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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17067, 27 September 1929, Page 12

I (&> c i Millinery Modes of And a Few Words about a Shipment of New Spring: Millinery Becoming to a degree is the New Spring Millinery, especially the gaily lined Straws —a welcome change indeed after the more sombre headgear of winter. There are Hats for the elder folk too, and contrary to custom, great attention has been paid to this particular line —And for those who are willing to spend a little more, there arc some Smart Model Hats, that are truly worth those additional few shillings. Ladies’ Ready-to-wear in Big Variety of Plain and Fancy Straws, Etc., Etc. 9/11, 12/6, 13/6, 17/6, 19/6 to 22/6 Smart Model Millinery. 29/6, 32/6, 35/- to 39/6 A Nice Variety of Matron’s Millinery in Ready-to-wSar, Models, Etc. 16/6, 19/6, 22/6 to 29/6 Spring Coats We were almost afraid of not being able to advertise these Coats this week, but they came to hand just in time, so that everyone has an equal chance of seeing them first. Delightfully new, and carrying a trim Spring note, these Coats are worth coming a long way to see and buy. Hqs’o are the Prices and Particulars. Ladies’ Silk Coats; Smartest Slyles, in Navy, Black and Fawn Shades. S.W., W’s. and O.S. and N.O.S. Sizes. 49/6, 65/-, £3/19/6 to £6/6/Ladies’ Repp Coats, in S.W., W’s., and O.S. sizes. All Newest Shades. 39/6, 45/. to £3/19/6 Ladies’ Tailored Tweed Coats, Plain and Leather Trimmed, Etc., in a Good Variety. I wm

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