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New Zealand Mail, Issue 933, 17 January 1890, Page 14

“ Tlie most noted firm of Ladies' Tailors in tlie World, and fie it said, the most original.”—COUßT JOURNAL gp Jlppmttttnent to & H.R.H. The Princess of Wales. gp to A m H.M, The Empress of Germany, §U Jl ppoxntmmt to :x\ 9 H.R.H. Grand Duchess of Hesse. §& to m N m m M «s m gp Appointment to ♦ t ❖ u SLE OF Willi ENGLAND. gp Appointment to gp Appointment to *■ gp Appointment to SIR »#-: H.I.H. Grand Duchess Vladimir. H.R.H. Princess Mary of Teck. H.R.H. Duchess of Albany. gp Appointment to ).#!. (s\mu of Portugal. Jj.JE. OTte (®u£en xrf gjcmmtrk. &cx 'gsla%esty t§e H.I.M. The Empress of Russia. gp Appnintmtnt to H.R.H. The Duchess of Connaught, jpp Appointment to H.R.H. Princess Louise. JOHN REDFERN & SONS, at their Cowes business, have now more particularly directed their attention to a system for accurately cutting and perfectly fitting a garment, without the necessity of a personal interview, and the complete success which this has met with, both at home and abroad, has necessitated the re-organisation of the Postal Order Staff, especially the COLONIAL DEPARTMENT, This last being arranged for the convenience of Customers abroad (from whom they require only a pattern bodice and guarantee a perfect fit). Their Branches in the leading centres of fashion ail over the World keep them au courant of the latest productions. J. R. & Sons, in view of the heavy import duties on these goods in the Colonies, will he glad to givo Estimates for tho lowest prices, commensurate with the exceptional quality of the materials and workmanship employed. Immediately on receipt of letter or telegram, full sots of Patterns, Sketches, and Estimates are sent, post free, from the ‘. ' j ©oConiaC #rder department af i ISLE OF WISHT. ENGLAND. LONDON, PARIS, NEW YORE. BRANCHES AT EDINBURGH, NICE MANCHESTER.