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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1564, 15 April 1920, Page 18

THE FJkZSTJLIsZIZAis a hat that always finds favour, being cool and comfortable. p W L. -W V wMMHr W swIISF <W---c.- ~ ■ 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 all sizes, 9s. 11d. to 255. MILNE & CHOYCE, “ Queen St. AUCKLAND.

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