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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4391, 17 March 1922, Page 1

First Display of Millinery eS& for Autumn. I / ;«£ Truly pleasing are the new Models W/ 8 which are in tones harmonising s I with the Autumn Season. a a \' In the main the new models are of \| I ' darker shades, to which brightness V A X is added by the coloured Floral, v J Feather and Ribbon Trimmihgs. Inspection is Invited of this beautiful Autumn Millinery, which embraces a big range of shapes in wide and medium brimmed hats, besides close fitting shapes. The charm of this display is enhanced by the inclusion of the Ready-to-wear Hats, and also a nice range of Children s Your inspection of• this Autumn Display will be welcomed. Call. DfcFWtters

AUTUMN and WINTER “MILLINERYJust Opened At C. Keller’s A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF MODELS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. Velvet and Felt Hats. • Tagels and Fancy Straws in all the Latest Styles and Colourings Inspection Invited.

Mr F. E. Flatt, Stationer, is the Paeroa Agent for Miss Scott, Florist, Thames. Early orders ensure work being delivered in good condition. Horse and Cow Covers Willesden Green and White Duck Canvas. GOOD WORKMANSHIP. BEST MATERIALS. ID AVID A. VINCENT PRACTICAL SADDLER AND HARNESSMAKER Normanby Road, PAEROA.

MY PEOPLE OF PAEROA AND THE HAURAKI PLAINS are unanimous that without Champion Muscle Raiser Flour and Standard Oatmeal, Rolled Oats, and Gruel Meal, Life would be a Sorry Lot, and so say all of us. V.