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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18208, 2 October 1933, Page 9

'*77y ★ r NEW IERLKS Exquisite new figure-slimming, curve-controlling styles—Corselettes, Controlettes, Wrapons, Corsets, Girdles, Brassieres ! Gorgeous new materials—Failles, batistes, Venetian Satins, Alencon Laces, Brocades and Brocljes! And alluring new color notes—Pastel Pinks and Tea Rose! The new Berleis for Spring and Summer! See them to-day at our Corset Salon! Styles and models for every figure type—every occasion—every income! Advice and fittings free. \ \ / // * & % & a X •” s % I: m m & t M I \ v/?/ Uust.rated at top—a typical new low-back Berlei Jorselette, in pastel Pink Satin. Our low-back Corselettes range in price from 14/11 t 0 £4/4/Phe charming Berlei Stepin illustrated is created n Tea Rose Batiste, with lace panel down front. )ur Stepins range from 21/- to £2/2/Phe Berlei Corselette at right is cut in Tea Rose le hisfred Satin, with uplift bust sections in Tea lose Lace. Our Corselettes range from 8/11 t 0 £5/5/CORSET SALON

STANLEY D. NATHAN, stock and sharebroker, Nolan and Sheet’s Buildings, Childers Road, Member Gisborne Stock Exchange.* Lyttelton.—October 2: Arrived, Maui l’omare, 7 a.in., from Mine Island. Auckland.—October 2: Arrived, Monowai, 6.25 a.in., from Vancouver; Tima, 8 a.m., from Gisborne; Canopus, 11.10 a.m., from Westport; Wingatui, 6.25 a.in., from Wellington.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE. —No. 6 Issue Co-opera-tive Building Society Shares. — Write No. 4. Herald. IS O FECIAL. —Chocolate Butterscotch, 1/- lb.; American Boss. 1/0 lb.— Only at American Candy Store (ne,\t Resent). “ ' ■ ' *' ~