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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10560, 10 April 1920, Page 8

Cold Weather MAY BE DELAYED; BUT IT WILL COME, AND PROBABLY SOONI IN THE MEANTIME VISIT “The People's Store” AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM THE BIG VARIETY OF Distinctive Tweed Coats! YOU WILL FIND THESE COATS WARM, YET NOT TOO WEIGHTY; COMFORTABLE WEARING, BEING A SPECIALLY GOOD FITTING STYLE AND BEST FINISH. These are several of the values; LAbIES’ TWEED COATS—In latest shapes, with collars of the newest styles; ‘in plain and check materials, in a variety of shades. Prices *5/16/-, *6/6/-, *T/7/-, *B/8/- to *lO/10/SMART VELOUR CLOTH ■ COATS—Newest cut, in shades of Fawn, Bottle, Grey, and Violet; 'finished plain, or trimmed with fur. Prices 13 gns„ 15 *ns. ■ 1 ALSO SEE THE Dainty Georgette Blouses IN SHADES OF PINK, NAVY, IVORY, LEMON, SAXE, ALSO BLACK AND WHITEj IN A BIG RANGE OF STYLES, AT 65/-, 67/6, 69/8, 75/-. CSMITHL™

People who knew Auckland in ike long j ago and who- find their way bank to it now declare that it has improved beyond all knowledge, especially in the matter of accommodation it offers to visitors. That ie quite true. In days 'urine by there were no private hotels (worthy .the name) in Auckland.Cottainly there ivas no place like "Stonoliurst.” in Symonds street—perhaps the niost popular private hotel in the metropolis of the north. Quite luxuriously furnished, boasting an excel-ent table, lovolr grounds, a pretty fernery, and beautifully-kept tennis lawn, “Stonehurst” is an ideal place at which to stay. And the company is most select. Letters or wires addressed "Stonehurst,” Auckye replied to at once, *