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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 182, 31 July 1908, Page 3

mmmmmmmurn v i i iiiiaaaaaa—im—— mm AN TJBGENT ATOTiCifi gam. - ': pROttJEY.' :-.-—-•—-—- ---"It Is no use crying ove* spntmiik ?, ->a being leu. wiuioui tjt.iu i.H.x. jiwu. aireauy oiueib are pouriua ia~w~as xoi- these ueucucica.- iMuueuioer, tiiiJiLiil make! j.-ca.cn jam our vi feacues omy, u'ecanse- wa will not aUtuierate u> a.ccii guiugi ami wneu our season s _ Bioci ruuaout you have'to'wait-uiJu-ii cueuew seuaou.- •'"'," v, c nuxeaae eu.cn yeur. out cuuuot g-et enuu*u to buppiy-our hauls. Do uol tie put on wiili otaer"urauus. utu hislot oii uavicj -'i' i!tti,\i i..K3t.- lor 1 want to tea you ner* that we can supply lOveiy Apricot, itasnberry. Black cuhauu yuince. and Pima jaw ie ,io uus. .1 y./ui 1 grocer''dues _iiot stuck, try elsewhere, it-is piocurauie, uud> 1 want you to get right v. .and gut a sample" tin; the oavour la the true fruit iiavonr; i the tins arc'beau'tif riiiy clean,'and'ifls, 'olfi* So cheap. Manuiactured as-if is In'themidst of orchards, it naturally assists us to.. turn out a genuine article at Utile inouey; besides we put In 71b tins Only, and' yoi" do not have to pay lor making sm'all'tlns, •.'-% I aud you get clean wholesome jam. Try*. I some. My fancy is the Plum oe Peach; ■ I they are so different to other jams, but you' • try for yourself any FRiMLEY brana".'"" "v • Enough said; just try it. Now, ■-about"-. $4 Tomato Ketchup, put up in clean,- white,, j new bottles, no dirty second-hand ones- . Sj [ used; equal to any EngUsh Imported'Ketch-'.' .op flavour aromatic. 1 have known people' . bny this sauce by the case after buying one bottle. Yon see, we cannot get enough- --- .■■■.■; to last all the year, so pot a- stock away~ , the Green. Peas and French; Beatis;" : all ready cooked, only want heating. -Rustlike freshly-picked vegetables; you'try thent' Also Dessert Frnlt 8 and half-gallon Pie' *ruits; and don't forget when you bny these)' goods you get better and cheaper than tho' Imported, and help to flourish aiT Indusrrywhlch gives employment to hundreds- <>*? hands and keeps good money In VGod's„Owa ..-,-". Country." Do not forpet we have warned, yon not to be left without your share "Get* - ■"' a On for a start, and others will followr I .1 F WHEELER.- -.'/. . — a -~ "m J "' Aj ' vr AUCKLAND AGENT.,-, \ ! A QUEEN STREET MEETING'; l ,*■ What, Mrs Going! Fancy meeting you! i And how are yon, my dear? Weil, Mrs Keen, to tell yon the truth. I have been I very unwell lately, and I have decided -to go ;to Europe for a year or two. Mrs Iv-; Have you really! And what are you going to <•& do with your House and Furnitnre? Mrs G.: Well. I thought of- sending it down, to ——*s for sale. Mrs K-:;Oh, my:dearrdbh*t • do anything so foolish as that- Why, - they simply throw your things "away. Mrs r&i Where do you advise mc to send It, theu? Mrs X-: Why. to the Exchange and Mart'.\ Co., Hall of Commerce. High-st, of "conrseV There they always study their clients' interests, even more than their, own; they are always courteous and prompts in their settlements;- and, besides, their room -la never crowded out with their own fm-hlturei l as they only take In goods for sale, so that '-- ; your goods can' always be displayed to, the j best possible advantage prior to sale, and I even when_tbey. have an eirrraordniary demand on their space, goods are <-elearea outso rftpfdlytßat the lack of space Is only momentary. Mrs G.: Oh, thank you so ~— <-£. much for yonr advice, dear. I shaß'-cer-talnly go up and see these -people. —Well, | good-bye. Good-bye, dear.- Hope you' Have a pleasant journey. Mrs G. hurries off-to , the Exchange ..and Mart, whilst Mrs K. ■• - I proceeds homewards, rejoicing in v -'ha*ing' .been enabled to give. her friend 'timely advice. •- ;;• ■ — ".-:-■■ "rS--'i '. Mw^fS***Vim iCJIALfc. Al HiSXEiJ b IX; : 3SjS- '. ' -j'i; iW 1 RbW — SEE''WINDOWS — Good ■ Stripe Prints. 1/, 1/11 doxenT - Twill Cre-« : : tonne. 1/11 cloz op; 45-inch White Turk. Towels, 6Jd;..White Twill Sheeting, Bjd up; ; > 1 Belts Id, Belts 3d, Belts 6d, Ladles' Loir Coats, 15/Tl, were 35/; Ladies' Long:-Jb*hr Stoles,-;.:: 2/ffr:- Dress Sklrt%—-&ss*BmßKW—— " Blouses, ■- Underclothing, *'Gorßeta, ; ',:at «a»> velloua Sale Prices, atM&rttys ::.:.. . - PONSONBT-80.- , WEEK. J FLEET "tftE,l^i| PUT YOUR VISITORS ON - AN •gHAKE- " r fl ... _.. TjjOWH.".-- ••- ■- J ...... li-lnclndMf , '"' '":*' ' SINGLE WTBE - FLAX MATTRESS, ; ANB' KAPOK PILLOW, -'*■ . v 22/ TSE LOT" ■■" -r-—:<: (BETTER.'.. «UALITTi2-:25/.) * 1~~ & HoOKEp LIMITED, -- ■ 7--- - -*- QUEEN AND GREY STS. : 7 r A"] MORE LIGHT s FOR THE LONG WT* " MM «\ TEB EVENINGS.'] £JIMPSON*S gPPC9 .-:\':- t offers the. Greateat^J*! " ""kk" l - ■ lection iv Auckland, at prices cut to the utUck, H. SimPSOK:! LAMP SPKCIALISii r--273, QCT-EN-ST-, opposite Milne ana Choyce'a. - ... v-.\ ~ r . ■ • ' ~'.-.,... - .-..' ''• '" "".«•■"" i.'3 ■ ' -. .-.*■-,; TT Is bright and pnre and j Like . the breesea from the sea); •-- [ J And there's nothing so refreshlhg, ] As a cap of'UPTON'S'TEA. : " j RESTORED f 1 1! yoor [Keiirovrcd hy unsightly B«ir» they I •8 c eompfeyy rEmoved by Milct Depilatory. ■ --H « This preparation-leaves rtm scar—not even-a ■ ■-'.--' mark, and wilt remove the moet ohstinate growth, ' m '■'':'■ ■ in a lew rainntes. Pi ice 5/6 {ram any Chemist, m . ;''- I or post free from ■ I MISS McELWAIN, | . t.; ■ aS« a-ISiEN ST-»£ET. AUCKLAND, ''■. -"'l^vvjj I N.Z. asrent for Miloa T«let.O>mpaMr._Satis; ■ S faction cuaranteed or money- reraaded. Private ■ correspondeoee inrited. Ad»ice:iMen IreaC. '-^M - -gPSOM. 9rt"" "''^ J^iB ALLOTMENTS OQ 'hICH VOLCANIC SOIL FBEE FROM M STONES; BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. Conunaadiug Views of Manukau. Otahuhu, :."'v -.''-;'." ' etc: • , ~ * LARGE AND SMALL FARMS FOB SALH ---■• - AND LEASE, - Walkato and Elsewhere. HOCBEB FOR SALE. IN PONSONBX 1 AND SUBUBBSMONET TO LEND ON MORTGAGE. J. P."STODART, ' LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, CTBST FLOOB, MACKY'S BCILDINGS. BWANBOW»T. ™T . .. ■. &a >.-. : ■-' ■ ; "-'