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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 310, 30 December 1915, Page 1

j WANTED KNOWN. MILLINERY.— MRS 'RUSSELL is shoving ■Stylish Millinery, also Selection iof Panamas, ut Watson's Bldge., Wellesley St., next Melkles. 62 'trn II E P A I! I S 1 E N N E. A WELLESLEY STREET. (Near Public Library). Are showing some Exclusive Shapes in ■ j Trimmed Millinery and Genuine Panamas. i. ■! V* TA NT ED Known — Every Umbrella Is •: » t reduced at Lethaby's Umbrella Sale. , 16, Strand Arcade. B ' TaTANTED Known—Scissors, Knives and ■I > V Razors ground and set; also. Umbrellas Covered and Repaired at Lethaby's, 10, Strand Arcade. X W "ANTED, everyone to know we ran Cover your Old Umbrella or Sunshade, and make it equal to new, from 2/11. — 1 Lethitby, 10, Strand Arcade. B THE HEAVIEST MAN WALKS LIKE A FAIRY if be Wears 1 WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. They're soft and springy, and cost less than leather heels. SO ry anted rr no wn. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE f>\" EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. ■ FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. i FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS ' FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TEHMs! j A QROSSMAN AND pO., T TD„ ! HOUSE FURNISHERS. 111-113, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. AUCKLAND. MINIMISE THE SHOCK OF YOUR NERVES when walking by wearing WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. ! Your Shoemaker Will Fit Them. SI Stomach Troubles, ' Diarrhoea— I Try Ganderton, Ponsonby Red. yj. : LO N G LI V E > WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS They DO live long, aud tliey LENGTHEN THE LIFE OF YOUR BOOTS. Get a pair ( 0-i ■ A N T E D J£ N O W N. ' "iyriLLEß's /CHEAPEST TTOCSE FOR I PRESENTS. j LADIES' WHITE CANVAS' SHOES ' Red Rubber Soles, 3/11 Pair. LADIES' WHITE DERBY SHOE'S B»st Quality—o/8 Pair. LADIES' WHITE ALBANY SHOES Best Quality—o/6 Pair. LADIES' WHITiE 1-BAR TENNIS SHOES —1/11 Pair., : LADIES' WHITE TENNIS SHOES— -n.l Pair. MEN'S WHITE TENNIS SHOES — 2/17 3/0, 4/11 Pair. ' ' MEN'S WHITE SHOES, Leather Soles--7/6 Pair. MEN'S WHITE BOOTS, Leather Soles- I CHILDREN'S WHITE TENNIS SHOES--7 to 10, 1/11; 11 to 1, 2/0 Pair. ■pANCY QOODS. WINDSOR MAGAZINES, Six Monthly ■ Editions, handsomely bound lv oneUsual Price, 6/; Our Price, 2/11 Each JOB PURCHASE —3,6 Line of Books clearing at 1/6 Each. CHRISTMAS CARDS —40 Very Pretty Cards, Price only 1/ Packet; 12 Very ] Superior Cards, Price only 1/ Packet BOXES OF VERY CHOICE CARDS— 1/3, 1/0, 1/0, 21, and 2/0 Box. CALENDARS, 11)10— Od, Od, 1/, 1/3 1/R 1/0, 2/, 2/6 Each. ' v ' ANSONIA WATCHES—S/6 Each. ANSONIA CLOCKS—S/0 Each. VERY PRETTY PLAQUES — 1/ and 1/0 Each. SPECTACLES at our Famous Prices viz ' 1/, 2/0, 3/0, and 7/0 Pair. Spectacles or Pince-nez. ' BOOTS AND SHOES, FANCY GOODS DOLLS, TOYS, ETC., At "VriLLER'S •pANCY JJEPOSITORY AND "DOOT i pALACE, 100, 102, 104, VICTORIA STREET ' ' AUCKLAND. B . ■ , \ -yBRY. TTSBFUL, BUT TNKXPBNSIV E VMS pRJSSENTS. " Articles quoted below are of Good Quality, < and can be given with confidence. '• FCNIC Kerosene Stove, made very compact and easily carried. Stove, Frying Pan, Kettle, Saucepan and Grill l complete, price '25/; Carving Sets in Hand- , some Cases, containing Carving Knife, . Fork and Steel, from 13/0 to 35/ per set; iSets of Carving Knife and Fork, from 5/ - to 12/6; Bread Knives, 2/ to 3/0; Safety 1 Razor Sets, complete with stropper, 6/0; , Razors, from 4/6 to 8/0; Special Quality : Razor Hones, 3/6; Razor strops, 2/ to 5/6; Something Extra Good in Sheath " Knives, complete with Sheath, 3/; High- ' grade Scissors, 3/6 to 5/6; Tea Spoons, 6/ ! per doz. Forks, 10/ per doz.; Table Knives, from 10/ to 24/ per doz.; Nickel Plated Cruets, from 6/6 up; Handsome 8-day • Clocks, 17/6, Tea Sets, 12/0 and 15/6; Gas Irons, 5/6, 6/6; Gas Grills, 13/6, 18/6; Meat I Mincer, 3/9, 5/6; Coffee Mills, 4/6; Electric Torches, 8/6; Telescopes, 14/6; Hobbles, Fretwork Outfits, 3/6 to 7/6. AT H R^S HROFF • ! GENERAL IMPORTER. ! 76 AND 78, VICTORIA STREET. B ; YOU'RE ON A SOFT THING IF YOU WEAR WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. They absorb the jar of walking and prevent slipping. 82 T\RESS BETTER AT LESS COST. Any Lady or Gentleman can do this by sending their Costumes and Suits to be Dry Cleaned or Dyed by Our Special American Process, which enables us to so renovate '• them that they are equal to new. The '. prices, too, are most reasonable. Feathers Cleaned, Curled, or Dyed. Country Orders receive prompt uttention. One address • only: THE EMPIRE CLEANING CO., 358, Queen St., opp. Town Hall. Vans collect. ' 'Phone 3867. B rpHE "MORNING TEA" HABIT is a A. delightful aud wholesome one If you drink "Desert Gold," the Queen of Teas. Soothing and refreshing, pure a-1 healthful. Save the "Camels" off the packets. HEN YOUR FOOT STRIKES PAVE- . MENT there's a shock on the nerves. Not If you wear WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS, ' They're Shock Absorbers, and cost less than leather heels. • 85