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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 211, 4 September 1917, Page 1

WANTED KNOWN. VST ANTED -g" N O W N. 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 ON EASX 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. /C ROSSMAN AND /CO., T TD., HOUSE FURNISHERS. 111-113. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. D FOR SHEER HARD WEAR, DURABILITY, LONG LIFE, RELIABILITY, AND RESILIENCY, there is nothing to equal •'/CLINCHER /CROSS" CAR TYRES. Made of the Finest Plantation Rubber. Every Tyre is Subjected to a Rigorous Test Before Being Passed for Service. PULLAN, ARMITAGE, AND CO., Aucklaud Agents. B DIDN'T BUY A COSTUME THIS SEASON." "Effected big economy by having my old one Cleaned, Dyed M and Remodelled. Sent It to the Empire Cleaning Co. Really, no one would dream it was other than new!" Vans collect. If you live away, scud by post. We pay return postage. EMPIRE CLEANING CO., Queen Street, Auckland, Opp. Town Hall. Phone 3567. R—B \\JAB J_ 0A N. INVESTORS CAN SOON ACCUMULATE THE VALUE OF THEIR BONDS J3 V J) EAL IN G J^T IT I L L E R ' S. INFANTS' STRAP SHOES, sizes 4x6— 2/9 Pair. INFANTS' BOOTS, Lace or Button, sizes 4 x 6 —l/6 to 4/11 Pair. "LADIES' WARD SHOES—6/11 and 7/11 Pair. LADIES' BROWN CANVAS SHOES—G/6 Pair. MEN'S CHROME LACE BOOTS—I 4/11 Pair. MEN'S STRONG WORKING SHOOTERS —16/11 Pair. I WHITE AND GOLD CUPS AND SAUCERS —8d per Cup and Saucer, or 3/0 per Half Dozen. WHITE AND GOLD BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES—6d Each. HANDSOME TEAPOTS—Clearing at Od Each. WRITING PADS—3d, Cd, and 3d Each. ENVELOPES—2d, 3d, and 4d per Packet. BROWN WINDSOR SOAF—Id per Cake. WINDSOR MAGAZINES -(Six Monthly v Editions, handsomely bound In oue) Our Price, 3/9"Each. MILLER'S MARVELLOUS VALUE IN SPECTACLES—At 1/, 1/6, 2/, 2/6, 3/0 4/6, ti/6, 7/6, and 10/6 Pair. JOHNSON'S CUTLERY UNDER PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICES. AT JYJILLER-S "PUNCY. -DEPOSITORY AND TJOOT T>ALACE, 100, 102, 104, VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND. B THE ONLY MOTOR TYRE MADE IN SCOTLAND I« the Famous CLINCHER, and it Is made in the Largest Rubber Mills in the British Empire, namely, Castle Mills, Edinburgh, where over 5000 people are employed. Ask for "CLINCHER CROSS" CAR TYRES, the All Plantation Rubber, Long Service Tyre. PULLAN. ARMITAGE, AND CO., Auckland Agents. B yy-ONDERFUL \TALUE TN T7AURNITURE. 7 -PIECE LEATHER-COVERED DININGROOM SUITE, consisting of 1 Large Couch, 2 Arm Chairs, 4 Small Chairs, Frames all Dark. Walnut Colour, well polished, price £5 17/6. Nice Designs in Sideboards, £2 19/, £3 11/, £4 17/6, £6 12/. Special 3-plece Bedroom Suite, containing large Wardrobe, with fuU-length bevel plate looking-glass, and deep drawer, washstand with tiled back, cupboard, etc., and Combination Chest of live drawers and large glass, • all well finished and polished; price the full Suite, £7 15/. Floorcloth, Linoleum, Carpet Squares, Duchess Pair, 39/6Combination Chests from 34/6; Waahstands, from 12/6; Chest of Drawers, 25/; Wire Wove Stretchers, Wire Mattresses; Ka.wk Mattresses, from 12/6: Bedsteada from 25/Children's Cots, Rocking Chairs; Large Kitchen Dressers, 39/G; Green Blinds an patent sprlug rollers, 3/ complete. AT TT T? gHROFF'3, 76 land 78, "yiCTORIA QTSSET. T—S ROUGH ROADS ARE NO RESPECTERS OF TYRES. Inferior Tyres Give No End of Trouble, but "CLINCHER CROSS" CAR TYRES Are Equally Reliable on All Roads, Because They are Made of All Plantation Rubber iv the Largest- Rubber Mills iv the Empire, and are so Exhaustively Tested that Defects are Practically Impossible. PULLAN. ARMITAGE, AND CO., Aucklaud Agents. B T3RESENTS FOR SOLDIERS. — Razor A Sets. Hold-alls. Hussifs. Safety Razors and All Shaving Gear, Brushware, Money Belts, Metal Mirrors (in cases), Knee Purses, Armlets, Puttees. Leggings, Pocket and Photo Wallets, Kit Bags. At LEDIARD AND KINGSFORD'S, Saddlers and Leather Dealers, 105, Queen St., next E. and F. Piano Agency. "■ B WOMEN SAVING TWO AND THREE GUINEAS By Having Costumes Made Up By Us. Material costs less because we buy largely for our Clothing Establishment. Tailoring costs less because we turn out dozens of Garments against the tailor's ones and twos. Your own material made up In good style ALBERT CLOTHING CO., Queen's Buildings, Wellesley St. W. B ENT.'S LEFT-OFF APPAREL, MISFITS, BOOTS, TRUNKS, JEWELLERY, PAWN TICKETS, Etc. Before Selling, Ring Up 3976 for Our Representative to Call and Give Onr Price. ' You will be under no obligation by doing so. CLEANING, REPAIRING, AND ALTERA- | TIONS NEATLY EXECUTED. ,) LONDON CLOTHING CO., 8, Gt. North Rd., near Ponsonby Reservoir. ; B PRIME SEPARATOR BUTTER, 1/4 per lb. at Gallaugher's, Victoria St. 18 MEN wanted to Inspect Latest Patterns coming season at Little Tailor Shop, Victoria St. E. Alterations, Repairs- and Remodelling. 'Phone 30SS. 88