■CTAAKE; Piano, very little , usedj-oyer-*r*- strung, Iron tttime,, white fceye, no bpjer; ;£.?» cash. — w. Over, Eden-terrace. - " ' " "•"• " ;" r ""is* mo LET, In 'Wynyardrst., near ehomi HalL .=J- a six-ropme<S House. 4pply ".Star" Office. . •• • 385 mo IjEH?; PurriiHhed Boarding Horise i 4 * ' /oovaa, over'£l2 weekly; Id section; Agency. PUit-st ". iae TAELOBUSTG. "No more Tailor's Bills for mc." Said pne man, \yho found to his astonishmentr-T-that he could fee fitte,d ia Sincerity Suits It -was not the fit alone that fetched him. He didn't think such Tailoring could be put into a Ready-to-Wear Suit. How is it done! Simply by cutting out the loss of time *nd money attending unnecessary "try ons." : The 26 different eizes cover all humanity—bar the. deformed.. The 349 different patterns cover every fabric fancy -r- quiet or fanciful. - ' " '"'■■ "' i Cathie & Sons, Ltd. Clothing Manufacturers.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 24, 28 January 1911, Page 9
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136Page 9 Advertisements Column 6 Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 24, 28 January 1911, Page 9
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