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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1346, 19 June 1911, Page 7

QOUNDS musical and kJ chcory to the blacksmith who uses This coal binds well, gives a strong, steady heatacd givei.a splendid weld. It enables "you to do more and better work than is possible with other coals. SAMUEL BROWN, Lid. DISTRICT AGENTS,! 39 JOHNSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. hJEFERRING to our previous adver $M tisement in this paper, asking you to watch for our future announcements, foryour benefit,—we want to tell you that wehave something good in the way of suits. We refer to our "Crownall" high grade, ready to wear boxed suits. Now these are not ready-to-wear suits of the ordinary kind. They are the King of ready to wear garments, made on the American plan of sizes to suit all figures. They are beautifully cut, in the latest style, and well finished, and only good work and materials are put into them. The prices will suit your pocket. We are anxious for you to give them a trial, and'tf your clothier or storekeeper does not stock them, drop us a post-card direct. We will send you patterns, and arrange for you to be supplied through one of the firms we deal with, An enquiry will cost you nothing, but will be of benefit to you. Sole Manufacturer:, GROWN CLOTHING MNU. f AGTURINS CO,, LTD., OHRISTCHUBOH.

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