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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11302, 30 August 1922, Page 6

9 Summer Suits 45/- & 65/- Suit Our new Stocks are now showing in great variety, and we advise •arly buying while assortments are good. 45/- Suit* MEN’S SPORTS SUITS —Special purchase of fawns and heather mixtures, in substantial tweeds, latest style; in all-sizes; absolutely cheap at ....... 48/■ the Suit 65/- Suit* MEN’S SAC SUITS—In dark and medium greys, fine materials, tailor finished, smart shapes, new goods just landed 68/- the Suit 10/6 pair MEN’S FAWN GABARDINE TROUSERS Summer weight, sporting style, belt tops, 3 pockets, cuff bottoms ; in all sizes; ideal for lounge wear ...... 10/6 pair We have just opened up the finest range procurable of MEN’S WORSTED AND TWEED SUMMER SUlTlNGS—lncluding the latest in fine stripes, checks, etc. SUITS TO MEASURE—From £5/5/-. / /> f- dpi ( S 5 TORt

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