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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5498, 8 November 1929, Page 1

Fresh from London and the Continent — New Ideas io jH[“ r s Frocks Millinery . ' Gloves and ' Handtags. Uii ' /n Of all the good things the 81-' ' ■/ Corinthic must have brought there were more to equal the H delights o.t the beautiful range UtTT'W n of garments and handbags we WTO have just opened up. Jfi S fl There are frocks for the W H beach, the street, the office, n/■ ' I and afternoon wear; Millinery that is decidedly eclat; / Gloves both kid and silk; and I / of Handbags, an assortment If that shows a keen desire to 1 introduce ■ harmony between O handbag and ensemble. Mi —and the prices are most m interesting. ' Percy Williams- Ltd. G Phone 53 - PAEROA - Box I L|

Uninterrupted service sounds a big order. So many«tars serve one well for a year or two, and then begin to demand repairs. , And repairs mean loss of time and money. That is why it pays to buy a Renault—the car that’s built to LAST, to give a lifetime of uninterrupted service. And it DOES give it, as many testimonials received from New Zealand Renault owners, show, RENOWNED SINCE *9B \ Another significant tribute to the quality of the \ Renault is the fact that Major Segravo-tha v \ famous Racing Motorist, recently chaae a B* \ nault Six as his personal car; \ Reliability in a car is above all other things, VMI \ iv with his keen knowledge of everything theoreti* J* cal and practical appertaining to automobile co»* I \_l struction and performance and with every facility for testing for himself all high-class productiiM, he chose a RENAULT Big Six. WRIGHT STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. AUCKLAND VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS, EDEN TERRACE. Open To-night till 9 p.m. >