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Waikato Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 4962, 26 March 1912, Page 4

©jy We are Opening aad @®® @@e® ©sssa®®® o®s® a®®®® ©s© ©®s© © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © « © Now Showing New Drapery <!><s><&# All Bright and Shining like a new pin, AT THE I COSEY COINER ffi ! | HAMILTON. a © @SS ®®©®o® @®o©®®l®®®®®©®©®©®®® ®®®®®®S© I NEW, STYLISH and SEASONABLE | GOODS OPENED AT THE LADIES WAREHOUSE. X TARESS GOODS, Jackets, Coats, Rain Coats, Mackintoshes, and the latest in -i-J Millinery Models for Ladies and Children. ! ♦ | A. MeGARRIGLE, Hamilton. | THE LADIES’ WAREHOUSE. £ •M 9 »»♦♦»»»♦ I J. H. MLTON BRL\es HAMILTON TO THE FRONT IN TAILORING. M/E HAVE SUPPLIED quite a number of the Ladies of Hamilton and district with COSTUMES * * * And so convinced are we that the Ladies of Hamilton desire to have the Best —the Latest Cut—and Fashions right up to the moment, that we have decided to bring to Hamilton onr First Shipment of * * * * FRENCH & ENGLISH COSTUME MODELS. These were imported specially for the Autumn and Winter Seasons. They have just arrived by the s.s. lonic and represent the Costumes that are to-day worn in Paris —the Fashion City of the World. There are some Exquisite Designs, with Elaborate and Handsome Trimmings. Such Costumes would please the eye of the most Fastidious. Special Invitation! DOR THE BENEFIT of our Lady Patrons we have 1 arranged for a SPECIAL DISPLAY of these MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES on x + + THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY, MARCH 28. MARCH 29, MARCH 30. And we cordially invite every Lady to come and inspect them. No one will be pressed to buy. It is* an Exhibition of PARIS MODELS and the LATEST COSTUMES from the Leading Cities of the Continent. j. hTdalton, LADIES’ HIGH-CLAES COSTUMIER, VICTORIA STREET, - - HAMILTON.

rfCy n.: Everyone Who has not passed the Accountancy Exam. Is eligible, and has a chance. Send for onr beautifully Illustrated free booklet "Opportunity,” describing clearly this generous offer. | HEMING WAY & ROBERTSON, fcl Accountancy Coaches fj by Comapondenca (461 paaaea)j Box 516 t AUCKLAND. feiMSio 0 mbsse 0, H. FLETCHER k CO. (Late Fort & Fletcher), LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S TAILORS, Victoria Street. Hamilton. Riding Trains and Divided Skirts a Speciality. Pit, Style and Workmanship guaranteed. ’Phone No 138. ’Phone, 300. H. FORT, Qenlienien’s High=grade Tailor, VICTORIA ST., HAMILTON. Latest Samples and Patterns for Summer Wear Just to Hand. EVERY GARMENT GUARATEED Thompson & GwiSlim (Late J. LONE, Livery Stable Proprietors, MOKRINSVILLE. Phone No. 18. General Carrier ALL TRAINS MET—Auckland, Roto rua and Te Aroha. Vehicles for Hire.

Early Winter Drapery Novelties. OPENING EVERY DAY. Specials. Fancy Neck Wear, The Latest in Flats, Feather Mounts, Fruit Mounts, Silk Cords, Ladies’ Jackets, Waterproof Coats. Men’s clothing. Mackintosh Coats, Oilskin Coats (guaranteed), Canvas Coats, Tailor Made Suits, Boys’ and Youths’ Suits. Thos. WELLS.