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Grey River Argus, 12 April 1948, Page 4

TZARORO FLORIST. —For — DISTINCTIVE WREATHS AND FLORAL TRIBUTES. ’Phone 958. W. W. BUCHANAN. NEW FUR STYLES Show Overseas Influence Latest news in word and picture from London and New York says, small collars, large sleeves, roomy armholes, and uniisual skin-workings. In New Zealand this overseas influence is already apparent in many of the new garments and from the wide interest being taken in the latest Pattison Ede Fur Showing, it is evident that these new styles can. now bask in the glow of feminine approval. ★, ''f ''' 't Wg ; > 1 ■■ J w Bl - L. 1 This year again, limited quantities oi imported furs are available. Musquash, Marmot, Squirrel and Fox are proudly displayed by Pattison Edc- among other cherished furs, while our own New Zealand Coney maintains its prestige of last season by appearing in new and delightful guises. If you would like to see these new Furs you are invited to visit the Salon of The Pattison Ede Co. Ltd., 72 Lichfield Street, near Colombo Street. Christchurch RABBITSKINS For Top Market Prices consign to “ The Otago Farmers,” located in Dunedin, the recognised centre in New Zealand for Rabbit and Opossum skins. Our ex P. e s* and perfect display conditions command the confidence of all buyers. 1. Prompt remittance. 4. All skins sold at 2. Cash advance .on auction. receipt of skins, 5. Small consign* if required. ments up to 281bs 3. Carefully a f e car r i. e d checked weights cheaper by post. Latest Dial Scales Ensure FULL INWARD WEIGHTS. The OTAGO FARMERS’ Co-op. Association Of N.Z.. LTD.. Crawford St., Dunedin. Quick Bciliiuut V W-- Z §t,uvc Poitsh zo.2i