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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19844, 19 May 1927, Page 8

FURS and J FURCOATS at J WARNOCKSj PRICES TO BEAT J New Zealand r 1 WE MENTION A FEW: < 1 Mole and Brown Bich Coney, J [ trimmed with reversed bands — < > £l4. . i Kolinsky, f-liength.—£l2/10/-. "I 1 Dassio Golden Spot; ideal coat \ 1 for motoring.—£29/10/-. J ' Peschaniki, extra quality and J i lining.—£49. ■“ J Marmot. Extra good skins, !' i leng-th.—£39/10/-. \ i i Boreal Seal. 40in. length, lined J Silk Broche. —£39. » Musquash. Full length; a hand- < J some coat.—£ss. 5 J Beal Seal. A handsome Beal J i Seal; good Skunk collar.—£49. [ Musquash Handsome Kit J • Skins, latest design i-length. J ; £54. ;« • Black Coney, trimmed with '» ! Grey collar and cuffs.—£23. J ! Black Coney Coats.—From £7 4 : 10A ; i Black Coney, with real Skunk / ; collar.—£l3/10/-. J ' Siberian Kid Skins Coat, real , Skunk collar.—£27/10/-. J ! Blue Coney, with Skunk collar; ? • full length.—£l3/10/-. / [ Most of these Coats are made i in New Zealand. J 1 Foreign Coats are subject to / [ a very heavy duty. For in- C i stance a £lOO Coat costs about 5 1 £45 duty. The Skins come out Free if f from a British Colony—and only / ! a very small duty on foreign J skins. Only the low price im- . ported coats can compete with « those made in New Zealand. 5 FUR NECKLETS AND TRIM- S MlNGS—Please see our Window 4 for these at— J WARNOCK'S