Millinery Attractions for Monday. j f FUR HATS AND TOQUES, various smart styles, in Seal, Squirrel, I f and Filch-Usually 26/6 and 32/6; to be cleared at 12/6 and 15/6 | : each. " j MATRONS' BONNETS, in Velvet and Crinoline, beautifully trimmed 3 • with Ostrich Tips and Ospreys—All at 12/6 each. | A TABLE OF MODEL HATS AND TOQUES, in large and small j shapes. Black and coloured, in Velvet and Silk, Ostrich, Flora]. \ and Ribbon trimmings-Usually 35/6; On Honday, 15/6. | ANOTHER TABLE OF SIMILAR STYLES—Usually sold at 25/-, I will be offered at 10/6 each. | SPECIAL OFFERING OF BLACK AND COLOURED VELOUR 1 HATS, in all the latest shapes—Usually 18/6; Monday's Price, 4/11. I im Imi in i I -hmbi i i .. . m r , i I i , , . •— A Few Items from the Showroom. I I 1 From the many attractive items in the Showroom we mention U just a low to give some idea of the price reductions that are taking i place. | I 12 FULL-LENGTH COATS, in Grey and Fawn Covert, also in Navy j Serge, an exceptional offering—Usual Price, 42/- to 63/-; Special | Sale Price, 9/11. | 5 ONLY-MODEL TEA GOWNS, in Navy, Vieu.t Rose., and Maun § Cashmere, all high-grade goods—Usual Price, 55/-; Special Sale V Price, 12/6. " 3 5 ONLY-MODEL COSTUMES, in Velour and Brocade, colours - 1 Wine, Violet, Cinnamon, Moutard, and Tan. All in different and V exclusive styles— Price, £6 to £8; Special Sale Price, 69/6. 1 6 ONLY-SMART AND USEFUL COSTUMES, in Velour and new I Cords. No two of these alike. In Fawn, Saxe, and Grey—Usual I Price, 105/-; Special Sale Price, 49/6. | FLANNEL SPORTS SHIRT BLOUSES, warm and cosy, in Brown. I Grey, Green, Saxe, Nattier, Navy, and Black grounds, with | stripe—Usual Price, 11/6; Special Sale Price, 5/11. 1 6 SMART MODEL FROCKS, in Charmeuse and Silk Crepe. Colours- J Wallflower, Lime, Violet, and Black and White. These arc highest I f class goods, usually priced £6/10/- to £9; Special Sale Price, 63/-. i i L:■: , : , I In the Men's and Boys' Department. j I Last week's attendance of men buyers at our Sale constituted a | record—a sura enough indication that the savings to bo effected are 1 known and appreciated. Here are a few p'ars for next week, which 1 will be found just as attractive, if not more so, than the offerings 1 already made. 1 i MEN'S SINGLE-BREASTED RAINCOATS. Raglan and plain sleeves, 1 in Grev, Green, and Fawn stripe, unlined, principally in large 1 sizes—Original price, 65/-; Sale Price, 39/6. ' | 20 MEN'S WADDED SILK DRESSING GOWNS, in Brown and I Navy, all sizes—Usual Price, 29/6; Sale Price, 19/6. | 13 GENT. "3 WADDED SMOKING JACKETS, in Brown and Navy, J all sizes—Usual Price, 18/6; Saje Price, 13/6. " i E DOZEN GENT.'S WARM WINTER WAISTCOATS, all sizes, in f Brown and Slate shades, self back—Usual Price, 10''6; Sale Price, 3 6/11. 1 47 DOZEN GENT.'S AMERICAN LINEN COLLARS, double shapes- \ Usual Price. 10/- dozen; Sale Puce, 6/11 dozen. See them early, g as some of the sizes have already sold out. ' 20 BOYS' DOUBLE-BREASTED SERGE SUITS, with white collars, 1 fit boys from 7to Usual Price, 26/6; Sale Price, 12/6. | BOYS' FELT HATS, in Navy, Fawn, Green, and Brown, trimmed | Silk cord, suitable for bovs 3 to 5 years—Usual Price, 4 '6 to 6/6; {'. Sale Price, 2/6. I i 1 _ZZIZZZIIZZZZIZZZZ~~ I
' '' "**~"^^* — " 1 ' 5J5555855! "jg "" ;'—"»"» SSBSf* Furnishing Goods. 1 F I J j ART CURTAINS I | Table Covers | i * | & Cushions \ CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS I | FOR WINDOW TREATMENTS, I \ Dainty Vitnage Casement Nets \ New Styles Brise Bis© Casement I Nets \ j Embroidered Muslin Curtains j I j j Fancy Light Gauze and Canvas I Curtains ] I Kochel Linen Embd. Curtains 1 I § | Crash Art Curtains i I Special Line of Art Curtains and j | Draping Materials in small I designs, etc. 1 I Turkish & Oriental Table Covers \ Angora & Moquette Table Covers I 1 . i j * Kochel Linen Embd.Table Covers i I I | Embossed Cloth Covers | ft * ■ ; j Fancy Bedroom and Drawing I | Room Covers | I — I j Cushions in all styles and makes ! \ j Applique Designs in Net, Satin & Velvet j \ | Oriental Turkish Cushions ! j I Embossed Crash Cushion Covers i 1 Smoking and Dining Room Cush- I jj ions, plain borders and stitched edge I I I tan&am j COY., LTD., | ! | Queen Street, AUCKLAND. j
gPB IN G CL HAN IS 0. °d?.m ? ' n r -V?. l ° Soows. Churches, Banks k Public Buildin?9. Cleaned and Dislniectad. r Houses washed Down. Paintwork Cleaned. Carpets Taken .Up and Cleaned at our Work* T l i?^£? aDlnß of all descriptions ~ INTERNATIONAL CLEANING 'CO & Phone 3328. Market Lane, Willaihy 8»
W PEACOCK AND SON. Ophthalmic OpI • ticinns, '.MP, Queen Hi (near Victoria • St,). Sishl Tested by most improved mothods. I Spectacles r.ccnralcly fitted. Artiticial Eyes .ot all colours in slock. Nautical and Sur- ! veyors' Instruments in stock and repaired. I -VfO DEPOSIT PIANO CO. 'li The easiest terms possible. No In- ' tereat; No Deposit.—2B, High Sv
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15646, 27 June 1914, Page 10 (Supplement)
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