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3 LA9IEB’ AND GENT'S TAILORS. FOR LADIES TO DRESB WELL WITH ECONOMY la a fine achievement. Yet, with a little thought, this, can be done. For what looks «o well and gives better service than a Wellmade and Nice-fitting Costume—a Tailor- . made Costume made from .a cloth that will not spot or shrink. Every cloth we make up is guaranteed shrunk and spot proof, and every effort is made to give complete ’satisfaction with every order placed in our hands. TO GENTLEMEN. We have a special Cloth that we make up— SALTAIRE. We should like you to try it for your next Suit. Write us for patterns, you will not be disappainted. LADIES AND CENTLEMEN,— For vour visits, your criticism, your patronage m the paßt, we tender our hearty thanks, and om our part promise you letter variety and better service than has been attainable hitherto in Gisborne. Our Mr . Miller has just returned from an extended visit to London and Paris, where he qualified aa a specialist in LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE GARME NTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. JOHNSTON & MILLER, LADIES' AND CENT’S TABORS, >ddv**» : Good’s Buildings, Odp. Masonic Ratal,
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, 12 March 1914, Page 8
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