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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 September 1913, Page 2

SPECIAL VALUES Children's Washing Frocks & Tunics HUGO & SHEARER'S. "pIROM the English and Continental Manufacturers have iust arrived a large assembly of these much wanted goods, Smart. Crisc Up-to-date Styles and Washable Materials. SMART, ZEPHYR TUNICS. Trimmed Washing Embroidery. HUGO AND BHEARERS PRICE 3/9. DAINTY HOLLAND FROCKS. Trimmed Oriental Trimminer and' coloured Girdle. HUGO AWO SHEARER'S PRICE 4/11. NEW LINEN TUNICS, Magyar Cut, Hemmed Bulgarian Embroidery .. and Pipings. - •■■•■-••. ••■' ■■ •■•;• *■ HUCO AND SHEARER'S PRICE 3/11. WASHING HOLLAND TUNICS, with Pockets, Trimmed Pioines, HUGO AND SHEARERS PRICE 3/11. WASHING OAMBHIC FROCKS. Spot Designs on Navy Grounds, trimmed Self Colours and Pipings. HUGO AND SHEARER'S PRICE 4/3. SMART SAXE BtUE TUNICS. Trimmed White Trimmings, with Belt Piped White, HUGO AND SHEARER'S PRICE 3/11. Special Values in Children's Radianta, Cashmere and Muslin Frocks to fit Children''2 to 10 years of aoje, now opened. HUGO & SHEARER •HE STORE FOR VALUE. QUEEN STREET MASTERTOF

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