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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9342, 17 February 1896, Page 6

AN OPEN LETTER. ; *. TO THE EDITOR. You are requested to inform the readers of your valuable paper that we have just opened up a magnificent and choice selectioa of tweeds, serges, worsted suitings, and coatings, and we ahail be pleased to pose samples to all gentlemen sending ns a post* card with their names and address npon ft; also, that on account of the very liberal support that wj have received uince we inauguarated {.he cash system of tailoring in Cbristchurch, our popular prices wilt not be affected by the sharp rise that has taken place in the price of wooL We shall, •i heretofore, give the best value in New Zealand, viz., an extra pair of trousers with suit to measure for 655, from all-wool tweeds (English or Colonial), cut in our faultless style, tweed thoroughly shrank, trimmings and workmanship the very beat. Cash Tailoring Compaxt, 3003 High street. Triangle. A Champios's Choice.—C. H. Jones, the celebrated amateur champion, now rides a " Swift" cycle. His choice is bised on the result of years of experience and a determination to ride the beat. Follow the lead, and ride a "Swift." Waller, Myhre and Co., 48 Manchester street.—[Advt.J The Musical Exchasgk.—The proprietor begs to draw the attention of the Pke«S readers to a new shipment of pianoa and organs just opened up, and which will be sold on the extremely liberal terms, cash or time payments, as per advertisement on front page. 3287 The sign of the times. When yon can purchase for 6d a box of pore, fragrant and delicious Cigarettes, the ** Indian Chief." 1 2* ilatchUn Tβ* reduced v lalOL