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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16493, 7 March 1914, Page 7

r:i • ' •*SSS. asm Our reputation for good Tailoring is not only a valuable asset, but it imposes on us definite responsibilities which we are careful to sustain. * We never underestimate our obliga? tion to a customer, realising that when he orders here he wants a suit above the average, with that noticeable distinction which characterises the better class of tailoring. Fit—Style-Cut must be perfect. ■— - I The New Suitings | The season’s new Tweeds and Worsteds are now to hand, and can be seen in our windows this week. The patterns are very fine, and every yard can be depended upon for splendid wear. Before ordering your Winter Suit you will be wise to see them. Graham

MORROCKSES’ FLANNELETTES LONGCLOTHS and MADAPOLAMS beat all competition SEE HORROCKSES’ NAME ON SELVEDGE and decline all substitutes. ■ ■ ' Sold by all First-Class Drapers and Storeksspers HIGHEST AWARDS AT ALL THE GREAT EXHIBITIONS. I