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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 13 September 1917, Page 3

Notable Showing of Exclusive t3£mS^3t^3C^sKsJ^^CS^£S^ SPRING MILLINERY SCm3£B^£^ce^C^£|^£^t3£&aC^£&33C&3:C&33£&|J t T Y t t T T Y Y Y Y ❖ An expose of the early arrivals ji st to give yon a correct forecast of the Exclusive Styles approved by close followers of fashion. Showing for the first time in Taihape, the New Millinery Ideas for the Spring and Summer We’ve many new things to show you —radical inovations that will surprise you—Flowers and Foliage are the key notes of the smart styles this year, but the shapes arc more picturesque than ever before. The high-crowned hats with their quaint, piquant beauty hold the centre of the style stage this year. You will find the handsomest types here. Then, too, there’s an elaborate showing of creations depicting the very latest style thought of the Master Milliners of the French Capital, together with a comprehensive gathering of exclusive ideas from our own workroom. Your Inspection Will be Appreciated t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T Y i* P«2 r» Taihape

TO SEE YOURSELVES AS OTHERS SEE YOU GET A PORTRAIT PROM S. LADELLE, PHOTOGRAPHER STATION STREET, TAIHAPE N° Better Present for your friends. They can buy most other things; they cannot buy your portrait. A fair chance, a reasonable time, a good picture, delivered to time. ROYAL MAIL STABLES. (Oppoiit® Gretna Hotel, TaiLr-pei OHAS. KELLY, Proprietor VehI«l«B of every, deicription aa hl r * Also, Reliable Haako and Harness Hor* Horses broken to Saddle and Hits** Reliable Drivers and Groom* Careful attention to Rn«l*o«t FHE SEASONED TIMBER CO MARTON.

HIGHEST CLASS WORK. MOST EXPERT WORKMEN. ABSOLUTELY SEASONED TIMBER SASHES DOORS BANDSAWiNG WOOD-TURNING . ALL CLASSES OF JOINERY ’Phene 68. P.O. Box 13. TOE A GOOD PURE DRINK ONLY Red Band. 40KNOWLEDGED BY ALL CONNOSSIEURS TO BE ABSOLUTELY The Best. BREWERY AND OFFICE : Molesworth and Murphy Street*, WELLINGTON. TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY Person found Trespassing on my Land at Taoroa will be prosecuted. Poison is laid for Dogs. J. G. COLLINS.