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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 212, 26 November 1927, Page 14

'Tv w \ SUIT Satisfacti on at Mantes Ready - for - Service Goods Equal, if not Superior to many so-called Tailor-made Here are 4 of the Specials THE WONDER—As the name implies—this is indeed a wonderful Suit. Thoroughly well made, of Dark Grey English Worsted. Mostly check designs. Good linings, good fitting. Quite the latest style cuff bottom trousers. As a low priced Suit it has no equal anywhere. At Hart's 49'6 “HARTSOWN”—Here is a Suit that will stand the scrutiny of the greatest expert. The work and careful finish is absolutely correct. The material is of Pure Indigo Dye Serge. The Coats have the favoured Hymo Fronts. Full compliment of pockets in all garments. The Trousers are the popular medium width with cuff bottoms. In short—a perfect Suit. At Hart's 90^** THE “CHEERIO”—This is, perhaps, the most popular of our many makes. It is of light weight Tweed, in Dark or Light shades, mostly Grey. They are Suits that will stand any amount of w'ear, and keep its shape. Splendidly put together, and real good lining and trimmings used. Everything of the latest. A smart serviceable Suit. At Hart's 63' THE “ECLIPSE”—The difference between this and the “Cheerio” is that the material is of better quality, and to be had in Medium Grey shade (only). The work is of the best and nothing that goes to make a really good “Ready-for-Service” Suit has been left undone. For a business, or even Best Suit, it is most suitable. Why pay more. At Hart's 67'6

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