'Shipments have boon delayed, hut now the newest, the most distinctive and exclusive English and Continental fashions have arrived. We regret that Madame lias had to wait so long for the model which she has been seeking. With the Summer weather, however, these newest modes have arrived and our Karamca shipment will depict styles that are becomingly unusual, exquisite ensembles for the more formal occasions, smartly serviceable ensembles for street wear, all original in design. Each model will prove so charmingly .attractive and perfectly fitting. Summer coats in crepe-de-chine and georgette, the distinctively tailored tweed coats, have arrived in a wonderful variety. Novel suits in charmolaine with smart fancy silk floral jumpers will be of unusual interest. Then the indispensable washing silk frock which will be genuinely Macclesfield, the dainty jumper suits and exquisite millinery modes, every item of this shipment compels the earliest inspection. MathewsoiCs, Ltd.*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17062, 21 September 1929, Page 13
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