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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15857, 1 September 1913, Page 2

">UIUC HOTICEi' ' - , '. '' ; ' Our First Exhibit of I ® SPRING , NOVELTIES . / COMMENCES ON 40^' Sept. 2nd, fit l ] A iim onward from day to day. ' ' Mill i As if this announcement was personally addressed to ' i fTI V y° u ' we y° u to ta^e as an Invitation from r" I I lit flpMMf Management to inspect same. . ' ill »lI •' NOVELTIES -« I r i|| |||| * Costumes, Frocks, Blouses, and Summer Coats, - 11 1 || ' 111 111 Exclusive Dress Fabrics and Silks, Neckwear and. ill' 'I i ! 111 Iff Trimmings in- endless' variety, Distinctive and ill I f 'H' I|l • Charming, Millinery, Dainty Designs in Wash 1 111 I 1 IHr fllf Fabrics, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, in il nil II il ateßt — ''' 11 High and Rattray Streets, GEO. CROW, DUNEDIN. Manager, ; t ■ ' - ' . ' , \ HERRING-BONE EXPANDED METAL LATHING The Standard Steel Lath for Ceilings, Partitions,' and Walls. The Heavy Ribs make HERRINGBONE rigid, producing a Plastering Surface that dbes not spring under pressure of the trowel. • Outside or inside walls built of HERRING-BONE Metal Lath, with Lime or, Cement Plaster, ' are Refreshingly Cool in Hot Weather and Warm in Cold Weather. MP" CHEAP. FIRE-PROOF. WEATHER-PROOF. VERMIN-PROOF. PERMANENT. "W SMITH & SMITH (Ltd), gg'

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