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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16448, 31 May 1919, Page 11

In spite of great difficulties C. C. Ward has secured a good stock of New Tweed Coats at reasonable prices. / Brown Tweed Coats, box-pleated back, cape collar the latest, 95/-, 99/6. Similar style in Grey Tweed 84/-. All Wool' Tweed Coats in grey, blue and brown mixtures, most up-to-date style, 89/6, 99/6. Wool Knitted Coats, new'styles, helio and fawn, 35/-; .cream, 39/6; black, grey and saxe, 45/-; maronno and purple, 75/-. Nice assortment of the fashionable white Tibet Fur Necklets 55/-, 65/-, 75/- each./ Cash Draper . .562.

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