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Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21369, 13 March 1941, Page 9

The new mode . . • Fascination • • • whereby the modern woman regains her ancient heritage. Fascination . . . etched in smart but graceful military lines. Luxury . . . opulence ... glamour ... even these terms hardly do justice to the magnificent examples of Dame Fashion’s new season range awaiting your approval at Hooker & Kingston’s. A word of advice though—“don’t wait too long.” Stocks are scarce and as fast as we unpack so they are snapped up. Call tomorrow. Casual Coats are, of course, a necessity. This season they are smarter than ever with their large shoulders and straight and fitting lines. A glance through our racks will convince you that fashion’s market is at your finger tips. BUY YOUR BERLEI YO/7/7 FROCK rO-i: n f ' 4 ! - - sSss ■ ■*' Ld rv M/ i '-A X\ V K. ' VIA ' fr Natty little Novelty Suits and Costumes in new "nobby " cloths, Harris tweeds and smart worsteds. All of these charming outfits are right up-to-the-minute in style and colour. <A '(flownIt matters not Size, style or shade, it matters not. —— There is a Hat for your every need in our glorious range. K...J HOOKER 8, KINGSTON Ltd.

Centennial Exhibition The Hamilton Borough Council, at its meeting last night, adopted > a suggestion from the Electric ) Power Boards and Supply Auth- | orities Association that the refund on contributions made by local authori- j ties towards the cost of displays at j the Centennial Exhibition in Welling- ! ton, approximating 11 per cent of the contribution, should be credited to ] the National Patriotic Fund. Hamilton's refund was estimated at 119 IBs.