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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10084, 5 September 1910, Page 6

Bring the Boy to MURRAY'S ««v* TV 9 He'll come here at six, at twelve,at twenty-two and afterwards, because the clothes with which Murray's supply him will stand the test Every boy's suit sold at is as near boy-proof as it can well be nOt Willi tIICJ "'~ ~~— --*= r nails-tighter work is done with good quality thread-but because the materials are carefully chosen, and each garment made with a view to 'ptacing strength where the most wear coniesI m 2»v Y*SX m& mi mi i m m m !lfi ai K &Ka iSllli m SsSSa mm. IjISmM 24w Norfolk. Cambric. Sailor. SOME OF OUR SUITS FOR BOYS: Jf^ NORFOLK SUITS—Good materials, g Smart and dressy, strap and buckle knickers; Prussian and open collars. I VARSITY SUITS.—In good tweeds V and worsteds, all the best shades j and cream. TUNIC SUITS.—In fancy tweeds, neat jacket with strong belt, and = . . ... sailor collars. kill Pf '" SAILOR SUITS.-In Navy Serges, \ '|! U braided collar and cuffs. yft | ||| CAMBRIC SUlTS.—Three pieces, neat fitting coat and vest, with smart knickers; good materials. MURRAY'S BOY'S SUITS are "Tunic." stylishly made—the youngsters like them for* this reason—you'U like them for their reasonable prices. TO CLOTHE THE BOY RIGHT FROM TOP TO TOE-BUY HIS APPAREL NEEDS FROM—

THE QUALITY STORES, BBIY'3 BC7ILDINGS, NEXT CLUB HOTEL. MASTER TON. HAVE TO HAND' a large consignment of Gents' Ntcke! Keyless Watches. PEICE 20s POST FBEE, with written guarantee. jtf-WJERs^ ALSO a large assortment of Alami Clocks. Price 5s 6d, 7b 63,1 3s 6d, 10s 6d, 12a 6d. PLEASE NO CE The 8s 6d and 12s 6d line ate Repeaters. POST FBEE. A. HEEDERSOI, TELEPHONE 106. SVianufactwring Jeweller and Optician, JIASTEKTONn TBSS. P.O. BOX 5.

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