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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXI, Issue 6338, 11 June 1889, Page 3

(j. McBRIDE, Merchant Tailor, Importer, Manufacturer, Naval and Military Contractor, ADVANCE THAMES!!! Startling Revolution in the Tailoring Trade. i V- ! _ NONE but a MILLIONAIRE or a BEGGAR can afford to be ill-dressed, We bring good, durable and well-fitting attire within the reach of all. t Look at our Material You must admit nothing equal to it j was ever shown at the Thames before. i Look at our Prices. and compare them with what you have been paying, Look at our Pit and Workmanship.--1« it any wonder the dry bones of the Tailpriug Trade arc beiug shaken up ? The Slops that have been foisted 011 you in the past speak [for themselves.]) 1 in ! q——w—OOMß VENI VIDI VICI Sac Suits to Measure, from £2 0 0 Trousers £0 10 6 The Best Tweed Suit Money can buy ... £3 17 6 Albert Street, THAMES. V. W. HILL, MAKAOEB. ! —— i HEAD OFFICE: CUSTOMS STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. | No. 1 BRANCH, QUEEN STREET, Ditto. ' ( No. i „ ALBERT STREET, THAMES. No. 3 „ lIELENSVILLE. I Pgo mt WISE friend.—Your very disinterested offer has just been sub. a mitted to me. It is certainly very kind to offer to pay ail expenses I have incurred if I will leave the Thames, or, iu "otliff words, help to bring about a Corner in the tailoring trade. No, ray friend, it cannot be; oven if you cousume your vitals with the self-imposed tortures of envy, I decline to leave the Thames to the tender mercios of the local sage. I cuunot expect you to lioiitinue advertising me, but in the hope of stimulating you to do more for iue " anon," I am quite willing to pay all expenses thus incurred on my behalf, G. McBRIDE. I isssssssssssssssssssssssssss^sss^ss^ i The Largest Tailoring Concern in New Zealand."