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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 117, 3 October 1912, Page 8

*♦♦♦•» OUE SHOWROOM IS A-BUD WITH Spring Suggestions W//i, The more we look at the fine range of I beautiful Spring Millinery and Frock f Materials, the more we are amazed. I The ingenious, delightful pattern effects are a credit to thecreative faaul-" ties of the WORLD'S MASTER WEAVERS. We want you to join with us in proclaiming these goods the most pleasing that have been seen in New Plymouth. It is really an advance showing—but it is very complete. hi W. PELLEW HEW PLYMOUTH

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