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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 March 1933, Page 9

The New • ■Bh Ready-to-wears C ® Some A re Draped / ® Some Are Brimmed ® Some Are Fabrics R ea dy-to-wear Feit Hat. @ Some Felts crown finished with stitching V E? and bow. Buckle in front. In \ / ■ Black, Nigger, Chocolate, j _ Doreen, Navy, Modone, New ■ Red, Hussor, Antler — m “ 29/6 \ r Ready-to-wear Felt Hat, trimmed with Petersham bow and OBy X buckle. In Black, Congo, y . Z Chocolate, Doreen, Navy, /Z/ zrrx Jzwr Lido, Hussor, Prune, Bon- Z 7 z cheaux, Rust, Bottle Grey, ) P'zp/ Mm / r Purple, Wine— 's- , // / V Price 15/9 / I\ - It/ V - *' Ready-to-wear Hat, in """\ Fur Felt, finished with ermine \ mount- Colours: Black, Nig- Zf \ ' ' » er ’ -^ Tav y’ Doreen, Modone, / / ' New Red, Hussor, Antler — I Price 29/6 } g-i Ready-to-wear Felt Hat, AL Ready-to-wear Felt Hat turn- turned up; finished with wpsssMit, /if \ e d down brim. Trimmed with . T Ah A band and bow of felt; finish- buckle in front. In Black v/r || steel buckle. In Navy, Navyq Lido, Chocolate, tAV . / '// /L. Brown, Copper, Monaga, Mid- Doreen, Fawn, Wine, Rust, - TX < // B ° nl£ Grey ’ C “ r ‘ BOt “ e Grey ’ Blood Re 4“ ' / Price 29/6 Price 15/9 Ready-to-wear Hat, in Felt, ||| ’WT 9 Brim turned down; stitched jyllih H crown, bow of Felt and Peter- 9 sham Ribbon. In Black, JBb JL Naw, Lido, Chocolate, DorMACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH

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