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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 78, 14 March 1933, Page 7

FIRST GLIMPSES of Autumn Fashions As Shown by Baird’s To-day Just a few glimpses of Autumn Fashions as Baird’s feature them to-day. You’ll be thrilled as you _ . ...... M handle these things, and more es- iop the Millinery Mode. pecially when you see the unusually FELTS , in every conceivable shape )’ low prices. If you can t call, mail an( j Co ] ()Ur) are showing in this sea- % your order; it will receive the per- son>s disp i ay . New Turban ..hopes, sonal attention of experts. jauntily-trimmed styles and smart little every-day hats. Trimmings arc in velvet, plush and metal orna- ’ vWW nients. Colours are Wine, Brown, Rust, Blue, Grey, Violet, Green, 1 ror Day or Evening. Blue, Gold Navy Black ail(1 otheri! There’s nothing newer or smarter '7'711 Q/11 11/1' than velvet, and, of course, we are i/ll •J/ H 1A 7 showing this popular fabric in IQ/ft 1 U /(I * many different effects. 1.0/ > • ’ I) RING VELVET, in a delightful ■ quality, showing in the loveliest shades of Blue Brown, Red, Shell, Different. Green, White and black. 1 A /i‘ V J They’re different in Cut, and they're lv/(i laid different in Materials. You simply must ’ ee tlle splendid range in our CRUSHED VELVETS. These are showroom . showing in many different weaves, and are really charming. In Wine, o Brown, Blue, Violet, White and <3ICBIS! b 'VCS Black. 11/6 12/6 16/6 ln w ' >t ’ l - gSS® y , The NEW SCARVES are so attrae- * a ™ tive, and are showing in corded and ■ __ _ 4 Vandyke weaves, in brightly colourTV OOllCttS ed effects. They’re priced from — wiW Are Smart. The new TWEED WEAVES arc al- OoICOFOOf ready proving most popular.- Show- SaVSVjf* W* 1(1/ ing in Corded, Diagonal and Herringbone weaves, in all shades. HVwBwB J /1 ' \ lhey’re 36in. wide. This aristocrat of Silk Hosiery is our 3/11 Yard I special feature, and we’re proud of it. In various weights, this hose is WOOL AFGHALINE, for smart, ser- showing in the newest shades and viceable frocks is showing in self- sizes from B|in. to lOin. Ask to colours: Brown, Blue, Red. Green, see them. Fawn, Navy, Lido and Black. 36in. n //> wide. 7/11 9/6 14/11 4/11 Yard GLOVES, too, are smart yet we specially invite you to come Everyone is sewing, because it’s mevnen.iv. and view our New Season’s smart to make your own clothes. inexpensive. Merchandise. We’re proud of See the wonderful range of Home Fabries, Nappas and Suedes seem to it, and we think you will be Budget Patterns in the Pattern be most favoured. Come in and see really interested. We twart Dept., next the Fabric Sections. I our selection. your pleasure. BAIRD’S DRAPERS :: HASTINGS

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A request to the Government to postpone the necessity to sign form U B 32, requiring particulars from unemployed relief workers, was made in a. resolution at a public meeting at New Plymouth last night The hall was filled. A meeting of the relief branch of the Labourers’ Union decided to refuse to sign the forms. The member for New Plymouth (Mr 8. G. Smith) is to be asked to call a public meeting to justify the Government's policy.