I INSURANCE i CO.LIMITED FIRE MARINE ACCIDENT LIVE STOCK MOTOR CAR Trustees and Executors, Attorneys, Agents W. I. BOLAM. SManaf- '" "—*---• RED CROSS SALES DEPOT, next G.P.0., wants Gifts of Furniture. Curios. Jewelj lery, Fancy Goods, or anything saleable, to I provide funds for our wounded soldiers.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN The selection includes a particularly wide diversity of styles and colourings —hats designed to gratify all tastes, and for all occasions, and we believe you will appreciate these generous reductions. Every lady knows what Stylish and Exclusive Millinery we have been showing this season, and when we say this charming collection is being offered at special prices, we know the announcement will be welcomed by the people of Christchurch. < Trimmed Hats, in Silk and Velvet. Very fashionable styles and colourings. Extensive range, from 15/6 Trimmed Model Hats, in a lovely range of colourings, exclusive styles, very smartly trimmed, from 21/Black Velvet Hats, small, comfort-able-fitting styles, from .. 17/6 of coloirnngs, from ~ 15/6 I. SEE OUR SPECIAL Gabardine and Tweed Stitched Hats, several shades and styles, from 7/11 Coloured Velour Felt Hats, trimmed with ribbon band; fashionable shades, from 14/6 Ready-to-Wear Felt Hats in a very varied range of styles and colourings, from .. .. 5/11 Children's Felt Hats, in Cardinal. Navy, Brown, Saxe, from 4/11 WINDOW DISPLAY. -._., NAVY COSTUMES Excellent in Style. Reasonable in Price. Navy Suiting Costumes in reliable materials, fast dye, stylishly cut and finished with belt and pockets. Striking value at 5 Guineas GRAHAM, WILSON & SMELLIE THE HOUSE FOR VALUE
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1357, 19 June 1918, Page 8
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249Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1357, 19 June 1918, Page 8
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