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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19050, 22 June 1925, Page 14

EARANGAEAPE ROAD. „ M. J. BENNETT LTD., 253-255 Karangahape Rd. fie at Broadway, Newmarket. ONEHUNGA. R. BASHAM, Trafalgar Street. ADAMS BROS., Queen Street. A. H. PENNY, 3 Grotto Street. REMUERA. THOMAS LORNIE, 243 Remuera Road. Phone 44-76 (4 rings). E. C. KERKIN, 122 Remuera Road, Phone 25-23 1. J. P. LORNIE, 1 I Lucerpe Rd. Phone 40-343. MOUNT EDEN. DAVID ELDER 6 Richmond St. GREY LYNX. JAMES OVENDEN, 8 Cockburn Street. Phone 26-373. E. J. WHEATON, 21 Chamberlain Street. Phone 26-336. F. W. BRINSDEN, 32 Tennyson Street. UERNE BAY. W. J. DAVISON. 54-56 Jervois Rd. Phone 26-j54. C. BOTTRIL & SONf (R. Pybus, Propr.), 5 Wanganui Avenue. Phone 27-135. GREAT NORTH. ROAD. T. BAILEY & CO., 37-39 Great North Road. Phone 26-958. MORNINGSWE. H. DOWAY, 13 Gordon Road. GRAFTON. E. DUNNE & SONS, 21 Nugent Street, Grafton. CITY. SMITH & ARNOLD, 1 Alexander St., Eden Terr. Phone 42-161. LEVENE & CO., 361 Queen St., opp. Dixieland. Phone 46-653 UILFORD-TAKAPUNA. SHAW & BOOTH, Otakau Road, Milford. Phone 140, Takapuna. PAPATOETOE. n , J. MELLING, Rangitoto Road. MOUNT ALBERT. J. C. HUME, Selkirk Road, KINGSLAND. W. J. PEARCE, 103 Edendale Road. PARNELL. JAS. TAPPER, 108 Manukau Road.

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