THE MAYORAL ELECTION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17527, 2 May 1925, Page 8

THE MAYORAL ELECTION.

A CAX DIDATE’S DIS« OVERV. , s One of the candidates in the Muni- ! i, c jpal Elections on Wednesday subse- , r quently made a most interesting dis- ! c covery and that was the wonderful I s value of Joe Bicrinan’s five guinea a suits. After the election he gave an i I order for a five guineas suit to Joe • r Bierman, the Tailor. X'o. S, Cathedral .Square, selecting as the material a ; o beautiful English Tweed. Tic was then ) I. carefully measured by Joe Bierman himself a cutter of twenty years’ ex- J perience in leading Dond<>n West End | o establishments. The suii was then i £ carefully made by expert- operatives j a working under the Tailoring Award : c and the Municipal Candidate had an- 1 £ other try on which proved satisfactory j ii in every detail. He received that suit ! complete this morning and he is to- f o day feeling as proud as a peacock of j I his lucky week double event, firstly i a his success at the election and second- > o Iv. the securing by him of a quality : I suit to order which thought costing him only five guineas, was easily the n equal in every respect to the ten guinea h garments made by othei taiiors. This c man’s luck awaits vov also if vou call | on Joe Bierman No. 8. Cathedral y Square, between Bank of New Zea- j ' land and Dal ee tv's. Open till nine » ii o'clock Friday nights. 6