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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 23, 24 May 1912, Page 5

WINTER TOP-COATS AT THE MELBOURNE. There is no store in Taranaki so well able to supply coats of quality at such low prices as the Melbourne. In a nutshell, the secret of such low prices is buying for spot cash and selling for spot cash. It is apparent that a linn like the Melbourne Clothing Company operating four busy cash stores in Taranaki, are distributors and buyers of greater magnitude than any other similar organisation, hence it would be a strange thing indeed if the lingo cash discounts earned, the concessions granted for taking large parcels, and the wonderful "jobs" secured through the potent agency of "ready cash," did not allow this famous firm to undersell all competitors. And they do undersell. Splendid dark grey raincoats, well tailored, and dressy, 29s Gd; handsome Hydrotites, priced everywhere at 50s, for 37s 6d; splendid warm tweed overcoats, hardwearing, yet dressy, 355; nobby raincoats, the "Super Dreadnought," made of line lustrous cravenctted dark grey worsted, splendidly tailored and finished, 39s 6d; best quality Burberry coats 49s (sd; dozens of other lines, of course. x

Try the Roslyn writing tablets, containing 100 sheets superior paper, with artistic picture of Rotorua and two handsome women, with useful calendar lor 1912—6 d and Is each, from all storekeepers. x McMillan and Fredric, Engineers, Hroadway, Stratford, sole aeoats for the Wellington Welding Company. Specialists in all classes of repair work, broken castings, motor-car and motor bike cylinders, gear cases, etc. Aluminium, cast iron, cast steel, mallellile, cast and mild steel. Absolutely the only people who can successfully weld cast iron and aluminium. K