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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5474, 13 September 1929, Page 1

The New Tweeds ■ show a Fashionable note in Spring Coats! TPWEED will be the predominating I note in the Coats for Spring I 1929. Stylish yet most serviceable, Tweed otters variety in textures and colours, while for wear on boisterous, windy days they stand alone. When overseas tashion experts designed these coats a mode was struck most captivating to the woman who appreciates fine clothes a ’ It is with pleasure that ■— we await your early in- —— spection of our stocks. Percy Williams Ltd. Phone 58 — Box 1 — PAEROA.

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