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I A Q.ROSSMAN AND {"10., T TD. > HOUSE FURNISHERS. i 111-113. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. AUCKLAND. O Uy ANT ED _ jg- N O.W N. THE NEWTON" CLEANING, DYEING. AND PRESSING CO. has the Most Up-to-date Methods of Cleaning and Pressing Gents' Suits nnd Ladies' Costumes. We are also Experts in Cleaning and Curling Feathers. We collect your old garments and deliver them to you like new. Furs a speciality. Country Orders have our best attention.—223, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TU ANT E D . KNO WN. THE CITY FISH MARKET SHOP is now open at the Foot of Victoria Street, uext Eagleton's Saloon, 2 doors from Queen Street. Fresh Fish daily, aud the Cheapest iv Town. Give us a look up and satisty yourself. You will not be disappointed. A. CROSSLEY, Manager. C ■TIT ANTED KNOWN. A MEBICAN T)EXTAL T>ARLORS. DR. RAYNER, • QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STREETS, And CORNER OF CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS, WELLINGTON. Open Friday Evenings, 7 to 9. A ' OT7 ANTED KNOWN. LADIES will now find us at those Up-to-date and Roomy Premises, 310. QUEEN - STREET, two doors aDove Touson Gart lick's. HEMSTITCHING I ACCORDEON PLEATING _ KILTING PINKING t Done on Ladle..' Own Garments and Materials. Button- made to order with your > own matchings. Machine Needles of all - makes. Dressmakers' Models in stock or ' made to your older. BUTTERICK PAT- • TERNS and Latest Fashion Books arriving | regularly. I . Vv 7 . p7~6 giltie ' . 316, QUEPN STREET. MTF
, mHE WORKER'S CHAN CE. ? X TAILOR-MADE MISFITS. J UNCLAIMED ORDER AND SECONDHAND SUITS, from 30/ to 70/. _ Hundreds to choose from. All alterations , done by expert tailors without further n charge. Cleaning, Repairing and Alteration c Neatly Executed. :. Clothing Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. r LONDON CLOTHING CO., _t 8, Great North Road, near Ponsonby Reservoir. 'Phone 3978. A i f I "TkON'T LET 1/3 stand in the way of your o AJ children's health. U-Plno Dlstnfectant - secures them against contagious diseases. C g /^ORNSI CORNS 1 CORNS! I-' Why endure th»-n. Uarraclough'i • Progandra has oeen curing Corns for p twenty years. Try it—l/ all Chemists. _> -, tsarr-clough's Nervine rtops Toothache. J! Gout and its kindred disease Rheumatism, _. are caused by excess uric udd in the blood y. RHEUMO wUI cure-you. .T/G and 4/6. 14' - f~VBORN'S Special Ladies' Glace Derbj •> \J Shoe, all leather, at 13/0; your onl: r " chance. —240, Hobson St., opp. Wellingtoi £ st. ii '« "P , L'EARHEAD"—The Remedy tor Ha; °; *-' Fever and Nasal Catarrh; 1/ bottle *• post free. — Sole agent, Foster, Chemist c, WhangareL 51< ft TNFANTILE PARALYSIS successful': [5 A warded off by free use of U-Plno Flult m Dislufectant; 1/3 tin from chemists ant r . stores. C L 4 RUBBING LAUNDRY HFLP is whn lt •x' we recommend for .Washing Silks 0 Z Prints, Muslins. Linens, Woollens, etc.— q Irving Clarke (Wholesale). D " - W HY "NT OT?
VV ___«. \YHI JfOTl H V J*OT? LET TC7ICKINS AND OUTCLIFFE, AUCTIONEERS, SELL YOUR FURNITURE? THE OLD MILL MART, Karangahape Road. 1 RAGGE INSTITUTE, BIRKENHEAI Lovely Tropical Gardens. All Roun the World. Admission, 1/. Refreshment obtainable. Telescope by appointment. TSTENINGITIB Is highly contagious. Prl J*x tect yourself from this dreaded disea; by using U-Plno Disinfectant. 1/3, a chemists. OBORN'S special Gent.'s Glace Deri Boot, all leather, at 17/0; your la chance. —Oborn's Boot Stores. 240, Hobst St. SIMPLE SYSTEM of Ban Payment THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., C Next to Grafton Theatre. HUL-O! IS THAT 2275 A? IS M NUDDS BACK FROM WELLIN( TON? WELL, TELL HIM I WILL SE HIM ON MONDAY ABOUT THAT TE AND COFFEE SET." "BIGHT OH! GOOD-BYE!" ROBERT NUDDS. 30, Safe Deposit Buildings, High Stree • Auckland. YE— DUN resisted the Germans; you wl resist the Germs if you will only vi U-Plno Disinfectant; 1/3 tin. DININGROOM SUITE, 7 Pieces, £7 1C On Easy Terms. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO. A RBIVE LOOKING SMAR You can look "as fresh as paint" 1 baring your clothes cleaned, repair. ■ altered and pressed ln the "Wonderf Crothall Way," and you owe it to yourst and your friends to look at your best all times. COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. E. E. c- ROTHALLSUIT RENOVATING SPECIALIST AJ PRACTICAL TAILOR, 137, SYMONDS STREET. 'Phone 44: Look for name at bottom of window. URNITURE ON EASY TERM THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., C 13, Karangahape Roud. TXTB CLAIM U-Plno Disinfectant to be VV times more efficacious than any oth on the market; 1/3 everywhere. P»OA MB? * wanted to inspect Latest Pa duo terns coming season at Little Tall Shop, Victoria St. E. Alterations, repair and remodeUlng.— __one 3088. i
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 55, 5 March 1917, Page 1
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