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SHIPPING. JJUDDART — pAKSEB -T IKE. FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Circumstances Permitting. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. Regular Sailings. FOR GISBORNE, NAPIBR, WELLINGTON, AND LYTTELTON. A Steamer, Friday, 11th January, 3 p.m. Takes no Gisborne or NajSier cargo. Calls Tokomaru Bay for passengers only. SYDNEY AX D HOBA XT. FROM WELLINGTON. . Regular Sailings. FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. (FROM WELLINGTON.) A Steamer Early. For particulars apply to Office. All Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. All Tickets for Stop-over or Return mutually interchangeable with the Union Company. New Zealand Agents lor Hebburn Colliery. OFFICE: 7, CUSTOMS STREET. D XV ANTED KNOWN. REAL EYE-OPENEK—Men's Bluchers, Clearing at 7/ti pair.—At 'Parry's, 2^7, Symonds St. 24 AUCKLAND JoDDlng ana Tarpet Cleaning Co.—For particulars apply J. Clampltt. Phone 4007 i 2 rings). D RS PURDUE, Dressmaker, has resumed business at her residence, 30, Rooky ■Xook.'Xew North ltd.. 530 ARSDENE Reducing Tablets, reliable and beneficial; post free, 2/0 and 4/(5. Foster, Chemist. Wbangarcl. 523 REAT Millinery Bargains at Miss Diion's Summer Sale, starting Friday, 11th lhst. —34, Victoria St. 110 ALE.—Trimmed Millinery, defying competition. Tulle and Chiffon Hats from 8/11.—Misses Chandler, 18U, Karangahapc ltd. (Millinery Parlours.) 110 T\7E are offering "Golden State" Preserv- '' Ing Jars, 1 quart 6/6, half-gallon 9/6 per doz.—Henderson's Stores, Devonport. 81

LADIES. Tailors, Dressmakers, etc., can have Buttons made of same material as dresses and costumes at Wyndham Chambers, .Wyndham St., opp. Gas Co. Inquire Liftman. 71 FARMERS, we give top prices lor Pigs, Porkers, Baconers-, etc.—E. StanafleW, Fork Butchers, 153, Karangahape Kd. D ING 11194, New Number. Queen St.. Auckland Taxi Owners' Association, for ■Cheapness, Efficiency, and Prompt Attention. Kj£ TJIIEaMATISM.- Uric Acid Dissolved toy J-* , Now Freufti Process; free treatment. Stamp for particulars.—Urodonal, -13, Vfctorla St.. Auckland. IT UTDOOU Sale Required?— Good advice. Square deal. Consult Warren Blyth, ■Manager. Auctioneering Department, Tonson Garlick Co.. Ld. 39 TJIJE Guarantee to Cure Rheumatism or » » make no charge.—For further particulars, write Antlntic, P.O. Box 1213, G.P.0., Auckland. 125 NEW BLOOD AND EXEBGI. Try Ganderton'a Restorative Tonic. D ICKLING SEASON , — Cauliflowers. Beans, Tomatoes, Cucumbers. Onioiw to be had cheap at 133, Symonds St. 23 SPECIAL VAL.UK.—Men's Strong Workins: Shooters, clearing at H/6 pair.—At Parry's, 227, Symonds St. 24 THE Brewer who brews Imperial Ale also brews Hancock's "XtMtEER." If» less alcoholic than ordinary ale, that's all. The snap, the flavour, the nutriment, the malty-hoppy taste. Is all there. %ild everywhere, at all iours. D 4 "TXTRAGGE'S Seasonal Weather Fore- ** casts, 1917-18," also "Outline Forecasts to 1930." Postal Note, 1/E each, posted.—Address Wragge Institute, Blrkenhead. City agents, Wlldman and Arey., A WRACGE INSTITUTE. BirKenhead, Charming Tropical Gardens), Museum, All Countries. Delightful resting , place. 1/. Light refreshments obtainable. Come! A Thread Worm Destroyer. Ganderton Pnneonby. A THE WORKER'S CHANCE. TAILOR-MADE MISFITS. UNCLAIMED ORDER AND SECONDHAND SUTT6, 30/ to 70/. Hundreds to choose from. Alterations by expert tailors, no further charge. Clothing, Repairing, and Alterations Neatly Executed. Clothing Bought. Sold, or Exchanged. LONDON CLOTHING CO., 8, Great North Road, near Ponsonby Reservoir. Phone 3976. A

rt OLD BRACELET WATCHES. Best Stock and Best Value. ERNEST G. SKEATES, 42, Queen Street. Right Opposite Smceton's. YOU can drink Hancock's "NU-BEER" at any time -without making a criminal of it's the Teal stuff, too. Less alcoholic, that's all. Sold everywhere. D 4 T*f ANTED TrSOWW. FURNITURE ON EAST TERMS. FURNITURE ON EAST TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE OX EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. . FURNITURE ON EASY TERM'S FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE OX EAST TEEMS. FURNITURE ON EAST TERMS. FURNITURE ON EAST TERMS FURNITURE OX EAsY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE OX EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS' FURNITURE O.V EASY TERMS* FURNITURE ON EASY TEKM.S - FURNITURE ON EASY TRHiMs' FUE3TITTIBE ON EASY TERUIs! A /XROSSMAN AND y T1) # HOUSE FURNISHERS. 111-113, KARANGAHAPJB ROAD, AUCKLAND. D riTHERE ARE AT LEAST SOME PEOPLE J- WHO KNOW A GOOD THING WHEN THEY SEE IT. ALL ARE SURPRISED WHEN THEY INSPECT THE STOCK OF OAK FURNITURE THAT WE CAN SHOW JUST NOW AT OUR ROOMS. HAVE YOU? WE WOULD ADVISE YOU TO BUT OAK FURNITURE NOW, AS SHIPMENTS OF OAK ARE GOING TO BE VERY SCARCE. AND OOTCLIFFB, AUCTIONEERS, THE OT/D MILL MART, D KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TJHEUMATISM, Gout, Sciatica, and Lumbago are amongst the most common and yet most painful diseases. EHEOMO is a scientifically compounded remedy, which removes the cause—excess Uric Add —and thus seldom faiie to cure. 2/6 and 4/6. Barraclough's Progandra cures Corns quickly. ■ " /CARTRIDGES! —Fresh Sporting Cart\J ridges can be purchased daily at "C.A.C." Retail Depot, Enneld Street, Mt. Eden. 18/ to -23/0 per 100. Open Friday evenings. GUNS may be bought there, too! FISHING TACKLE by World-famous makers. STOCKS are biggest; Quality Is highest; Prices are lowest. REPAIRS by Experts—men who know. COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO., LTD. -

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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 10, 11 January 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 10, 11 January 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 10, 11 January 1918, Page 1

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