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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18963, 10 March 1925, Page 15

BUBDIVISIONAL PLANS, BOOKLETS PAMPHLETS, Executed in First-class Style, at Moderate Cost. HERALD PRINTING WORKS. Telephone, 2890.

Smith & Caughey, Lid. By Special Appointment to Admiral of the Fleet, the Earl Jellicoe. Tho EilTcl Tower, Paris. '.— "t )-.'v f.i £t. Paul's Cathodral, London. Autamn and Winter About 950 cases, bales, and packages of new goods have been received ex s.s. Tekoa, Waimana, Cornwall, Pipiriki, Leitrim, Port Deniston, Tairoa, Hororata, Kent, Tasmania, Remuera, and other overseas vessels, exclusive of heavy consignments received from New Zealand Manufacturers. These new goods comprise the latest authoritative modes in Costumes, Velour and Tweed Dinner and Evening Gowns, Coat Frocks, Fur Coats, Smart Knitted Wool Jumper Costumes, Coats, Skirts, and Jumpers; the newest creations in Millinery; Neckwear Novelties of every description, as worn in London and Paris; good quality Gloves and Hose, and all other essentials for fashionable wear for the Autumn and Winter seasons. Many heavy shipments of new Dress Fabrics have also been opened up, and are now displayed for inspection in our spacious Dress Department on the Ground Floor. Included are an sxtensive assortment of Coloured Woollen Materials in all the most popular shades, Serges, Cream Coatings, Coloured Flannels, Tweeds, and Worsteds, Novelty Check Fabrics, Hopsacks, Velour Coatings, Sealettes, and many other seasonable materials, in all fashionable designs and colourings. Ladies are cordially invited to call and view our Exposition of these new Autumn and Winter Fashion Goods, all of which are correct in style, superior in quality, and marked at our low cash prices. I m