. tfWITING YOUR INSPECTION m I , pF OUR 1NTRIGUING NEW . . . COATS, ft FROCKS and W MILLINERY 1 We have & whole store full of the most interesting, colourful and beau- j\ B tifui garments to wear now and all through the Summer. Crepes, / )( ' X Sheers, Taff etas, Florals, Stripes, Solids, Dots, etc., made up into the jj \ season's most importani fashiona for Eyery Day oi* Night occasion, \ NEW SPRING COATS— Smartiy styled in plain and striped flannels -and all wool tweeds prettily flecked in novelty weavfes. Fetcliiflgly cut in double breastC(^' CU^ ViVra3r>. °r fdting styles. Seasonal tonings. ; PEDALINE STRAWS-We have an attractive range is\ these serviceable straws in>all wanted shades T !f \ J/ ^ ' an^ s*zes* Latest sliaped crowns with wide or /\ \v turned up brims. Prettily trimmed with flowers . and ribbono. B.M.L. Pricea 6/11 to 9/11 ®ach M( \ , JACKTAR STRAWS Tliese new glazed straws in the I JP» AI'a cutest shapes — including Gobs, Bennets, Bretons, i S '* etc. — are immediate favourites with all. Snappily 1 f / I /] trimined with floral spray and novelty ribbon I ^ effects. B.M.L. Prices 12/6 and 14/6 each tt \ CHILDREN S WASHING FROCKS — We \ need only mention the fact that these are v [ \ * \ made from the newesfc range of Tobralcos | \ yx ' \ and you know that service and wear are fjl V \ assured. Button f ront styles with neat col- / 'T? 'A ^ar an^ turn kack cu^s in white. Sizes A\- \ "\ 16 " to 36"- B.M.L. Prices 4/6 to 6/6 /v ; \ ^ SPRING SUITS. Cbsmopolitan oufclook, I I " "" S "" (\ — Tailored perfection in detail. Styles to , I \ give that slender effect. Three quarter or y J \ hip length coats in the brisk smartness of \ , neat checks or fine kubby woven tweeds. •« f/7 \ \ \-;y . All sizes 69/6 to 79/6 ^ Ma mi ( V i SPRING FROCKS — Dame Fashion answer I I M& ^tjl v|\ to the burning qttestion 'What Shall I MM L Wear?' In bright happy colours and smarfc \||k wjH^ new styles — slim waists — swishing gored » "J &lm skirts — puff sleeves. In brilliant Florals, Spots, Paisleys, etc. Full range of sizes. 29/6 to 59/6 START THE NEW SEASON RIGHT BY CULTIVATING THE BON MARCHE HABIT BON MARCHE LM HASTINGGS . . 8 WHERETHE LATEST COSTS THE LEAST
RADIO BARGAINS! We Eave ceveral ,'good Used Radfos foi} *'His Master's IFoIce'-1 latesfe models* Wd 'Offer. These af Very Attractivej Prices and oa -Easy Terms. Call and Inspecfc and Secui'e ond of these Radio Bargains for youj home. — RASY TERMS BEWLEY'S LIMITED Music • Radio • Pianos HASTINGS
m rr srw« YOVJU r&jw&E That for over a century discerning Gardeners have always sown ttC\ftateA' (R^labiZe SeedV \GENT HENRY WILHH18 ft SOr »■» ti A s 1 JNtj;- .v «. \ ri i j;
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 6, 30 September 1937, Page 10
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