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RAETIHI SALE
Wanganui Chronicle
28 April 1926
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
Wairarapa Daily Times
2 September 1936
Top: For a man on the move, a lightweigh wool and terylene suit in pale blue chec by Cambridge (Symon and Lowther) Above: A sports jacket for city life, in forest green polyester. The trousers cut a graduated flair in checked wool and terylene (Taylor and Waters).
Press
8 October 1975
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
Dominion
20 October 1921
Stop Press.
Star (Christchurch)
21 September 1929
Page 17 Advertisements Column 1
Press
17 November 1977
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Press
18 November 1988
ION CONSCIOUS PRINCESS
Bay of Plenty Times
17 January 1948
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Press
28 January 1911
Page 14 Advertisements Column 2
Press
4 December 1968
Page 12 Advertisements Column 3
Press
13 November 1968
Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
Press
16 August 1968
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
Press
30 July 1968
Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
Press
2 August 1968
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Press
12 July 1968
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Press
30 January 1963
“SAFE AND WELL”
Franklin Times
14 May 1941
CHARLlE CHASE M.G.M. Hal Roach comedian with a flair for comic capers and clever dancing. Remember him in "Leaping love"? with Laurel and Hardy, Our Gang and Harry Langdon. Charlie Chase completes the M.G.M. Hal Roach group of tworeel comedy stars so popular wherever movies are shown.
Gisborne Times
13 September 1930
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Hokitika Guardian
21 March 1932
Page 3 Advertisements Column 5
Lake Wakatip Mail
21 September 1909
Page 3 Advertisements Column 5
Lake Wakatip Mail
8 November 1909
Page 3 Advertisements Column 7
New Zealand Herald
11 February 1919
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
Poverty Bay Herald
1 November 1935
Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
Pukekohe & Waiuku Times
29 June 1917
ENGLISH NEWS.
Taranaki Herald
6 November 1905
Page 4 Advertisements Column 3
Star (Christchurch)
22 May 1935
BIG PRICES.
Wanganui Herald
14 July 1909
Judith Malcolm’s white cotton suit is a thoroughbred — strong-shouldered and leggy. Kick pleats give flair to the centre rear hemlines of the skirt and jacket. A simple black silk camisole and a black and white wide-brimmed hat (on table) from Allie Miller exclusive to Judith Malcolm finish the outfit.
Press
3 November 1987
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
Press
24 May 1983
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
Press
17 April 1961
Page 2 Advertisements Column 6
Manawatu Times
28 February 1910
Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
Poverty Bay Herald
30 June 1897
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Patea Mail
27 August 1909
QUICK CHANGE IDEAS
Taranaki Daily News
8 December 1928
PUBLIC OPINION
Thames Star
21 April 1917
Maori ‘flair’
Press
13 June 1979
Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
Press
16 May 1983
Page 2 Advertisements Column 3
Press
25 May 1956
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
Press
29 March 1961
Page 1 Advertisements Column 7
Nelson Evening Mail
21 September 1936
RACING.
Wairarapa Daily Times
14 October 1929
RACING Flair Wins Soundly At Wingatui
Press
22 September 1958
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
Auckland Star
2 April 1923
Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
Auckland Star
22 July 1892
BACK TO EARTH.—F. J. Perry, the English Davis Cup player, who has rather a flair for acrobatics on the tennis court, has this time come to earth in a different sense, having been beaten by Farquharson (South Africa) in the second round of the All-England lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon.
Auckland Star
28 June 1933
SATURDAY’S DOUBLES
Press
22 September 1958
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
Dominion
9 March 1911
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
Press
19 November 1968
Page 10 Advertisements Column 3
Press
12 November 1968
Page 4 Advertisements Column 3
Press
15 November 1968
Page 10 Advertisements Column 3
Press
19 August 1968
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
Press
10 July 1968
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
Press
11 July 1968
Bette, Davis, Warner Bros, film star, lias a widely-acknowledged ■flair for dressing. Here she \ wears a dashing dinner ensemble' of , linen, the sweeping skirt being patterned with white carnations, \ f the same material being used on the hooded blouse. The patent leather belt is in the same clear red shade.
Evening Post
24 August 1940
SUCCESSFUL REPERTORY
Evening Post
12 December 1941
Page 10 Advertisements Column 4
Evening Star
16 September 1926
BLOOD STOCK SALES.
Grey River Argus
14 July 1909
Home Racing.
Manawatu Standard
16 May 1906
SPORTING.
Northern Advocate
9 May 1906
LOUIS KOSSUTH.
New Zealand Herald
24 March 1894
Page 5 Advertisements Column 7
New Zealand Times
13 September 1913
Page 5 Advertisements Column 5
Pahiatua Herald
7 March 1914
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Pahiatua Herald
19 April 1938
Page 13 Advertisements Column 2
Poverty Bay Herald
25 October 1938
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Colonist
17 March 1908
AUSTRALIA ATTACKED AND DEFENDED.
Colonist
6 November 1905
WEATHER FORECAST.
Thames Star
13 March 1914
Tough match to France
Press
6 June 1977
Doubles, trebles
Press
23 February 1988
Four months of debate about the proposed 1985 All Black flair Africa ended in July when the tour was called off after an interim injunction was granted against the New Zealand Rugby Football Union, A rebel South African tour never reached fruition, but an alternative tour was arranged, to Argentina.
Press
3 January 1986
THE SITUATION IN INDIA.
Ashburton Guardian
22 November 1897
SATURDAY’S DOUBLES
Press
20 October 1958
Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
Press
18 November 1968
Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
Press
8 August 1968
Page 17 Advertisements Column 2
Evening Post
18 November 1930
“LISTEN TO ME," the Parisans millmet natvely calls this chapeau. Evidently inspired by the tricorne of the time of Napoleon it certainly has a “flair, but it requires a superbly-dressed coiffure to curry it off. Note also the embroidered rovers and cuffs. Embroidery for ornamentation is becoming increasingly popular in Fails and London.
Evening Star
21 May 1938
THE POSITION AT DUNEDINE.
Grey River Argus
2 February 1912
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
Northern Advocate
17 August 1937
Page 5 Advertisements Column 4
New Zealand Herald
30 November 1901
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
New Zealand Herald
24 July 1894
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
Nelson Evening Mail
22 August 1939
WEATHER FORECAST.
Pahiatua Herald
15 December 1917
REMARKABLE WELCOME.
Poverty Bay Herald
24 September 1920
BRIAN AHERNE AND JOAN CRAWFORD are starred in “I Live My Life.” Joan Crawford, beautifully photographed, lavishly gowned, and speaking some of the most sparkling dialogue yet to reach the screen, is at her best. Brian Aherne, her new leading man, is splendid with his handsome appearance and flair for light comedy.
Poverty Bay Herald
23 April 1936
The higher Oriental appreciates to the full the European’s flair for the sensitive art of dress designing, but few possess the super-art of Anna May Wong, the Chinese screen and stage star, who is seen setting off to advantage an evening dress of taffet chine with gold lame. taffeta chine with gold lace.
Timaru Herald
4 April 1933
THE DERBY.
Star (Christchurch)
16 May 1906
Page 10 Advertisements Column 3
Star (Christchurch)
10 August 1934
"WARNED OFF."
Wanganui Chronicle
6 November 1905
SPORTS AND PASTIMES
Wanganui Chronicle
12 July 1911
LATEST NEWS.
Wanganui Herald
30 September 1882
Page 11 Advertisements Column 5
Waikato Times
31 August 1932
The attacking flair of French backs is vividly illustrated in this picture of the nimble Serge Blanco sprinting for a try at Lancaster Park in 1984. Mark Shaw has been left lamenting, and Patrice Lagisquet is the delighted supporting player. Blanco will again test All Black defences in the next six weeks.
Press
15 October 1986
UNKNOWN.
Auckland Star
30 September 1910
ELECTROLYSIS
Press
9 July 1920
ELECTROLYSIS
Press
19 April 1920
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
Press
29 November 1968
Scratchings
Press
21 July 1969
Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
Press
17 July 1968
Page 2 Advertisements Column 3
Evening Post
18 February 1876
NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
Feilding Star
29 October 1898