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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 236, 12 September 1924, Page 6

“MAISON" McKAY TJTAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING that they have now received portion of their new Spring Goods, and invite inspection of same. Included in the range are some exclusive FRENCH GOWNS, Smart hand-worked CtI'ITON-GEORGETIE FROCKS and the now fashion WRAP COAT in Marocain and other light ?FR«#v«T^° l ?n^ a 5 t c 6ele<:tion of GRIPED FUJI, LINEN and SING'FROcKtII/l ° D V,eW - A,B ° 6m “ rt UOTTON “ MAISON" McKAY Phon. 1619 Heretaunga st. W. 4 THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT A, g H.’s HERE IS THE LATEST. NnifdftJ ew es ’B ns an d colourings that • evVCliy are an outstanding feature bef,.,. cause of their unusual beauty and OIIKS distinction. Suitable for FROCKS, COAT LININGS, HANGINGS, CUSHIONS, etc. J ust a f ew pieces in strikingly NOVelty beautiful colourings. Silk Satins Why not visit our Showrooms and have the satisfaction of seeing these for yourself? Country clients invited to write for samples. THE MARK tAllensHarrisß 4 Pw-nlrMy B»— OF QUALITY

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