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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20800, 20 August 1929, Page 4

r To-days Hats at a Glance Some sketches of the Hats featured in the D.I.C. Millinery Showroom. Decorative and wonderful in line, duplicates of those sponsored by the leading designers of Paris and London, and wprn by the smartest women of Europe. All black leads again, and black combined with colour. Off-white eggshell tints demand much attention. Shades of brown with marigold, yellows, and beige; also green in lime and leaf tones lend becominghess for the Spring season. And not least of the attractions of the D.I.C. Millinery is the very moderate pricing. See the Window Displays. c • Dunedin. A Cordial Invitation to All Those Interested to Gall and See the New Goods is Extended. A By Royal Warrant to H.M. tht King. >,o#6 Miles) o Cut In Half! The Duchess of Bedford and Captain Barnard leaving England in their Fokker Monoplane on August 2nd, 1929, flew 10,000 miles in 882 flying hours, arriving back in England on August 9th, thus breaking the previous record of fifteen days, by half. Performance is Proof ! Again a STANDARD GRADE of Wakefield “ CASTROL” was used, proving itself supreme, perfect lubrication being obtained whatever the temperatures or climatic conditions. This is further testimony to the exceptional Quality of “CASTROL,” constituting yet another World’s record, using:---WAKEFIELD C. C. WAKEFIELD & Co. Ltd 11 MARION STREET. WELLINGTON i Bnsthn AUCKLAND CHRISTCHURCH DUNEDIN

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