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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13278, 10 September 1906, Page 4

D.S.C. NO /-vRDIXAEY CIRCULAE CAN INFORM YOU OF THE BEAUTY AND VARIETY OF OUR NEW STOCK —■ * WE ARE CONSTANTLY OPENING UP NOVELTIES. OUR HOME AND ABROAD BUYER IS EVER ON THE ALERT TO SECURE US THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS AT ■DEDEOCK pEICES. EVERY STEAMER FROM THE WORLD'S MARKETS EQUIPS OUR DEPARTMENTS WITH THE T ATEST ATOVELTIES. OUR NEW ■pAEis -jVTODES SURPASS ANYTHING WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. THE ARTISTIC STYLES AND COLOUR TONING OF OUR NEW MILLINERY MARK THE PRESENT SEASON AS ONE THAT WILL TEST TO THE UTMOST THE ART OF THE ARTIFICER. gEE THE jq-EW jJ^ODES. WE HAVE OPENED AN UNRIVALLED STOCK OF LADIES' {COSTUMES. OKIRTS, AND T J LOUSES. THE FINEST COLLECTION IN THE CITY WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND INSPECT THE NEW GOODS. D.S.C. SALVAGE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT HOFFMANN, LTD., 213, Q^" sraEETPO ST L E AND DALMEB, TAILORS. - 1 - HATTERS. AND GENT.'S OUTFITTERS. It's the inside of a, Coat (that you don't see) that makes tho outside (that you do see) worth seeing. It's the Handwork (intricate stitching and moulding of collar, lapel, shoulders, sleeves—the inside tailoring) that gives permanent shapeliness and wear to ° our Suits NEW DESIGNS IN EXCLUSIVE SUIT LENGTHS. WOODROW'S HATS. Newest Styles, ex Corinthic, now open. •pOSTLES AND pALMER. STRAND ARCADE AND QUEEN-STREET-