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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14187, 30 October 1911, Page 10

Get your Spring] Suit Now! ifzwtf Anc * have ft " Man - Ma <* e " at /Pflj CAREY'S iV 111 Prices 70/- 75/- SO/- 35/- to 100----1/1 !§' All Suits cut by a London Cutter of wide Jy PI experience and tailored by the best t? ™ Men-Tailors in New Zealand, f -z -^"4^3 The Materials are exclusive new weaves BfflLi JP!l_2l ' in handsome styles. l"Ilwf? The prices we have fixed should be a great fe» |L \ inducement to all men who care to Dress /|S fe£< well at moderate cost*. Call for samples. IA w Qj_BtS i A OIL? \/ , Q__: \IA li I O XltTf 1 ! The Merchant Tailors \lf f A. COLOMBO STREET YW.'f# '! * ; |.?*^ ;> • ' ''» HillltnJ»'ffllatTilll*Walßw^ J Tl_e Art of Decoration, i Modern Art in its highest expression is cxsmpl'fi :d in many charming examples of artistic I-Wall Papers,-Friezes, and other Wall Coverings. 1 Our Warehouse 'is stocked with all the latest and best Art Designs. X BEAUTIFUL STAINED GLASS & LEADLIGHT WINDOWS f In'encilcss variety, designed to coincide in colour and detail, thus creating a pleasing and uniform effect. If -nSfVIITH St SMITH. LTD. f"**** i TUAM STREET (near High St.), CHR.STCHURCH. I '-•'' ~-.■s ■ Pcpcr Hanging Pattern Books forwarded FREE to any address. C 7126 %

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NATURAL PORTRAITS. / Photographs that give satisfaction should be like yon at your beat. I endeavour to supply these. Steffano Webb, Photographer, opposite "Times" office. _,