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Southland Times, Issue 25641, 7 April 1945, Page 6

New Winter Coats though still not plentiful are arriving more regularly now. NOVELTY TWEEDS, FLEECY MARL \ COATINGS, MOHAIRS and HERRING- ik BONES are favourites, with Black more p popular than ever. Well cut and styled in f*' good Woollens to give seasons of correct, yet practical wear. jy Styles are varied: BELTED BLOUSE Fp. STYLES, wide sleeves, beautifully tailored pleats tSfW. SEMI-FITTING TRIMLY TAILORED X STYLES without belts. | 1 " I \ Smart well cut TRAVEL STYLES with W (W I. \ accentuated shoulder lines and half V Jr ’ t®," ' \ belts across back. \\ I $ ’Job. ' \ BOX COATS with really good tailored s f' lines, both slenderising and becoming to P Js|>Lpthe more generously proportioned figures. & w .z'Sc J Prices range from: /S f I Vl. 1 £6/19/6 upwards. I I and we recommend early inspection | A for best choice. T | \ We have also received some beautiful ' HOMESPUN TWEEDS for larger fittings (S.W. to W.X.) in both coats and costumes, many of which are matching designs and can be worn as 3-piece ensembles. Again we advise Early Inspection while available. i/ TAYS’:«iVER£AR6Ii.L,

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SERVICEMEN ENTERTAINED WAIMAHAKA.— The Waimahaka hall was filled for a social evening in honour of Privates A. McGarvie, S. Mincher, K. Livingstone and G. Capil and Aircraftman I. Templeton. The guests were piped to the stage by Piper L. Crighton. The chairman, Mr J. Tapper, in making a presentation, referred to the splendid record of the New Zealand Forces. Mrs W. Stirling also made a presentation of a parcel of comforts on behalf of the branch of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union. Messrs F. Carswell and L. Orlowski also spoke. Private ,A. McGarvie and Aircraftman Templeton returned thanks on behalf of their comrades.