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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 453, 18 March 1909, Page 4

.1A OK NTS AND COSTUMES AT WHO I; ESAUE PRICES. GOODS bought by mail and deemed unsuitable may be returned and lull money refunded. Indies’ Tweed Jackets, double breasted, with swing backs, 19s 6d, 2is, 255, 27s fid. Cloth Jackets, all newest colours and shapes, swing backs, 19s fid, 255. Tweeds Paletots, double breasted, swing backs, latest shades 19s fid, 21s, 255. Cloth Paletots, newest styles, T 9* 6f l. 2 5 s - Navy Serge Paletots, exceptional quality, 27s fid. Misses and Young Ladies Coats, 39 to 51 inches, in tweeds, brown and blue face cloth, smart styles, swing and Kmpire backs. These will fit small women, 12s fid, 15s fid. 17s fid, 19s fid. Flannelette Blouses, all colours, stripes, checks, 2s nd. Viyella, a wonderful assortment of patterns, from 10s fid. COSTUMES. Tweed Costumes, Directoire cut away coats, 32s fid, 39s fid, 425. Navy Serge Costumes, all latest shapes, braided, 32s fid to 755. Long Coated Tweed Costumes, the very latest, several different shapes, 4 2S - Specially Note. —Cut any illustration out of modern fashion book and forward same to us with description of material and price wanted. We will be almost sure to have garments counterpart of illustration among our stock. State height and bust measurement.

We Positively Know that “RADIUM ” Is absolutely the ... Best Boot Polish made in New Zealand — perhaps in the World ! Had we not proved this, we should never have placed it in the market. QUICK. BRIGHT. LASTING. McLEOD & SON, Manufacturers and Proprietors Sixpence a Tin- Boot Shops and Stores.

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