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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 191, 6 April 1932, Page 3

A. V. MERRIMAN practical watchmaker and jewelCer ARAWA ST. (opp. Post Office). Over 30 yea.rs' English and Dominion Experienee. STRICT PERSONALi ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRS a choice stock to select from.

" USE MORE WOOL " I Be Sure and Enter for Mathias' j GREA T KNITTING COMPETITION All Entries Free COMMENCES SATURDAY, APRIL 2 t Entries Close Ssiturday, May 28 The only conditions being ALL WOOLS must be purchased from us, and Entries must be accompanied by Purchase Dockets, eithe-r cash or entry. The Judge's decision to be final. Entries to be displayed in Our Window for One Week. ' All Particulars At Our Counters J.S. MATHIAS " W) "CAVEAT JA EMPTOR" f \ Zw y A (But Not with Tailored Lk Yil\ ■ Suits) ( U A legal phrase signifying that it's up to the buyer to satisfy himself of \/\ the quality of goods purchased. In \ A\ mV plain English, "Caveat Emptor" \d , I I \ { means "let the buyer beware.7' ] /, / j li Suitable for mass production cloth- , / V ing "Caveat Emptor" was never / I meant to apply to tailored suits. / A \ Obviously in a suit mad© to your I \ \ own personal measurements by a I I \ \ craftsman who has spent a lifetime I / \ \ learning his job, there is nothing of I / which to beware. I I / The tailored suit is always your | / I best suit buy. Made to a standard / I / not to a price, the tailored suit gives / / greatest value in long wear and' last- / / ing appearance. LLj U S. C. BROOKER Tailor — Opp. Majestic Theatre W ROTORUA NEW AUTUMN GOODS New Dress Tweeds New Coating Tweeds New Face Cloth Velour New Evening Dress Goods Etc., Etc. Of Latest Colourings and Design MODERATELY PRICED \ ; Now Showing at SARATY'S Tutaaekai St. Phone 350