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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 14, 17 January 1921, Page 6

By Special Appointment. NEW YEAR-NEW PREMISES. "ORIGHT, roomy, and well stocked with -"*-» fine seasonable materials, our new premises are bringing us a busy timeTailoring prices here put the , profiteer out of the deal. We give you Two Suite at the cost of one. And in doing so not a single feature of good tailoring is skimped. Quality, lit, and . finisK are all up to our usual high standard achieved at the minimum of cost, and with full satisfaction to every client. JAMES BELL, "THE POPULAR TAILOR," 61, MANNERS-STREET. QOOD CLOTHES are GOOD COMPANY. You'll feel better, look better, get moro cheer out of living, and save money, tow, if you wear Suits Tailored by us. MORRISON & PENNEY, MERCHANT TAILORS, 50, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. "MURDER WILL OUT" TT is said, and it is often proved by the -«- fact that a suit made by a secondrate tailor always shrieks aloud its faults and "cheapness." Bo smartly attired in a suit made by THOS. M'EWEN, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor. 120, Manners-street (Royal Oak Buildinge), Wellington. THE EQUITABLE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT CO. .pF WELLINGTON, LTD. nnHIS is to notify that the Office of the Company will: be situate 17, Grey-st. (opposite G.P.0.), from sth January, 1921. E. A. LIDDLE, Secretary. A CAMEL CAN go eight days without a drinkbut who wants to be a Camel ? Drink CAMROC Dry Ginger Ale. Unequalled Anywhere. ■ All Hotels, Clubs, and Stores. ; THOMSON, LEWIS AND CO., LTD. 'Phone 21-219., J