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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19254, 19 August 1924, Page 2

| The Latest Styles in Gentlemen’s While Dressed Collars Four-fold Made in England. New Shapes and Popular Styles! "BLONG,” IJrin. “DOMBEY,” l|in. New styles in square front double shapes. Designed to permit tie to be worn clear of collar points. "COLTON.’* An entirely new double shape with back depth l£m, the front points being cut extra deep and fairly close fitting. "BINDLE,” IJinu A distinctive double shape, the square cut fronts coming moderately well down, showing defined points. “CLYDE,” liin. “TE-ROA,” l^in. Wing shapes, square peaks, fronts of moderate size; the Popular Styles. “SPORT.” Back depth with medium, low-set front. Points at slight angles, permitting collar to sit firmly to shirt band. “KULNEK,” liin. A specially low double shape. This collar is now procurable in the extra large sizes. “COURT,” Butterfly wing design, the points being rounded and the front opening less than with the pointed peak styles. ■o “RUDOLPH,” l|in. "DUDLEY,” 2in. Wing styles, well defined peaks, sloped back, giving slightly more room between -peaks. “DALDINGTON,” liin. “MAXFORD,” l|in. Low setting double collars, rounded away at fronts. These shapes have been greatly favoured. ALL ONE PRICE, 1/3 EACH. J & J. ARTHUR, Ltd. * Men’s Mercers and Outfitters, Hatters, etc. 12, 14, 16, and 18 George Street

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A neta member of a fa mom family. Now obtainable at all Tobacconists. SEVENTIES 70 0 NOTES ON RURAL TOPICS byAgricola, Weekly in the Otago Witness, dealing with subjects of current interest to farmers.