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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 307, 31 December 1907, Page 2

WHY PAY Or for a fj JtO SUIT f Why pay the local tailor £5 for a suit when I am making suits to measure for gentlemen" in all parts of the Dominion for from 39/6 upwards, and giving a written guarantee of satis- j faction or your money back with every , garment I make? , You must often have felt thai £4 ; or £5 is too much to pay for a suit, and so it is. -- Well,you can save M^&y at least £2 on your ■ ■pHP, 'next suit, just as other ' Hfc^ftj gentlemen are doing, JjjwßpP ' by letting me mako Bw Ov/ CI ■ I iJ I will make a suit II JBr j l to your measure, and fl Mm ''l g*ve you a written ajria*-' xc guarantee that in »$. M,' fi quality of material, IHtijfcf workmanship, style, IMi Inß fit and finish» ' li is at JfflK|jSHk least the equal of any ' • .^p^-?^"^^ suit you get made locally for £4 or £5. If you say it is not, I will promptly refund your money in full, and takethesuitback. It's a fair offer. Send now for samples of latest suitings, simple selfmeasurement form, and my new style* book. I will gladly send them post Iree toany address on request; Write to-day. Itwillpay. I AddressGeorge Davles, 184 Colombo Street CHRISTCHURCH. NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. PUBSUANT to the terms of the"Banks and Bankers Act, 1880."* and its amendments, THUESDAY, 2nd* January, 1908, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the Offices o£ the Banks in Blenheim, and the Bank oft New Zealand, Ficton. ■ For the Bank of New Zealand: W. CALLENDER, General Manager. For.the National Bank of New Zealand,. Limited: JAMES COATES,* General Manager. For the Bank of New South Wales : E. J. FINCH, Inspector.