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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXII, Issue 3074, 31 January 1894, Page 3

310 QITEEN STREET AUCKLAND, „ ATSri) WTEX^H.IISrGhTOISr. FIRST PRIZE FOR HIGH CLASS TAILORING. FIRST PRIZE FOR LADIES 1 RIDING HABIT. * , FIRST PRIZE FOR ARTISTIC CUTTING. FIRST AND SPECIAL PRIZE FOR B^Yl^ AHD FINISH. ' ' * ■ ! ©daedin, 1891. Mb J. H. DALTON, - B^^ Siß,--The Jurow in awarding you a^U tlia fijatpri^ei M>onr Uae : J J finishin the Colonies before, and raroly at Hbms.-J MeKELCH, 4haif|^si :^E ;4Sw«nsw'; - , ? y* " J g : TTT T~) Wishes to draw attention to the facfc tliat he debls-in nothing but Tailoriag, aoifl that he mij^a a ? gp3ci*l at.uly of each customer's fi ,'uro, and any little defect " •— ■• A r^' Bach M slanting shoulders, jlitohest, &o. t to whio^ soma paraoaa are iaoUaai. to th/alitdt^bE hU 6i4-i3«, a? 3b/ a sp3.H<il sytanof his owa aad a little judicious padding made to entirely disappear and his general appba^nce woaderfulb- inipcpved. I 1 "" * I simply menfion these few facts so that persons who eequire olothiiirWlde^a the very latest priaciplamiy ia^pict tha IVCVI^N'^E \.W3UJfENT of >:i v ITWEED3, FANCY BUITINOB, and COAT Pft^ &o. Write for Patterns and sslf^measureaient forms. \ : /; — T T ! ,-.- - '.-■-■■ ■■ -■-. ■ ' -PRIOE LlSf^! H- :; .r^ - :-"H-^ ■: ;, i SUIT WITH EXTEA THOTJSERS •♦ 217 6 ' TROUSERS .. .. 012 6 1 .. ' » i» '■■ », .. 3 5 0 ■ ? „ ... ... ..>■,.-..,..: .. 0,15 0 / | » „ „ .. 310 0 i „ ...' ;.l .. .. 017 6 • » » „ ... 315 0 , •, „ rr - .. .. ; <^ ] 8 6 * \ »• » „ .. 318 6 ! „ .» ... 110 ; : » »» ». ..450 ; M ' :; - w " "■'. i '.. •• •• 12 0 * „ „ „ 410 o ; »:, , , > ? '.',.■■.■..■.■ » „ .. 417 6 : ■'■■• T - ■'•' , i Extra Trousers made of same'material as suit or anything to samelfvalue. PERMANENT ADDRESS: J H. DALTON, Tailor, 210 Queen Street, Auckland.

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