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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1920, Page 3

I, H H K m■ ■ a■ ■ Stylish Group of K New Autumn Costumes. -OOCKBeauty and practicability are delightp fully combined in these smart costumes. The designs are very novel and the coK " lourings quite the latest for the season. P ( Tweed, serge and worsted are the proH ■ dominant fabrics used in their manufacture, n but several other seasonable materials have a also been utilised for these Autumnal garments—all fabrics, however, are in trood e taste and keeping with the stylish spirit of U the times. ** , t It’s quite impossible to attempt to give an adequate description of these costumes. They must be seen to V. a; p.r* )(l. H Supposing You ChiU To-day. H McGRUER &CO. SPOTGASH H DRAPERS H J A 1 " ZJLa 1 mJ&mi wSeb kJLb 1

w ew Curtain Materials Post free from Ballantynes 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

LOOK OUT mil TilK New Season’s Millinery, Coats & Costumes. NO IV OPENING OUT. I -XICO-f These goods were personally selected In the three large centres. Inspection Cordially Invited. SCHRODER & CO &38K i i I I I I

M. J. CORBETT. CITY GASH BUTCHERY. north REVELS street. By PAYING CASH on the block a REDUCTION of ONE PENNY PER LB', will he made on all meat Sold. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT from 7 to 0 p.m. a clearing bargain sale will be held when all meat in stock will be sold at prices even less than cost, so that the shop can be cleared by 9 o’clock. Don’t miss the bargains. R n! " OARNIVAL. The above sports a carnival will be held on the RTMU DOMAIN GROUND on TUESDAY, APRIL 6th, 1920. To be followed by a GRAND BALL. M. KEENAN, PORTS A