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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 87, 11 January 1928, Page 14

e FEATURING Stop I 1 A K SPECIAL 1928 OFFER OF UNCLAIMED SUITS For One Week Only Io be Sold at PRICES far BELOW COST Made in Schneideman’s own workrooms, these suits are cut and finished by experts. The materials are mostly high grade Worsteds and Tweeds, and some of these suit? cost Bto 11 guineas, whilst others are from £5 to £7, holding deposits of £2 to £3. There is absolutely nothing wrong with these suits, and the only reason why we are clearing them now is because we do not keep orders for more than six months. In a business like ours with a tremendous turnover, quite a number of unclaimed suits accumulate during such a period. THEY ARE IN MANY DIFFERENT FITTINGS AND THERE MAY BE A SUIT JUST YOUR SIZE. IF THERE ISN’T, THEN WE WILL ALTER ANY SUIT TO FIT YOU FREE OF CHARGE. REMEMBER They are to be Sold at Prices FAR BELOW COST FOR ONE WEEK ONLY i & Sons Ltd. M Maraaeffs Street ® 111 Cuba Street * ' ALSO AT CHRISTCHURCH, DUNISDIN, INVERCAKGii.L, •.YANGANUI. HASI’UNUb, PALMERSTON NORTH, NEW PLYMOUTH.

EA.RLY HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND. How many people know that the North Island was originally proclaimed New Ulster and the South Island New Munster? This event occurred m 1848 the year that Dill’s Best lobacco first’Came’into fame. When one realises all the events that have happened since those far-off days it makes one understand the longevity of tins famous old tobacco. It makes us realise that to have not onlv held its own for so many years, but to have continually increased in populartiy, there must be solid merit in it- H makes us realise the wealth of meaning behind the words: “Yes! Dill’s Best is a mighty fine tobacco.” This full-flavoured, mellow. old leaf is now accessible to New Zeaiatid smokers. Barlow Bros., Christchurch, are the N.Z. distributors. -AdvL