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VICTORIA HOTEL Victoria St Auckland. Two minutes from Tram, Boat or Theatres. Wines and Spirits of the B Visitorn Firat Class Accomodatiofor Terms 4s 6d per day 25s per week W. DERHAM- Proprieto (QUEEN FERBY HOTEL Vulcan Lane (off Queen fcjt. Auckland. Wines and Spirits (of all varieties.) Of the Best duality CAMPBELL AND EHJE&ENFBIED XXXX DRAtJGH ALE& All Brands of Bottled Beer Stocked, T.MAKKWICK Proprieto y^M. r SHAKESPEAR HOTEL. Albert St. Auckland. ""BONNEIi Proprietor: First Class Accommodation, and the Best Brand of Wines, Spitits and ales only stocked. Wanted Known. That ALEX. JOHNSTON, late of the Emp ire, and Bob Boy Hotels, hag taken over the Occidental Hotel /where he will be pleased to meet h>» old country friends and new ones when in own. Still Champion Helensville, October 8, 1905 From Stewait Bros., Helensville Mr P. Virtue, Northern Roller Milling Co Ltd. 5 Auckland. Dqqx ir,— We wish to place on record our satisfaction of the quality of Champion" Flour as supplied to you during the last two months, this ou of seventy, five tons bought for delivery at 25 tons per month. For the pact four years we have used only Southern Flour in oui- Bakery from aljnoßt every mil' in the south. During Sept number wt> nave supplied our baker.' with "Champk. "Floub only, and the attacheu^tter r^eiyed from Messrs Gillett & Coy, will voice the opinion of all our customers. If agreeable you j you may book us another 25 to lor i November, (Sigcea, E, STWAPT. r Wai mauku i October^ 1908 io MessrsSWrtßros. Helensville Dear Sirs,—Will you be kind enoueh to increase our Thursday's bread order by mnelong loaves. Several of our customers here praise the quality of our bread, andsome say they have never eaten better bread ,v Y <>urs Truly (Signed), aiLLETT & COY ■c j&. S, Y. LAKiD, Bricklayer, Late, of Auckland, B^hatVn 0*1^! Gen"al Public X XJ that ho will be in Helensvilln SStHS' reCATw b, Bame attention: 9' 18;>! sht;Sotir tly fi? PRICES RIGHT. KAIPAEA HOIEL

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