“ELSINORE.”

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1509, 27 March 1919, Page 25

“ELSINORE.”

It has been said that Paris is full of imagination and unconquerable spirit—that everything she touches is touched with her loveliness. Had it not been for the “inspired” hand of Paris ladies’ dresses might ere this have degenerated into unsightly garments. Ladies who appreciate the grace and charm of beautiful clothes are well repaid in a visit to “Elsinore,” Hallenstein’s Buildings, Princes Street, Dunedin. Here a wonderful selection of dainty frocks, elegant blouses, and delicate underdresses' meets the eye of the visitor on entering the premises. These are fitted out in a most pleasing and artistic manner, all the garments on view being made on the premises from rich quality materials, designed on the lines of the latest Paris models and daintily finished by skilful artists. Miss Egley, the principal of this f ourishing business must be congratulated upon her enterprise. She is always pleased to assist visitors in their selections, and everything at “Elsinore” is of such a pleasing nature that no one could feel that a visit had not been worth while.