EXHIBITION OF FOREIGN FURS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18387, 1 May 1923, Page 8

EXHIBITION OF FOREIGN FURS.

A sensational. sale of gorgeous foreign furs, comprising Russian Marmot coats, Cliapelle seal coats, Kolinsky coats, ■' natural Musquash: coats, Hudson seal coats, and many other furs in real skunk, white Arctic fox, Russian Kitt fox, sables, fitch and wolf, is announced. This remarkaDle indent line, the wholesale stock of a famous London furrier' who is going into liquidation, should attract considerable attention for the next few days. The furs will be disposed of entirely regardless of their cost-. Already the lines have been marked down to one-fourth of their original value. The English, representative is keen to complete the: sale, so that the exhibition, which is open to the public at Room 54 (third floor), City Chambers, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., should afford a unique opportunity to ' ladies keen on getting the latest in furs for winter wear. The goods, made up delightfully in coats, capes, wraps, and necklets are the pick of recent ' shipments to this country so that this is a a guarantee of their superiority, apart" from the bargain prices, which compel purchase. It- is not expected that the exhibition will, last mora than , the week arranged, so prospective buyers should "make a point of calling early to inspect.