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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XV, Issue 186, 6 November 1925, Page 7

aalues Sports Frocks SMART SHAPES IN DAINTY FABRICS. STRIPED, PLAIN OR FLORAL EFFECTS. A Truly Magnificent Selection ■ DAINTY STRIPED COTTON FROCK, in saxe and white colourings, organdie collar, half-sleeves, gathered at hips, black patent belt to finish— Price SMART CHECK FROCKS, in crimson Sponge Voile, round neck, short sleeves, pockets and belted— Price 32/6 AFTERNOON FROCK, in navy figured Foulard, long sleeves, roll collar and cuffs of White Voile, edged with lace; tie to finish _ Price 52 s CHARMING FLORAL VOILE FROCK, tunic stylo, round neck, long sleeves and pockets trimmed saxe, blue voile to tone Price 63/NOVELTY WHITE LINEN FROCK, daintily designed, in red and black colourings; round neck, half sleeves; tie to finish STRIPED FUJI SILK FROCK, in Helio and Fawn “ng/; round neck, half sleeves and gathered at hips— Pries 32/6 FUJI FROCK, in dainty tunic style, half sleeves, collar, cuffs, and round tunic faced with apricot— 6S/6 STRIPED SPUN' CREPE DE CHINE FROCK, in effective colourings of blue, fuschia and cream Peter Pan collar, half sleeves, trimmed buttons in front with tie to flush— Price £4 19/3 VISIT OUR COMMODIOUS & COMFORTABLE TEA ROOMS - Everything home-made. Wedding Breakfasts and Receptions a Speciality. a s tit

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