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Evening Star, Issue 23681, 14 September 1940, Page 15

D.I.C. proudly present. F r .< m m an m m m ■ m m m. m Fashion premiere of gorgeous New Zealand creations at the Savoy on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next at 3 p.m. each day! Many preconceived Ideas of Imported fashions have had to be changed - new plans.made.. And to-day we pay enthusiastic tribute to the manufacturers and designers who" have so- magnificently co-operated with us, creating these and hundreds of other fashions that far surpass all Importations. You'll be" amazed when you see this Mannequin Parade —and as New Zealanders you II be proud to acclaim the marvellous beauty and authentic design of the lovely garments that are being presented in the Tudor Hall, Savoy, next week. Sponsored by the D.I'.C. and the Savoy ltd. in support of the Navy Queen ! The following have kindly consented to be mannequins:— Miss PEGGY BREWER Mrs WAKEFIELD HOLMES Miss LOLA JOHNSTON Miss MARGARET MATHESON Mrs HOLDEN MIRAMS Miss PAMELA MIRAMS Baby ELIZABETH Mrs STEPHEN REEVES Miss MARY REEVES Miss WINIFRED SMITH Mrs ADELINE SHEILD Miss JOCELYN TAPLEY Miss JOYCE THROP ANN Book your Table NOW at the D.I.C. Booking Office. No charge tor reservations. Including Afternoon Tea In support of the Navy Queen 26 the D.I.C fashion centre

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