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Evening Star, Issue 3514, 28 May 1874, Page 1

WINTER CIRCULAR. GUINEA TROUSERS SCHEME AN EVER INCREASING SUCCESS. IN order to keep up the assortment of Tweeds for my Guinea Trousers, I have bought a fresh lot, admirably adapted for WINTER WEAR, It is most encouraging to receive orders for them from so many quarters, as it shows that the fame of them has spread far and wide. This will only stimulate mo to make them even more worthy of general support. Not a few have expressed their wonder when they saw them on; as for fit and style, they are quite equal to the highest-priced trousers. As money saved is money gained, I have not tue slightest doubt but that when once they are more generally known, the demand for them will be increased tenfold. To be able to get a r ashionable Pair of Bliss’s Tweed Trousers for 21s is certainly astonishing, especially when it is known that the tweed is guaranteed thoroughly shrunk, and the get up most carefully attended to. My £4 10s Tweed Suit combines elegance and economy in the highest degree. I have much pleasure in returning my best thanks for past favors. It will be my aim to give the best possible value in the future, so that I may reasonably anticipate a continuance of them. DAVID R. HAY, TAILOR, By Special Appointment to their Excellencies, Sir George Pergussqti Bowen, K.G.C.M.G. And Sir James Fergusson, Bart., Governor of New Zealand. PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.