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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 September 1923, Page 7

THE CUT OF THE COAT TELLS THE TASTE OF THE TAILOR The garment that strikes your fancy may not be the one you should wear. In the mirror of the clothier you cannot see yourself as others see you. Is it safe to trust your appearance to the ready-madeEySkpj salesman —biased by the necessity of fitting you to the Un wit clothing rather than the clothing to you? Individuality and character are subtly expressed in every garment we make. Years of experience in serv rrnffij ing the best dressers insure that clothing made by will be perfect in cut, style and finish, and be exactly suited to the wearer’s individual characteristics. F. B. LAWN LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FASHIONABLE TAILOR. TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH.

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PUBLIC NOTICES. gOUTH JJRITISH JNSURANCK (COMPANY Capital £2,000,0'4 Accumulated Funds exceed £42,W0 Fire, Marine and Accident Insur-ncc of every kind accepted at very lowest: rates. All matters adjusted locally.' Prompt and liberal settlement o! claims. The South British is a Colonial institution offering policy holders ths very best security obtainable. All profits reia-ntsi in the Dominion NANCARROW AND CO., lEatziit Aganta. gEED pOTATOES. If you are wanting EARLY POTATOES, all true to name, now is the time to plant. ON SALE Robin Adair, Early Regent, British Queen, Arran Chief, Dalmeny Acme, King Edward, Snowdrop and Gamekeeper. Most of the above-named were prize winners at the recent Agrcivltural and Pastoral Show. Orders are being received for ROSE and FRUIT TREES and SHRUBS of all kinds.

C. HEWISON, The Shop for Fruit and Vegetables MACKAY ST., :: GREYMOUTH. JUST RECEIVED NEW GARDEN, FLOWER, AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS Also a Splendid Sample of SEED POTATOES: Gamekeeper, Robin Adair, Arran Chief, Vermonts, Northern Star, Up-to-date. KETTLE BROS. UPPER MAWHERA QUAY.