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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4319, 30 March 1901, Page 4

SURPASSING t/< ... • I)ibPL&T " v ■ ..of ■■ 1 . FAWN thß most .popular ;. ' ; AND THE MOST FASHIONABLE GARMENT J, ... FOR OUTDOOR WEAR IS THE THREE-QUARTER FAWN SAG JACKET. AND STAINS are showing a Fashionable-'and.'Beautiful Range of these Jackets in LAWN COVERT COATING FAWN MELTONS FAWN BEAVER CLOTHS WE ECLIPSE ALL COMPETITORS ? ' FOE VARIETY : " FOR QUALITY FOR PRICE ’ WE CAN ■ : ■ FIT ANY FIGURE. . SUIT ANY PURSE. SATISFY THE MOST EXACTING, ■MWMM&iaa KDRECALDIB AND STAINS’ (LIMITED) COMPETITORS- * ■ In the fbrthcomihg’BaYaar C9mpetition are reminded that their finished work depends-for its effect quite a much on the quality of the 'materials used as on their own skillfuiness. ■ , . KNITTING COMPETITORS ' - . - Who use our Scotch Yarns hare th choice of an unequalled variety of • Shades, Textures, Mottles, etc., etc., for either sox, hose, ■ bootees, baby jackets j- etc., and the quality of th yarns are unsurpassed. ; DRAWN LINEN COMPETITORS ' Who use our Special Linen will have the satisfaction of 'easy . work, and something whifch will look well and wear well. , PACE COMPETITORS , VT. - May procure from its the Widest Variety of Designs,-,and touch the Gheapi eat range pi all Linen, Braids and Threads. ; i , i :■ A ' P R I N~G E i the ar t needle w;o r k dbp o t - ■ ; ; 69 lambton quay; ■

THE ■ COajMCT'' THING-' npijEB,TE AT?n HOTJSE DRAPERY COMPANY, LTD.. have just received a A ! TU Magnificent Selection of IiADIES’ MWN - i -■/ : i : SAC- BAOE', JACKETS. There are of those, all in the most : correct styles, and in a beautiful variety of FACED CLOTHS, COVERT COATINGS, Etc. Some Plain and some with! Velvet Collars. We have divided the various qualities into distinctive lots, marked as follows: ’ , • LOTS 1 2 3 c 4 -5 18 s 6 D 21 s 6 D 31 s 6 D 42® 6° 55 s ~ Ladies will find that these are in the Very Height of Fashion and really Exceptional Value. EO "O'CrtJSB ITh EATERY QOMPANY. LIMITED. qm jjohse

E N F O L D 'S mi IKES, PLANTED first in 1844, never since supplanted. • PENT OLD’S WINES are guaranteed absolutely pure, and are nature's own pleasing restorative. Anaemic people, invalids and lovers of a good glass oi wind should insist on PENFOLD’S, as they, are unequalled for flavour and nutriment. . . . Ai the recent Pans Exhibition against the world PENFOLD’S WINES obtained the 'GOLD MEDAL. I Specialities— Red iFrontignao No. X Claret Each’ Constantin Rich! Port Old Tawny Port (15 y.ears bid). No. 1 Chablis No. 1 Sherry Muscadine Soldi everywhere. 690 Insist on Penfold’s Label. TAILOR-MADE GOWNS. NEW GOODS ha've arrived for COSTUMES and Special Materials .for SKIRTS. ‘ @ i AND QO., 30, WELLINGTON TERRACE 45

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