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Otago Witness, Issue 3662, 20 May 1924, Page 18

m iiLnill w. & a: .A. A ►VA A A: A Dura □ con mis <L There is not a man in the Dominion who is not anxious to economise on the Clothing question. It is an inherent desire —a business instinct. Ho knows that a cheap suit is not an economical one, because it has no durability to speak of. Instinctively, therefore, he turns to the Superior Ready-to-Wear Suits —“ H. 8,” Brand, for in these he has the assurance of the Utmost Durability, hence the Greatest Economic Gain. Step into any of “H.B.s”’ 32 Branches, ask to see and TRY ON a few of their Tailor-Cut and “A" GRADE READY-TO-WEAR SUITS, and you will at once be convinced of their Absolute Superiority in Fabric, Cut, Style, Fit, Finish, and promise of GREATER SERVICE. Durability Means Exonomy. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHINC FACTORY' Thirty-Two Branches. One, in Your District. * 109 NEW ZEALAND W, y« w WJ CLOTHING FACTORY

HARMAN REEVES, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER (Estab. 1897), STANDARD INSURANCE BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN. 18m