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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 195, 17 August 1911, Page 9

BOOTS AND SHOES. EVENING SHOES AT The evening shoe season is nearly over, ufc one or two e Unctions are r"l<lllll0ll S yet to eventuate, and that pair yon |%ATO have been using as slippers is not quite presentable. You know you tO S want to J "ice, but you don't 197 QDBBN STREET want to B P en< * too nmch on evening 130 NEWTON shoes, especially at this time, when you are after your summer frock. Let us solve These are inexpensive, but they are good — Ladies' Glace Evening: Shoes .- ... 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/6 Ladies' Glace Evening- Shoes ~ 6/6, 8/6, 9/6 Ladies' Glace Evening 1 Shoes 10/6, 11/6, 14/6, 16/6 Ladies' White Kid-Bar Evening- Shoes 6/6,8/6,9/6 Ladies' Satin Evening* Shoes (all colours) ■■■7/6, 10/6,13/6 BOTH SHOPS OPEN SATURDAYS TELL 9 P.M. WE DO REPAIRS s&o&mTsg, PUBLIC NOTICES. World - Fetfi&otis The "Sydney Morning Herald," January 23rd, 1904, reports that "London's largest buyers say the 'Anchor' Brand is the pick of all the butters coming from Australasia. Local buyers say: "Have tried cheaper kinds, but to satisfy customers must have Dairy Association Butter." It is the Best! IT IS FALSE ECONOMY TO BUY BUTTER BECAUSE II IS LOW PRICED. NONE ARE SO POOR THAT THEY CAN AFFORD TO EAT INFERIOR BUTTER. NONE ARE SO RICH THAT THEY CAN BUY ANYTHING BETTER, PURER, MORE WHOLESOME OR MORE DELICIOUS THAN THE "NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION" AND "ANCHOR" BRANDS WORLD-FAMOUS BUTTER. . . .

Is it on Your Table ? THE NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION LIMITED, Wholesale Depot: WELLESLEY STREET.

TOBACCO. THE SMILE THAT V WON'T COME OFF! \ N Satisfaction and N Sweet Content \ in Smoking "Royal \< Standard" Tobacco