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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXII, Issue 307, 26 January 1894, Page 7

■\\]]\ jML i'HI- IDJIOL&CXXT, TAILOR 3iO Q U JSEN STREET AUCKLAND, AND WELLINGTON. ■-- \-r » ; ""> " > i.x — — ■ • — ■ Vi PRIZE "FOE HIGH CLASS TAILORING. FIEST PRIZE FOR LADIES* BIDING HABIT. FIRST PRESE FOR ARTISTIC OUTTINa. FIRST AND SPECIAL PRIZE FOR STYLE AND FINISH. inv'v'^ feilfe V?v.f» -■;:■; i'-.- ■■ —-:■• v ...,,-.-: ,: ,- ' Dunedin, 1891. > M« J. H. DAIiTON, .. Bbab Sra,-T-Th?i Juror^ in awarding you &U the, fiat prizes in roar line expressed themselves th»t they had not seen such work and ' *" ?? finishin the Colonies before, and rarely at Home.— —WM. McBEAOH, Chairman of Jurors. TXX T^| Wiahea to draw attention to thn faot that he deals in nothing bub : Tailoring, and that he makes a special study of eaoh customer^ ftrure, and any little defeot ?*,• *X»Xi/» anoh as slanting t)Ddii\di!rs, ; fl ivoheat, &0.. to which soms jwwotw are iaoUned. owing to the uitura of hw bu^iaesi, arj by a special system of hw own and a little judioious paddimr made to entirety disappear and his- general appearance wonderfally improved. I simply mention thpse f^w facts so that persona who reqnire clothing made on the very latest principle may hnpqot the IMMiBySE ASSORTMENT of LTWisisDS, FANCY SUITINOS, and COATINGS, fee. Write for Patterns and self-measurement formaI ? r jPKrIOEJ LIST; £ 8 . d/ • *^HOO|^T|^^^BAT^ii|^^f- ? ll'^ - TROUSERS .. .. .„ .. .. (U2 6 - * ». „ „ ""' T. 35 0 » ... .. ... .. .. 015 0 „.,.._. .......... „...._...'• » ji...- ..3 10 0 „ ... .. .. Jl7 6 » „ „ : ... 315 0 „ ... ... O.JB « ♦• if „ .. 3 18 6 >t .. 110 » «t .. i ..450 »» .....•••.. 1 * 8 . - ■■■■ ' »» »* .. 4 17 6 Extra Trousers made of samelmaterial as suit or anything to same^value. * jViU A ? - PERMANENT ADDRESS: ...^^...,^,..1)^4X^0^ Tailor, 210 Queen Street, Auckland.

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