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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15919, 3 May 1912, Page 9

EYESTRAIN, HEADACHE F.S. OPHTHALMIC OPTIOSAN ■Cashel St. W. (n .HOURS-9.30J to 6. TELEPHONE—397. :■•■■■ .. |j-. i L -'"'■'■ v 'riiii ■ •■ ■—a^^w ip Tucker's Wedding Presents give pleasure to all concerned "When the ceremony is over and the guests gather round the gift table —each looking to see what the other gave—and counting the cruets by s the dozen—the expert can pick out ,J mbb |#%iir pj KStOf"* n J*/r »"■ *!■* B BUS .i?*!* by the very uniqueness and good taste so strongly evident botfe in the ■ article itself and also in the design. Unless you prefer to be among the °,4 guests giving cruets or the 18 giving vases, you -will do well to inspect | the many little gift ideas to been seen here. | ■: It's a pleasure to us to show you—it will be interesting to you to see them. I Come—you're heartily welcome. I F. W. TUCIEI, SKS!!| 247 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH (White Har t Buildings). |

THERE'S AN ARISTOCRACY \ IN TAILORING P The man who is on the k plane of the 'Commoner' on the clothes question is /'the man who wears a 'ready-made.' » When you order a Suit-to-measure from Tribe & Co. You are immediately classed as m. man with an air of distinction—in short you unconsciously assume the aristocratic appearance that a Suit made by us imparts to its wearer. Are you still a commoner on the clothes question ? W. A. TRIBE & CO. ONLY ONE ADDRESS: GBQ COLOMBO ST., ■i OPPOSITE n CONGREVfS, IRONMONGER.