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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1253, 9 October 1911, Page 8

1 Honest "I 'i - •■ | Tailoring For months past wo have given the closest attention to perfecting our Tailoring Department. j And ,we bclicvo wo have sue- j cowled. Wo have worked upon tho assumption that nil men want goodfitting, stylish, well-made Suits. But somo men aro not particular, or rather, wo should say less particular than others as to tho, quality of tho material., . 'There aro'others again, who want inexpensive suits, so as, to keep within their means. ;How. to meet these various dom'ands with- satisfaction to ourselves and satisfaction to our customers has been tho problem we' sot ourselves to solve. Our first step was to see that our working staff was competent and • complete, and capable of dealing with all tho work likely to bo placed with us. Wo have spared . no cxpenso to secure tho best workers., The workroom appliances are of tho very latest, arid the equipment '. is complete to tho. smallest detail. The. materials embrace, .every description of Tweed, Worsted, Sorgo, and Cloth, and cost several thousand pounds. ■ Every'piece- was , carefully selected,' pattern, quality, and value receiving . special,, con-... sideratiori. ' -;',..■.'■' Wo "can 'now mako. Suits''to/ 'measure—smart, stylish Sac Suits ~—at the following prices:— £3 3s. ' • ' £3 10s. '•. ' £3155. £4 4s, :■,''.'■ It all depends on tho quality -of tho fabric chosen and tho extra work required whether the price is more, j , In overy case we guaranteo absolute satisfaction.. We guaranteo that tho Suit will fit : perfectly, that it will bo stylish,, and. that, it will be well made. & States, LTD - I I For INFI.UENZV, Coughs, and 1 i Soro Throats jj 19 All Chcrnstr d Stoios 2/6 and 1/6 |(

MUfiiouu 1 uyiHU onuwo. .\ '1 ' ■ — :—; ;—. ;'- JPfAWKE'S BAT - .'SHOW. fIAWKE'S BAY : ' SHOW, at, \. HASTINGS. 1 HASTINGS. ..-' • ■ iWEDNE3DAY AND THURSDAY, 18th and 19th OCTOBER. ALL FARMERS SHOULD, VISIT THE. • HAWKE'S BAY SHOW. 1 HAWKE'S BAY SHOW. - WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST P. AND A. SOCIETY. Slth ANNUAL. SHOW AT CARTERTON. ' WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. •' 25th and' 2Gth OCTOBER, 1911. Comiwtitions 011 both days—Challenge Cups, Rose' Bowls, and Medals in Horse, Cattle, "and Sheep-Classes, and Jumping. Grimd Parade at 2 p.m. Thursday. Entries Close on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11. Schedule from Agent, or send postcard 'to ..'■•■'•'■' ' H. S. MOSS, Secretary, ."■'■ '■ ■ Box' 25;- Carterton. MANAWATU AND WEST , COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW. NOVEMBER 1. 2, 3. - Under tho Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR LORD ISLINGTON. \ METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL, ' LIVE STOCK, MACHINERY SHOW, : AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB'S ' ANNUAL CHAMPION DOG- SHOW. Unexcelled Display 'of Blood Stock in ' Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Dogs. Hunting, Riding, Driving, and other intensely interesting Competitions. '' - : GRAND PARADE OP EXHIBITS. Machinery, Implements,' and Farmers' 'Supplies'of all Descriptions to be inspected. Exhibition Halls and Side Shows open each evening, 7 to 10. 'Entries close for all Classes except Livo Stock on 6th OCTOBER. Live Stock close 13th OCTOBER. Send for Schedulo' to- ' W. T. PENNY. Secretary. WAIKATO AGRICULTURAL AND l »V PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW, . TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW, ' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 and S. Valuable Prize List includes 23-guinea Cup for Champion Hunter, 10-guinea and other. Cups for Hacks, 20-guinca Cup for Fat Cattle; 5-guinea Cup for Fat Sheep, and Cups also for Shorthorn, Holstein, and Dairy' Cattle Chfsscs. Last year's Show was visited by 20,000 peoplo in one day. iNI'HIES CLOSE SATURDAY. OCT. 21. Schedules of Prize Lists may bo obtained, from Secretaries of all kindred Asso- ' ciations, or from • J. C. POTTS, Secretary, Hamilton. T7IGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. GREAT ANNUAL SPRING SHOW, AT HAWERA, Sth AND 9th NOVEMBER. GRAND STOCK, INDUSTRIAL And KENNEL CLUB SHOW. Prize Money .CI3OO Prizo Money. .£llO Hunters' Competitions, and tho Open Challengo Cup, .£llO. Unlimited Classes in Homo Industries, for Cookery, Fancy Work, Etc. • ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, 28th OCTOBER, Schedules free on application to F. G, TEEWEEK, Secretary.,