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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 63, 15 March 1915, Page 4

THE DAWN OF WOMANHOOD. The beauty of the budding rose, and the graceful development ot the flower ot womanhood, fresh and blooming, arc admired hy- _s aU. How desirable, therefore, that an artist sbould. record the" paitrculsr winsomeiie&s <of the "Sweet Seventeen.of your family. Our portrtits iii this class prove precious to both parents and posterity. SCHMIDT STUDIOS, ARTIST PEOtOGfIftAPHERS, 2TO* Q^ 13 * S TREET - A ■' r-. D.C.1.. r-l A WHISKY OF DISTINCTION. TRUTH IN PHOTOGRAPHY. ~ rOABTLE-T "pHOTOGBAPHS. . MR VV. H. BARTLETT . never turn, out faked or stodgy Photographs or mere hard charts of the. obvious. Every portrait from the BARTLETT STUDIO is _ faithful and familiar expression of tihe original; they are TRUE PORTRAITS of people -is they are —every picture portrays a phase o£ ACTUAL CHARACTER., C ONLY avß W. H. BARTLETT, QUEEX CJTREET, O (Near Town Hall). SAVE MONEY! place tour overdue accounts With ROOPE BROS. . INQUIRY AGENTS . ; ; ■ "AND COLBECTOHS, _<« ••-'•• ■14 and 15," H.M. ABCADeT AUCKLAND. 'Phone 3145. c WHY TAKE THE RISK? Ton Can Protect Yourself from •Unexpected Loss with Our Policies. FERE, ACCIDENT, MARINE, BURGLARY PLATE "CLASS, LIABILITY, FIDELITY GUARANTEE. ""' Our apirorie 2C_m'B_r Is' 5 !!,. THE HEW ZEALAKI) TKBXTBAJfCM '. ~ ttavipjurr.' im I 7 H. -P. ..KIS_L-NG, . ... A "'.' Manager, Auckland. HAROLD SCHMIDT. , . . OPTICIAN. ...-•. gIGHT-TESTING . FBEE. Prices ts. •—* Gold Filled Spectacles. 13/ Prices toE.-Best- Geld- ;Fsr -and. -Neat spectacles; &>/" ' Satisfaction Guaranteed at AND GCHMIDT-- - (3 Doors above Savings Bank), BBS, QUEEN. STREET./ AUCKLAND. Mr. Jack Hansfleld, - Devonport, Dear Jack, — > "More abont Cooke's" Is the title of this letter. The girls say I didn't mention the food .-dug-;.'and how It ...provided • Well, downstairs below the Queen Street shop, in the lovely cool concrete room, -there's no end of real- tilings to 'eat—make your mouth .water to dream .of tbem. There are 'cases and cases of tins of Hawaiian" Pineapple Juice,, and the great Pines themselves, pared, cored, and" sliced. Real lovely, I assure you; Didn't ever taste real pineapple Till I tasted Coolie's. Then there are stacks of ail sorts of real fruits in jars—'Cherries; and whole), strawberries, raspberries, lemon and limejuices, absolutely lovely tomato soup—the best in the .world-rand more than -I can 'ever think of. These wonderful systematic ipeoplo are at it all the year, putting down the fruits while they are In, storing walnuts, almonds, and others, and crushing them, and generally- ready 'for the time when these fruits will be "oft." Then at Cooke's they will be "on." If yp_ want to know about _ place that's xeal.'tqt-tbp' in its way of doing things, that gets along without any swank, and that's Johnny-oh-tbe-spot to deliver the goods every time .commend yourself to Cooke's. Take a "Cooke's Tour." . Imagine having a fountain with Fyrup holder, of porcelain, and throwing away what is left each night so that it may be freshly made and put into a spotless holder next morning. That's oulv a sample of the cave they take. Their factory, now—but -my _pace Is up, and I'll have to let. it rest till next letter. Bye-bye old boy—my tip, '"COoke's .very time!" ' Yours, A . CYBIL. JN WEHOBUSI QARDS. NEW DESIGNS AT ""mHE JJBETT PRINTING AND .\\. pUBLIEHING- QO., J TD.-, gHORTLAND -gT.