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Southland Times, Issue 19479, 31 March 1922, Page 2

Ladies’ Winter Coatings n ® w est ideas in Winter Coatings are now presented at our Establishment—a splendid range that will prove most attractive, satisfying, and serviee---^‘'4/ii a^e *° olll ' Tady Patrons. Look ft l6BB i ew nBs note the reasonable prices 56 inch STRIPED & CHECK COATINGS.—Smart goods, at 12/6, 13/6, 15/-, 17/6, 19/6 per yard. 56 inch PLAIN COATINGS.—Heavy make in shades of Brown, Green, Navy, Grey, and Fawn, at 15/6, 17/6, • 19/6, 22/6 per yard. 56 inch BLANKET COATINGS, in Creme, Saxe, Cardinal, Jade, Vieux Rose. and Violet, at 15/-, 16/6, 19/6, 22/6 per yard. 56 inch COLONIAL FANCY CHECK COATINGS.—Latest Designs and colourings, at 15/-, 17/6 per yard. Coatings for Children’s Wear a . TEDDY BEAR AND BEAVER, in Crimson, Vieux Rose, Green, Fawn, Creme and Violet at 12/6 to 19/6 per yard. tWe specialise in SEALETTES, CARACUL and ASTRACHAN. To secure the best selections an early, call is necessary. Special Discount of Is in the £ now ruling. HERBERT, HAYNES Ko. THE DEPENDABLE DRAPERS TAV STREET INVERCARGILL

Special Clearance Lines McGRUERJAYLOR’S CHILDREN’S BLACK HEAVY A Splendid Range of NEW NOVELTY CHILDREN’S POPLIN COATS, in KNITTED ALL WOOL HOSE in VEILINGS, in Black, Coloured and Vieux Rose and Saxe slightly damsizes 4 s s’s and 6’s. A Splendid Two tone effects, at SPECIALLY RE- aged. Were 21/wurm line for school wear, and LOOK DUCED PRICES. The Prices range to 29/6. A Snip at 7/11 each... AT THE PRICE. Only 2/11 pair, from 1/11 to 4/6. Now I/-to 2/6. LADIES’ LONGCLOTH NIGHT LADIES’ BLACK RIBBED CASH- “ DRESSES, Trimmed with Lace and MERE FINISH HOSE. INFANTS’ w HITE pINAFORES> Were !2/6 to 14/6 Special Value 2/6 pair. Trimmed with Embroidery and In- ..ttt nn-niTin sertion Were 6/11 each CHILDRENS JERSEY SILK LADIES’ BLACK RIBBED ALL be ™° n ' were o/ii each DRESSES, with Kilted Skirts. 35/6. WOOL CASHMERE HOSE. Now 2/6 each. Tc be c | eared at i9/6 each While they Last 3/11 pair. WHITC ™ v rare.™ LADIES' WHITE DRESSING JACKLADIES' HEAVY KNITTED WOOL CHILDREN S WHITE SILK DRESSES ETS Trimmed with Pink and Blue GAUNTLET GLOVES, in Heathers Sizes 18 meh to 20 inch. Were 12/6. 7/6 Clearing Price 4/11 each, and Greys. Special Price 2/11 pair. To be cleared at 7/6. LADIES’ WOVEN BLOOMERS, in LADIES SCOTCH KNIT WOOLLEN Navy and White 7/6. GLOVES, Nice fine Make of Extra INFANTS’ WHITE SILK DRESSES, To Clear at 4/11. Quality, in Black, White, Beavers, Trimmed with Silk Insertions and rnnnorwo rvnnv nm., Brown and Nigger. Vai. Laces. Were 17/6. CHILDREN S TEDDY BEAR. Trimmed with Silk Ribbons. 4/6 Special Value 2/11 pair. Clearing Price 7/II each. and 6/6. Now all one Price 2/6 each.

CUNARD LINE LONDON SERVICE. T?EGULAR Sailings of “AQUITANIA,” -*■l' “MAURETANIA,” and other magnificent passenger steamers from U.S.A, and Canada to Liverpool, London Southampton, Bristol, Queenstown, and Cherbourg. AUSTRALASIAN SERVICE, COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION LINE, LIMITED. DIRECT SERVICES: United Kingdom to New Zealand. New Zealand to United Kingdom. New Y ork to New Zealand and Australia. Steamer. From. About. Port Pirie Wellington May 20 Port Denison Wellington June 15 Port Victor Wellington June 22 Limited Accommodation for Saloon Passengers. I ARES —£85. For full particulars apply to— HENDERSON & CO., LTD., Agenta. Or toCO MMONWEALTH & DOMINION LINE, LTD., Martitime Building, Wellington, ■ SAVILL & ALBION CO., LTD. ! THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS TO LONDON, via PANAMA. I The Largest Passenger Steamers in the New Zealand Trade. SAILINGS tcircumstances permitting) ; 1 CORINTHIC—IOth Apnl, via Panama. I TAINUI— Ist Half May, via Panama. lONIC —June, via Panama. ARAWA —Late July. Carrying all classes of Passengers. AU twin screw steamers fitted with wire- ! less. ' For full particuiars apply to the Agents: DALGETY' & CO.. LTD. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. SHIRE LINE LONDON AND WEST COAST PORTS. UNITED KINGDOM —Out and Home. IL TES HIRE— Sailing from Wellington about 11th April (Cargo only). I LEET—ARGYLESHIRE, AYRSHIRE, BANFFSHIRE, BUTESHIRE, BERWICKSHIRE, also MORAYSHIRE and NAIRNSHIRE (Turbine Steamers). Cargo carried at LOW RATES of Freight. Offers of Cargo London to New Zealand wanted. SHTRE LINE built first steamer specially constructed for New Zealand Refrigerated Trade, which vessel loaded in New Zealand, 1884. Since then the Company have been continuously in the Passenger and Cargo Trade to and from New Zealand. For passage and freight apply to— TURNBULL, MARTIN <fc CO., DUNEDIN, LOADING BROKEN 0