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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17121, 16 April 1921, Page 11

iimniiiiniiiii j Wearing an Owen Partly Built Suit places you among the best dressed men in New Zealand, because the materials, the style, and the finish are the same as those of suits costing 12 to 15 guineas. ,tJ33 9 Partly Built or Made to Measure £B/8/- I Write or call for patterns of materials, etc. ■M .yj* £8 for a Every man who buys an Owen Partly Built or Made-to-Measiire Suit, saves at least £4/4/-. The best suggestion received by the end of July, 1921, of how. this saving can be invested or spent will receive a Casl) Prize of £5. The second best, £3. The third, £l. Mr. R. B. Owen, or whomsoever he may japp&int, to be sole judge. Send this Coupon Owen Partly Built. Suit Competition. Name_ Address. Attached is my suggestion of how the £4 4s. . Od. saved can best be spent or invested. « The London Tailor 751 Colombo St. nearly opposite Carey's 031

How delicious and so " \ (t Try a packet to-day and see how economical ana satisfactory it is in every way-—— The "old favorite" that comes straight from the Hill Gardens of Ceylon, and is vastly superior to the cheap, inferior Dutch (Java) Teas now being offered. ■BP