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NORTON'S PRIZE PREMIER Egg Preservative The Only Egg Preservatlvo Awarded Threa Firdt Prizes. v ' Bold in • Is. Tins,' preserve 460 Eggs j Half-gallon Tins, 1000 Eggs; 1-gallon Tin 3, 2040 Eggs; 6-gallon Drums, 10,200 Eggs; and in 40-gallon casks. No deterioration, and at a nominal «ost of Jd. per dozen. The. eggs when taken out can be boiled, poached, friend and used for domestic or commercial Sold everywhere. Wholesale Manufacturers: NORTON & CO., Lyttelton. ..40 valuable Cash Prizes ara being distributed this season. Watch your Tin when opening. 13,500,000 Eggs Preserved in Norton's Egg Preservative last Season. , Write for information.

Taiior - Made nor Slop - Hade "■' SUITS I. .£4 4s. fTJR SUITS are genuino tailor",'made, and contain as much hand,.and as good material as suits you pay five or six guineas for. The point we want to emphasise is that our suits are real tailor-made. We don't, make a contract with a factory at a fixed and low price. We einplby our own staff of tailors, and do the work well, depending upoiKOur large turnover,-and cash payment, for our profit. Provo iis CRAIGHEAD k CO. (Late , Rosso Bros.), 145 Manners Street (Where rents are low). ] 8 li§|§j' Baden Powell _WJIjL . (Postage 6d. ex- Boots Repaired whilo you> wait I Gents' Boots (soled and heeled) ... 2/9 Ladies' „ ' „ „ ... 1/9 Bluchers (nailed) ...4/11 Boys' and Girls' strong school boots 2/0 AMERICAN BOOT REPAIRING CO. Ita Vivian Street^, Wellington*. f o e';js ale Ift. HORSE, BUTCHER'S CART; also PIANO in ffood order. Apply:—E. IfIINIFIE, 134„ RIDDIFORD STREET. WELLINGTON.

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