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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14341, 13 January 1911, Page 6

When travelling let us undertake .the handling of your baggage. We collect it from vour residence, chock- it throngh to destination and deliver it to tout new address by the time you are there. You avoid the usual holiday scramble for luggage ' and ' the Ti-LTce in comparison with the' service endered is trifling. N.Z. EXPRESS Co.. Bnssage Atrents... ' The Geraldine Mounted Rifles havn nut in a useful week m a carat) <u instruetiou at Waitui. They went info camn Inst Tlmrsday. nnd snend the ■whole time on dutv. Colonel Haw!c ; ns, Lieut. Hawkins (as Adjutant) are -'n camn, and Pergt.-Major Pa<ie and RnT»hardier Mnhouey. nf the N.Z. Artillery, are there as staff instrn-oors, nnrl hnvn given instructive Jpct.ivos. A churfh nnrnfle was held on Suid'.iy. wlvn the pnrr.rlr> oW-° n-fis SI. s'i , "V r l l •n»mhr>rs of +.K» S.O.M.R. r : d'ng "to «amn -nnd ioining the parnd". T'-e -n-mn ly>rn n success s-n far. There -iA HnntnlTi Xprined-f speaks ~c +V. »»-flnr'* tb~ man. TT" I n '™' fed a pleasant day's snorts en ART IN SUITS. IHE " Middle Class " Tailor, well—his name is legion. I cannot —will not make middle-class suits. The aristocracy of Tailoring is the ONLY class of Tailoring that satisfies me. My 63s Suits for Cash are the ar:'stoeraev of Suits CHEAPER BY FORTY SHILLINGS. The ' ; ordinary" Tailor might call me a faddist. So I am where suits are concerned. Tailoring is a great enough art to occupy a man's whole time, whole attention, whole life. That feeling—that idea—manifests itself in every suit I make. A man of one idea. That's my ONE IDEA—TAILORING AT ITS BEST. THAT'S MY IDEA. Result —a suit for 63s cash that puts all others "to the right about." No —no ordinary suits are good enough for me, they must be aristocrats among suits to bear the name of GEO. DAVTES. 0,—635,—755—T0 ORDER. CEORCE DAVIES, LTD., THE MODERN TAILOR, Corner Arcade and Stafford St. Timaru.