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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20233, 17 February 1934, Page 13

A Personal Service . . . If ever a word was done to death* it is that once proud, now meaningless word SERVICE. Whatever you call it we believe in giving it. Our definition of SERVICE is this: A. little more attention than our customers expect. To the impossible we say — we’ll do our best. Almost always we surprise everybody by succeeding. Jn fact, we get a perverse pleasure out of exceeding people’s expectations. That’s Ritchie, Sherrard Service. If you have not given yourself the pleasure of wearing a RITCHIE, SHERRARD SUIT'* you should certainly do so, for you will be delighted at the stylish, well cut clothes we make, and be pleasantly surprised at the Reasonable Charges. NEW SEASON’S GOODS are now opened with no increase in price. Scotch and Irish Tweeds, West of England Worsted and Colonial Tweeds and Worsteds. Flawless in design and finish, they tailor and drape with that perfection which imparts distinction to the wearer. Priced from 95/- to £ll/11/Specialists in Ladies* Costumes Hitrljir & sfi?rrarh (LATE OF BEATH & CO.) WHITCOMBE’S BLDGS, (first floor, Clifford’s entrance) 115 Cashel St*