ \l fi- \ 1/u> 2/3 and 2/ 6 l/'VVjSI SMART AMERICAN MUSLIN AND // \ c /\\ VOILE HAND EMBROIDERED COLII \ * Ml LARS- 1/11, 2/3 and 2/6 VSf/ DAINTy MUSLIN FRONTS—With rcOl, / \l tulip, and high collars, various styles ! li^3^ At lln> 2/3> 2/6' 2/n> 3/» f-i .i i-^-f NEW-STYLE VEILS AND VEILINGS! ■• THE LATEST CIRCULAR VEILS—In a big variety of smart effects Prices 2/3, 2/6, 2/U, 3/3 and 3/6 yard SMART VEILINGS—By the yard, in black, black and white, purple,, navy, nigger, chenille spot borders, and' plain nets Prices 1/. to 2/11 yard. "J.S." VALUES ARE FAMOUS! JAMES SMITH, LTD. • 80 CUBA STREET :: WELLINGTON f "-Jig?-' "'now'1 IN''FULL SWING! | /dfiSL *„ SWEEPING REDUCTION SALE OF j i?fi J^fl LOVELY NEW COSTUMES! | 7J| (XyN BLUE SERGE COSTUMES— Usually X6/6/(Jr\ I 1 I\J Now Reduced to £4/4/- ---//? T^A v SMART FAWN GABARDINE COSTUMES— {//I- iVY Usually £slsF I '-fh ATTRACTIVE GREY COSTUMES— • ■if \ \ Usually °£$lslII I. V Now Reduced to 70/---lIIf \ \ . The bigr cut in these prices will prove to IjIL II you that our reductions are genuine and lib-. 11l • ■ \\ eralI Ik , H OUR SALE IS THE COSTUME EVENT I HH'-^' P . OF THE SEASON. BE HERE TO-MORROW! ! ■■&&, C'FSCin'E'iir ?c ladies* tailor ' 2& 27 MANNERS ST. V ■■■■—■! ■■ w ■■■mi ■ i ■■■mi— i ■ ii mr^ The Song of the " Shirt" reaches Top Note at the "KASH"! These Shirts are really worth making a >V^i»K song about. They come in all the newest £ .^^^^^ and most seasonable fabrics — fabrics s^F^^JrWw^ which smart men favour and which wear &W&isM&tf,iJsz§ j and wash well. The perfect fit is a feature of these Shirts—it assures great \ comfort and fine appearance. | *f */ Shirts for Summertime at all pricei \ i^'^^^^^ from 4/11 Let us also draw attention to our fine showing of PYJAMAS. —real sleep-inducing garments these, cut for comfort, from seasonable fabrics. SHOP WHERE SMART MEN CONGREGATE ! Ifl g. -.^ens Wear'Trspecialists!) "THE KASH," WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON J