Smith & Caughey Ltd. Recommend Early Inspection of the following . . . INTERLOCK COTTON PYJAMAS. V neck, jumper atyle, one pocket, and bound contrasting colour. Short sleeves. Cream/pink, cream/sky. Good value. w - 6/6 JUST RECEIVED ! "WEDGWOOD." Manufacturers' Samples. Vases, Jugs, Wall Plaques, Book Ends, Dessert Ware, Jasper Ware, including a number of exclusive pieces by Keith Murray. CHINA GALLERIES—FIRST FLOOR. TRACED GOODS. New designs in "Easystytch" traced satin Cushion Covers. Shades of green, gold,, rose, blue and orange. 2/9 each NEW MILLINERY. By "Jacoll." Smart brim styles and halos. Suitable for golf and general wear. A large variety of fashionable variations. In navy, brown, fawn, blue, black and wine tonings. 11/9 KAIAPOI 4-Ply "RUBY" WOOL. A large selection of mar! effects. Finest quality. Si D Skein, 5/6 Head. NAVY SUEDE FABRIC GAUNTLET GLOVES. Perfect fitting, reliable wearing. In newest styles for every-day wear. 4/6 4/H 7/H p,ir ALL-WOOL FANCY VELOUR COATINGS. Superior quality. In faint phantom check effect. Brown, wine, bottle, Paris blue, navy and black. 7/11 y " 4 FABRIC HALL. ART. SILK STOCKINGS PLATED ON WOOL. Full fashioned, with ribbed expanding tops. In black, taupe, dark grey, dark brown, kangaroo, and mid brown. 5/11 MARLBORO' CREPE. A beautiful soft draping fabric for day and evening wear. Colours: Ivory, rose, salmon. Jubilee rose, saxe, schooner blue, primrose, grey, licorice brown, wine, cherry, peacock, apple, navy, black, etc. 38-inch. 4/11 SILK DEPARTMENT. FAST COLOURED COAT SMOCKS. Made from superior quality overall cloth. Good fitting, well finished throughout. Shades: Light, mid and dark blue, mid and dark green, beige, brown, and rust red. S.W., W., O.S. Long sleeves. g/ 6 X.O.S. 8/11 S W., W., O.S.—Short sleeves 7/11 xos - 8/6 An Announcemen . Smith & Caughey Ltd. announce their appointment as exclusive Retail Distributors for Messrs. Robinson & Cleaver Ltd., world-famous Irish Linen Manufacturers. An invitation is extended to all to inspect the display in our Manchester Department of Dama*«c Cloths and Napkins, Linen Sheets anid Pillow Cases, just received direct from the factory in North Ireland. Fansoii§ for Quality Value Variety I i ; - M: M ■m //V £• &■ a.; I Pi ■ r -v" • ' ■ 11l HI 111* 0 iV/i)J»1 lI^U mm >IU fl" V M IW lilt MIIA 111 ili lIIM 111 - vJ,'jom • - Mother used to say 'Let her have another cup to keep her quiet. 5 " Miss Piper teems with vitality and has never known a single day's illness. And all this she ascribes to her dxty cups of tea a day. Miss Piper studied the tea she drank and knew the importance of good tea to good! health... just as "Amber Tips" is so widely appreciated in this country. , :• w \ I <0 J J., W&" " i if:/;,: £ % ma? fi't : -'i Choice Empire Tea L ' "
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22406, 30 April 1936, Page 17
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