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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20093, 24 November 1930, Page 2

XZ&4Sj MADAME - WHAT TYPE-•©*; TI6U CE Is' yciiCJ? ■ Until you know the answer,to that question you cannot make the most of your 1 Science has shown that .tW are live fundamental land Figure-types into which New Zealand women fall, your corsetiere tell you type of figure yours is, and you with the Berlei Fouhditioa; Garment specially designed fai it. Only by so doing can tin* demands of health, comfort, fashion be satisfied. Berlei garment is fully gua teed. Sketched is Bcrlsiie $722, cut ix dainty striped Broche ar.d ' tiso-ttv.e coloured Etru. lace \tiib i'&o-iot:* ribbon sbouldet straps. ■ A backless Ht6iel, fastening wi:b narrow elastic bend. Mat sui:ablet for evcrAsiS Sizes : 30-26. li'rapOH 231 : For the Sway Back figure; is composed of soft two-torn bracb* and strong silk elastic. Finished at xsaizt n '.i'a dainty lace and braid. 4 Velvet Grip suspenders. ii;es : 22-50. An exquisite model. Stocked oj a'.', leading stores. More Berts: foundations are to!d in the .Southern Hemisphere than si! other brzTidz combined. Tfttl- Ki-TYfC rOtMCATION CARMEtf

Antique Designs in Tapestry Now allowing: a fine range el* Commenced Tapestry Work with materials to finish—Stools, Co&ions, Screens, and Tender Stools. Good designs—-moderately priced. MRS POPE Ltd. ART NEEDLEWORK SPECIATBT. P4169 Totsp Own Interests—may be deeply affected by events in New Zealand Therefore, when vou hare decided to nrake a. trip abroad arrange for Thu Peli£3 to hj» vested to y»a -mgelasfy.