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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3546, 10 June 1912, Page 7

Rich. Scarce and Notable ! V ' - . Dress Silks for Evening wear. 11 in " 1 ■^-^•■•^^■m-^r^-r^r^rrrToistsaao^asßaaeasasssßa^^saßeaßtmm'wmJm^mi Our Dress Department looks just as though a fountain of novelty had burst within its confines .... Shelves and counters reflect the glistening sheen, the scintillating loveliness of the most delightful collection of Silks and Satins we’ve ever gathered together . . . . . • • Description is nothing, looking is everything. Don’t be afraid to call for rich, scarce and notable qualities and shades, we ve plenty to show SATIN MSOLJSSELINE in all imaginable colours, 40-inch, 6/6 yd. .1 „ CHARMEUSE in all rich and notable colours, 40-inch, 3/6 yd. ORIENTAL LIBERTY SATIN in pink, grey, sky and nil, 40-inch, 5/18 yd. €REPE-de-CLIENE in cream, black, pink, sky, nil, vieue rose, saxe, navy, resida, brown, 42-in., 5/S S yd NIAGARA in white, cream, pink, sky, vieux rose, coral, nelio and saxe, silky texture, rich in appearance, 41-inch, 3/3 yd. . , . - . MAROSJISITTE, a pretty Overdress, in white, cream, pink, sky, grey, nattier, saxe, vieux rose and nelio, 42-inch, 4/6 yd. NINON in black, white, cream, sky, pink, royal, wild cherry, and grey, 42-inch, 3/6 yd. Wide Black Silks- - PARLETEE: 36-inch, 4/18 yd.; 42-inch, 5/11 yd. SATIN MiOSJSSELSNE, 40-inch, 6/6 and t/11 yd. SATIN CL3ARHEUSE, 40-inch, 8/11 and 82/6 yd. ORIENTAL LIBERTY SATIN, 40-inch, 6/1 1 and 10/6 yd. A Choice Selection of NOVELTY ROBES in Embroidered Ninons, Nets, Brocaded Silks, Hand Painted Nets and Spangle Nets, etc. Your visit of Inspection will be a pleasure to us! fIDHIR BROS., LIMITED.

SIMPLEX MACHINES —AND—MILK RELEASERS. THE LAST WORD IN MILKING MACHINES. SOLE AGENTS: JAS. J. NIVEN, & GO. LIMITED. ENGINEERS, IRONFOUNDERS, AND IMPORTERS.

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