When Lord Nelson was a little fellow in short trousers he happened to get lost on his way home one day, and had to spend the night out-of-doors. When a search party located him next day he was asked if he was afraid. "Fear?" he said. "What's that ?" "What's that?" is also my answer to questions about the alleged slump, I haven't noticed a slack time-but that's because Petermacks from a fiver a time make such a good suit proposition that I'm consequently always busy. Trade walks along to the place where value reigns. And just at present Petermacks are better than ever. My smart spring suitings are here! I'm no describer, and I doubt if Shakespeare himself could do sufficient justice to these new patterns. Best to call personally and see 'em. STRAND ARCADE • QUEEN ST.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19719, 19 August 1927, Page 5
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