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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7771, 18 October 1886, Page 2

" Dress and Fashion. — Telephone 424, '5 f',:. , - .' : \'v ■ O Sox Post Offj Ce 205 MERCHANT TAILORS, AND-STREET (Nearly Opposite Post Office). GRAND PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF 1886." THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL PROMULGATORS OF LOW PRICES. "What we mean by Low Prices is a small compensation for a good article. We do not consider shoddy goods clieap at any price. Economy Jg and tlie true definition of economy is buying a good article at a reasonable price. You all understand the advantage we possess for making low prices ' * NO MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT. EVERYTHING IS MANUFACTURED IN NEW ZEALAND, PATTERNS, ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, and RULES FOE SELF-MEASUREMENT posted to any part of the Country.

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