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Hokitika Guardian, 22 March 1920, Page 3

I' K H l~‘ —h H New Autumn Costumes, h jj Stylish Group of ■^OOt K r jj Beauty and practicability are delightfully combined in these smart costumes. yi The designs are very novel and the colourings quite the latest for the season. Tweed, serge and worsted arc the pre■j dominant fabrics used in their manufacture, but several other seasonable materials have also been utilised for these Autumnal garinents—all fabrics, however, are in good *" taste and keeping with the stylish spirit of |J! the times. It’s quite impossible to attempt to give an adequate description of these costumes. They must be seen to h.ynj predated. h :k ITIKA. U • i Si Supposing You Call To-day. K H McORUER & CO.

New Curtain Materials Post free from Dainty Bordered Voiles with charming coloured inset at edge and hemstitched and drawn thread effect. Softly-hanging fabrics that will brighten any window and are particularly adapted to casement windows. 40 inches wide. 3/11 yard. * Something new for Dining Room, Smoke Room, or Hall Curtains —Striped Terry Curtaining. In rich colourings. Very durable. 36 inch wide, 8/6 yard. Small Oak Book Troughs. 18 inches long. Well finished. Price, 6/6 each. Ballantynes, Christchurch Ok <6

sss? jl -i hbbb ffi ssiss esaassi look cut fo* tm : New Season’s Millinery, Coats & Costumes. NOW OPENING OUT. These goods were personally selected in the three large centres. Inspection Cordially Invited. I SCHRODER & CO .ma SBS3S ims be® r«&s says bsss asa. ag&s &&ass

M. J. CORBETT. CITY CASH BUTCHERYj NORTH REVKLI. STREET. PAYING CASH on the block a > REDUCTION of ONE PENNY 7 I»EK LB. will bo made on all meat ; sold , EVERY SATURDAY NIOIIT from 7to 9 p. in. a clearing bargain sale will bo bold when all meat in stock will be sold at prices even less than cost, so that the shop can bo cleared by 9 o’clock. Don’t miss the ba'gains. jjIMU gPORTS * XEMEN’S QAIINIVAL. The above sports & carnival "ill he held oh the HIIIII DOMAIN GROUND on TUESDAY, APRIL 6th, 1920. To be followed by » GRAND BALL. M. KEENAN, Secretary.