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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 3276, 26 June 1917, Page 4

CAUSE AND EFFECT TIvSTEAD OF ARRIVING IN FEBRUARY, our Shipment of FUR GOBI'S ha* only con.o to hand cir- -*- cumstances, owing to tho war, and other restrictions causing tho delay. However we -ire rlnliirl,f«,i i^ •> see such a CHARMING LOT OF GOODS. ' aongutou to THE EFFECT Of this delay has caused us to consider how to quit these goods without delay. Wo have therefore decided from WEDNESDAY, 16TH INST. TO END OF MAY TO ALLOW m CASH DISCOUNT OF -jQ <,/ OR Q/- IN T HE £ON THE FUR COATS. A GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY TO POSSESS ONE OF THESE LOVELY COATS AT A SAVING ° n TMP«nAv ent M e i^T doW TheS ° C ° atS COm P, are wil h the Choicest Models TUESDAY NIGHT. as below described. No. 1.—2 only Mole Dyed, Squirrel Lock. 44 inches No. 2.—1 only Black Coney Seal 44 inch WO S w ng - S, i lt ,^ le talking or driving. S.W. and A handsome skin. In "new Swing Back Shape" W. Selling Price £15 15/- Lined Violet Satin. Selling Price £19 19s Special Price £14 2s 6d • SneHal Pri™ 017 ioc cri No. 3,-Musquash Flank Coat. W CO inches long. . No. 4.-~Dyed Squirrel Lock P Coat, 50 inch JLg Lined Brown Satin. A smart Motor Coat. Lined Brown Satin. These have handsome Selling Price 22 Guineas. Opossum Collars. In S.W and W SelW Special Price £19 17s 6d Price 19 Guineas. Special Price £«' loTerf No. 5.-Black Coney Seal. 44 inches long. W.O.S. No. G.-Dyed Musquash FlanlS 36 inches lorn Sn?t This model has a handsome yellow Fitch Collar. able short medium figure. Lined Brown Satin A very choice garment. 24 Guineas for Selling Price 17 Guineas. £22 12s 6d Snnriil Ptir'no IK (a. c-i No. 7.-FUII length 60-inch Black Coney Seal. Lined No. 3.-Handsome Musquash Garment. 40 inches A Purple Merv Sink. 27 Guineas for _ walking coat. Lined Brown Satin. 30 Guineas No. 9.—Musquash Garment. 44-inch. Bear Fur Col No. 10—A Charming Grey Squirrel Coat° r Lhied^Grov lar and Cuffs and round foot of Coat. Lined Satin. 44 inches long. Square Collar Swine Brown Satin. Usual Price, 46 Guineas. Back. Usual Price 50 Guineas Special Price 41 Guineas Speciij Price £47 5s AWAITING YOUR COMMANDS,— P.O. BOX 77. NEXT G.P.0., FEILDING.

I Why Studebafeer Cars are so Dependable I \ The reputation for dependability r enjoyed s- I \ by all motor cars bearing the Studebakerl r I \ name is founded on the remarkable sturdi-J \ \ \ cars Studebaker has left no stone unturned \■ \ \ in its efforts to make the new 1917 models \ \. > The rear axle is of the full-floating type, equipped > The springs are three-quarter elliptic. They are] / long, flat and resilient, insuring maximum safetyj I The brakes are big, ample and quick-acting. / Over a quarter million Studebaker cars in daily use throughout the world stand as living testimonials to the soundness of Studebaker dependability. See the Studebaker display in our showrooms and let us demonstrate this and other Studebaker fea^ PRICE* tures to your satisfaction; 4-cyl. 5-seater r ; "\ Fitted with Dixie ALJAIVIO L 1 Ut Waterproof Magneto Importers o f STUDEBAKBR Moiori J I WANGANUI, PALMERSTON N. f TIttARU All Studebaker cars for the and CHRISTCHURCH. overseas market are manufac- Diitributor* and AgenU: Marton— R*lf# A WtIMV | ?£r"£o£ssJ£&. . Bril-Ford&Barav, T«uaki-N.wtoa O» Ontario.

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