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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 153, 29 June 1914, Page 4

PARTRIDGE'S WINTER SPORTS GOODS. 1 NEW CATALOGUE OP GOOD THINGS NOW READY. WRITE AT ONCE FOE COPT. PARTRIDGE'S, B s ™*™ AUCKLAND. EXPORT FRUIT CULTURE IS THE /-tOMING TNDUSTRY. It appeals allfce to PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS MEN, PUBLIC SERVANTS, t'ARMEKS, AND INVESTORS. HUAPAI FRUIT LANDS Are within 25 miles of the City by rail, and axe close to the line. THET OFFER IDEAL CONDITIONS Aa to Climate, Soil. 1 Prices, and General Terms. The land Is Boltable for Citrus and Stone Fruit, as well as export apples and pears. Where required, the vendors will break in the land, supply and plant the trees, and cultivate, spray, and prune tbe trees for purchasers. Write for particulars to /"t BAT AND /"IOCEROFT, Sole Agents. Smecton - s Buildings, QCEEN STREET, Auckland. D.C.L. A WHISKY OF DISTINCTION. - "WHY DOES A WOMAN LOOK . OLDER THAN A MAN ?" . The above phrase has been popularised by the proprietors of a certain soap, who doubtless argue that hard work is the cause o£ the prematnre aged appearance of women. It is also proverbial, however, that "hard work never killed anyone," and most people arc agreed that worry—financial worry—Li the real cause of the furrows on the foreheads of most mothers. With probably only one wage coming In, the problem of clothing all members of the family ls oft ' times a difficult one. Those women whose husbands patronise the Sartorial Service, Ltd., 159, Queen St.. Auckland, know what ■ It is to be relieved of a weight of worry, for ' this Arm supply suits at from 50/ upwards. Tho value of these suits, cut and built iv the latest style, and fitted on to each cus- . tomcr. is attested to by tbe fact that the arm guarantee to refund every pennypiece of tbe purchase money if a man should be in any way dissatisfied with his suit. This offer ls made as an absolute warranty that not oniy will each customer be completely satisfied, but his wife also will be delighted with the suit, and Jubilant over the cash savins effected, as compared with the prices charged by ordinary credit tailors. By dealing direct with English and Colonial Manufacturers, and receiving delivery of materials from the weaving looms, this firm are in a position to supply genuine suits, made to individual measure and taste, at a price (50/ upwards) which means but a week's wage to most men. The guarantee of complete satisfaction or money returned places every man in the position of having a good deal to gain, and positively nothing to lose by patronising tbe Sartorial Service. Ltd., 159, Qneen Street. Auckland. (1) NINE PENNIES. . NINE PENNIES. , NINE PENNIES. , JX7UXT. ARE "V"INE pENNIES I vyoRTH TO "you? SPECIAL PRICE. MUN'S BLACK G2UA.CE SERB? BOOTS. : SUAET SHAPE. EASY PITTING. 13/11. SEE WINDOW. J. R. SELF, LTD. BOOT SPECIALISTS, QUEEN STREET. I . _ , , ■ ANEW PAINLESS PREPARATION, MADE FROM THE POBMCLi Of a WORLD'S AUTHORITY. T\ENTIST T-yAVIES Ha* Sole Rights for New Zealand. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS, 8 tin 9 pan. Tbane 39M. NOW READY. , A UCKLAND DUGBT TTNION ANN DAL FOB 1914. /CONTAINS aboofc 200 PAGES of v./ Matter interesting to Footballers. Latest Rules of the Game. Programmes of Cup and Junior Matches for 1914, results of Past Intel-provincial and Intercolonial Matches, cte., etc