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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1559, 11 March 1920, Page 20

THE H-A-TT-A-JMZ-A. is a hat that always finds favour, being cool and comfortable. ?fe/. <■ i;<-— • J? '"rfr: ‘A J j> wKA : .*z ; : ./* - A' J t-'’ — ... X ' . The shapes this season are of a decidedly smart appearance and of good quality. The Alpine, as illustrated, 455. Other shapes 245. 6d. to 635. Boys’ Panamas in al! sizes, 9s. 11d. to 255. MILNE & CHOYCE, “ Queen St. AUCKLAND.

r ...... Vgi s " x W ZB •....?.'•■.■•■ /fi That “A.C.” is the name of Britain’s SW&S I Leading Light Car—the car that gives the service but doesn’t “eat you out of house and home.” The car with the lightest upkeep of its class; the car that is built for men—not cranks. X Economy, dependability, safety, simplicity—SEßVlCE. - AUTO-CARRIERS (1911); LTD., THAMES DITTON, SURREY, ENGLAND. u 0 D <C ’j n ?v°, rari ' ales Department: 181-184 Hercules Road, Westminster Bridce Rn*A London,. S.E. 1, England. a l ia