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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5456, 2 August 1929, Page 1

Ready-to-Wear MILLINERY ! Marked for Immediate Clearance ‘ MMjMMFXnMMji ' SMMNr '' .QMMfe • ■*’’*' -J ;: ' ; ' : " A l7lkU.S ! ’ s '-' Our huge assortment of sizes, styles, shapes, and colours represent unusual values in Millinery. Make a tour of our Millinery Department - but come early and get the best selection. Percy Williams Ltd. Z“ Where Quality Costs No More." ~ , i?D m 4 Phone 58 - Box 1 - PAEROA,

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