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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19198, 14 June 1924, Page 9

“ II E R A U D S. THE NOTED FASHION SALON. Since the inception of the “ House of Herauds,” Ilallenstein’s Buildings, its select clientele has grown rapidly, and it has been found necessary to move into more commodious quarters. The now suite of fashion salons arc located on tho top floor (Nos. 5,6, and 7), of Hallenstein’s Buildings. and arc easily and comfortably reached by the electric lift. The furnishings and fittings are *n exquisite taste. Tho five large panel paintings in delicate water-colours that adorn the walk are genuine works of art. The lighting in the main salon is perfect, while the “Night Salon” for displaying and fitting evening wear will at once commend itself to our many patrons. As one strolls through the main Salon, modes of the moment in frocks and gowns, for both day and evening wear, inspired by famous French and F.nglish originators, are attractively displayed. Here is a dinner gown of exceptional dignity and charm — over there two gorgeous little *v frocks —and so on. Every garment expresses refinement and exclusiveness. ‘‘Herauds” Gowns and Frocks are prominently featured at all smart social functions by women who appreciate ultra-excellence, at prices that are indeed very small. A “Herauds” garment is noted for its quality, dignified fashion, and low price.—l 4624.

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