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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 November 1923, Page 5

TAILORED SUIT FOR £3 15s. For £3 15s you get a beautifully tailored suit-.to-measure from/ Low’s ■ Ltcl., 69, Lichfield Street, Christchurch—material the pick of the ware house, style right up to the minute, workmanship of the very highest standard. Why pay eight? ’ guineas elsewhere? Send for free samples and self-measurement chart, before placing your order elsewhere.—Advt. '

I “CAMEL HAIR’’ BELTING (Registered Trade Mark) •• i ? ■ On account of its great tensile strength well in damp or dry atmosphere. It greater load than Double Leather, Balata, or any other kind of Belting. Lit will outlast any other Belt. Gives ria trouble. Its first cost is its final costrythere are no after costs. It runs equally well in damy or dry atmosphere. It is decidedly more economical in service than any belt. It satisfactorily solves one of to-day’s evergrowing problems of Greatest Power and Smallest Cost. Sole Makers: F. REDDAWAY AND CO., LTDWorks and Head Offices: Pendleton :: Manchester, London : 50/51 Lime St.,’E.C. 3. T. L .■ . ■ Agents for West Coast: DISPATCH FOUNDRY CO., LTD., Gr»ymoxiih, AL- ’