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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 306, 27 December 1922, Page 10

It's a HUNDRED TO ONE that Your PRESENT SUIT wm Made by MACHINERY. Born in the same factory as boys' suits and "slop suits," run out by machinemethod, so that more profit could be made out of the price you are paying. A machine-made suit at a handmade price—that is what your suit probably is. OUR HAND-MADE £7/7/. SUITS RUN FROM ' ' r*he same pries aa the machined suit, you see. but a mighty difference in quality. A HAND-MADE SUIT IS A BETTER SUIT. Don't ever lose sight of that fact. All our Suits are hand tailored on the knee by expert tailors, who learnt their trade in the good old days before the introduction of machinery. CALL AND SEE US ABOUT A HAND-MADE SUIT TO-MORROW. THE BRITISH WOOLLEN Co. TAILORS, .175, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. you mdl h a&U (5 o^Aljoucfibuqcyi Lactagol increases the quantity of breast milk and enriches the quality. It invigorates the mother and enables her to regain her strength. Lactagol is used in many Hospitals and Clinics and generally throughout the British Empire. All Chemists, 2/6, 4/0, 8/6, or post Tree from Salmond and Sprag-gon, Ltd.. 24, Baker's Buildings, Wellington. Send 6d. In stamps and ssmp-e sufficient for one wcU will ho »<-t by --•»"»n mall.

Bill llfl 1 I Dlni It nHlillaTilUlll fllsTF \—X ru/111l HH ■ itsff TnCrfeutui a f TO-MORROW I Is the Opening Day cm*, tx We have pleasure in announcing the lormal opening of the new " House of Flacksoa" (above Illustrated) to-morrow —afPfaTaW-iv. m v\\ Our phenomenal growth is directly attributable to our /Tl yFmW*Am\ W\ fflul policy ol introducing fashionable models ot the highest order | I J \f\ I\ ____ We take this opportunity of extending to all ladies a nMWI f A_ft_\ § /ill I SJr cordial invitation to visit the new " House ol Flackson " tec. ■ 111 l I «- view the magnificent display of exclusive fashions, which yJ " G\JI»I / I ai ~~ — "■»■_ includes Costumes, Coat Frocks, Frocks, Wraps and Jumpers, f[\\ MVuU> afll t*W W A.lllff'f 114 li expressing in an unusual degree the most authentic modes ot \\ Xl 111 I I I I 11 Hackson's 'Blue Pavilion ' Tea Room Uh\\ V'' • vv/7/ 6e opened shortly on the Ist floor. \WLmsWl\fm\ (illf LI tt V~ -_- Somewhere about January 9we will open our magnificent CJWmMiM/ / fjjf\ l|lj" H l\ \ ~~ " Blue Pavilion " Tea Booms. They will occupy the entire UMHoI wklS I Wlm \Vf\ I Kr*~^~~~ m **--m-_ m __ first floor. Expense has been a secondary consideration in fnmmMtnmJLdW Mk XC\- Im\—*s=_—the matter ot decoration and furnishing. There will be rt\m\\iWwTlmTrT fl\ a - Ia —a __, forty tables, giving a seating capacity of 160. Classical UtWQfllMll ™ \ ,- r music will be rendered by prominent instrumentalists and HfliKunßaaf wt vocalists during the afternoons. v Hf_B|cjffjHn l\ XABANOAHAPE BOAS (Opp, Bendell's.) (j Ny