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AGE. FASHIONS as well as men move with the age. At one time the English, or rather British, looked to Paris for their styles in Dress. LONDON " i leads the way, and most successfully, as is evidenced by a dozen English Model Costumes being shown at W. R C. A. Each one distinct In its style and cut, with an effect difficult to obtain except by the most expert designers. INSPECTION INVITED

£IOO GIVEN AWAY £IOO GIVEN AWAY £IOO CIVEN AWAY £IOO GIVEN AWAY .0 any person who can prove that SCHNEIDEMAN BROS.' SUITS SCHNEIDEMAN BROS.' SUITS are not made by the most expert tailors procurable in N^ w Zealand. SCHNEIDEMAN BROS. ; have found their business increasing so rapidly in the short time they have been established in Wellington that they find it necessary to open another Branch Shop in Cuba Street, to be able to supply the demands of the public. One of the firm, Mr B. SCHNEIDEMAN, an expert Ladies' and Gents' Cutter* and Tailor, has just arrived from England after a long period of study, in London, so we can assure everyone of absolute satisfaction! HAND MADE SUITS—£4 to £5 ss. COSTUMES from *l to 10 GUINEAS. CIOHNEIDEMAN "ORGS., >CHNEIDEMAN JJROS., 45 WILLIS STREET and 111 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. 'Phono N05.—2993 and 2910. \

SETTLERS; T is to your interests to . support . The NORTHERN ROLLER MILLIHQ COMPANY, Auckland, which ia in no way connected with the Southern Flour Trusts, and by doing so you will keep alive one of ifche largest Northern Industries, as the time is not far distant when the Glorious North will be adding to its assets the growing of wheat ; and oats in large quantities, and without a Free Mill to grind,these articles, it would be of little use opening up our rich agricultural country. . \ ;,V' ' Now, the only support we ask Is for you to Insist on getting ths renowned "CHAMPION" Muscle Raiser Flour, , and Oatmeal and Rolled Oa¥s. ; iatire* fa all sizes to suit your convenience. A MAN OF MARK ISA TAILORED MAN.

HICHEVER way you look at ■ him his suit spells "Perfection.' 'lf you wish to acquire ithis distinction all you have to. do is to pay us a visit; Our selection of sea? eonable material has never been,. so large and -varied as now, and the inspection of the new" styles 'will be a genuine pleasure to you. ,'' : S'PERPECT Fit AND CORRECT STYLE." f , » A TRIAL ORDER (Will make you one of my satisfied wad permanent'clients. C. S.BALL '>'""■ %l THE,-. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, , Quein Strut ... taasttrton. R. LOW. ARTISTIC SHdP FROM BUILDER, IHOP FRONTS BUILT on the Latest and Most Approved SEinea. Guaranteed Dust-proof. A GOOD THIKC.

ANOTHER INSTALMENT OF WONDERFUL BARC •" AT HUGO & : SHEARER'S COMPETITION ECLIPSED. PRICE CUTTING ABSOLUTELY , REMARKABLE MILLINERY. 1 CHOICE PARISIAN MODELS, usually 21s to 395, Now Offered ai os lid UNTRIMMED STRAWS, usually 5s /lid to 8s 11d, Now Offered at 1s 6d. FRENCH FLOWERS and FOLlACEiisually 2s 3d to 3s, now offered at 6d JIEAOY TO WEAR HATS, about 50 to choose from, usually 7s 6d to 10s 6d, now offered at 2s, * BARCAINS EXTRAORDINARY. French Cambrics, Delalnettes, and Crepe Cloths, all this season's goods, usually I{6 to lo*d yd, Now Offered at 3d. Pique Cords, striped Cambrics, Voiles, usually B£d to is 3d, now offered at 4£d yard. White Nottingham Valenciennes Laces, usually to 7£d yard, now IsHd dozen. Suede Fabric Cloves, usually is 3d, 1s 6d, is 9d. Now offered at 9d and lo£d. THE STORE FOR VALUE. QUEEN STREET, WASTE RTON.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10171, 22 February 1911, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10171, 22 February 1911, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10171, 22 February 1911, Page 4

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