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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 73, 27 March 1900, Page 4

Smith and Caughey being the successful tenderers for 4 cases 60 doz. of Christy's hats from the estate of J. G. Daley are now offering them at a heavy discount. They are all new and up-to-date goods, and well worth inspection.—(Ad.) There is no risk in using Ambury, English & Co.'s pure, fresh, pasteurised, chilled milk, absolutely free from all preservatives. 3d per quart. (Ad.) Smith and Caughej' are selling Christy's hats, secured from Daley's estate: Brown hard, 4/11; blade hard, 5/6; Dr. Jim shape, 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 6/11 usual price o/11, 6/6, 6/11, 8/o.—(Ad.) No typhoid germs in Ambury, English & Co.'s pure, fresh, pasteurised, chilled milk, supplied morning and afternoon throughout the city. 3d per quart. —(Ad.) Smith and Caughey invite comparison of their immense stock of gent's underwear secured at old prices and selling at their usual low cash prices:—(Ad.) Facts are stubborn things. The. large increase in the consumption of Ambury, English & Co.'s pure, fresh, pasteurised, chilled milk is the best proof of its genuineness. 3d per quart. (Ad.) ; , . V Smith and Caughey. have.jiist opened a splendid range of gent's umbrellas direct from the manufacturers. A good serviceable umbrella from 4/11. Inspection invited.—(Ad.) Ambury, English & Co. invite every person who is interested in the question of purified milk to visit their pasteurised milk and butter factory, Newton, any morning or evening, and witness the process for themselves. (Ad.) Smith and Caughey have opened a fine range of boys' Norfolk suits, now so much worn, in all the newest pattern. Inspection invited. —(Ad.) Gentlemen's evening dress suits ; made to measure and finished in first-class style are a specialty with Smith and Caughey, merchant tailors.—(Ad.) ... In our clothing department we always keep a full stock of special sizes to fit, tall, short, slight, and stout men.—Smith and Caughey.—Ad.