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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17859, 3 August 1918, Page 11

For The 1 iw WRIBiM NEW COSTUMES will, as usual, be worn for the first time at the Grand National—and, as usual, most of them will be " much of a muchness." YOUR Costume will be distinctive and superior if made by Eugene Spitz <S? Co. . . Fori in addition to the exquisite cut and finish given by the Leading Ladies' Tailors, our exclusive new materials will contribute further charm. CALL and SEE these fabrics—a small parcel has just come. The illustration shows one of our Costume styles—attractive, is it not? ■Phi Ladies' Tailors 77, Cashel Street Weit, Chriatchurch.

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