ALL FIRST AWARDS AT THJ ! AUCKLAND EXHIBITION, » WITH GOLD MEDALS. BYCKOFT, LIMITID MANUFACTURERS OF :y. ;,■;, TULIP and SNOWDRIFT' FLOUR And ALL. KINDS OF PLAIN and FANCY BISCUITSCITY FLOUR MILLS, AUCixJ-.uS.Ui ALL FIRST AWARDS AT THB AUCKLAND' EXHIBITION, WITH GOLD MEDALS. . IS THE BEST SOLD B/ ALL STOREM-EEPfffS *-\/^v T>ERAMCULATOBfI / Y^res. i<rn JT" - GO-CARTS, \fnS|jrafif7 SEWINO MACHINE* v, W^gttff^/ Cheapest and Boat /Sl^^&ft\McLEGD BROS., ■ BS?«fIhKSHA upper Qotmwi Road,. • - . Cash or Deterred Payments. Illustrated PrM» iista li'roo. ' - ' A THING WORTH KNOWING. Champion JPloub Is the Strongest and Whitest in the hxtket, and absorbs water freely, but requires plenty of working, and a- stated !; by our town and country bakers, will yield FOUR LARGE LOAVES O*V BREAD,more per sack than any other brand on the market, which, taking the vaiue of tne iaige loaf at ad, shows •• savins of 1/8 per saclc of 2001t> 10d per bag of 1001b 5d ocr >ag of 50ib < V 2Jd per bag of 251b OR 16/8 PKH TON IN RAVOUR OF : (JHAMPION In view of the foregoing facts is not; , '-heap. Starchy Klour dear at any prtceT SO GO STRAIGHT FOR CHAMPION ... AND NO OTHER. ! y/K* ASK FOR >-^TA^V^^BOOTS AND SHCMM UMMED Tickets, In books of from_M ; to 600, to be obtained from Sta* ' | Office.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 54, 5 March 1901, Page 6
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