MISCELLANEOUS. ' TVTEW ZEALAND DjSIKT -ISSOCIAJX TION'S BUTTER VAN Delivers Butter in City and Suburbs Dally. TRAW BOATERS, Latest ShapaZ Prices, Bedrock. —Mc-Brlde, Cash Tailor 11-13, Victoria St.. HW T>ILES.—I76 PILE OINTMENT is Gnaran- ■*- teed to Cure Itching Piles.—Further particulars from GALLAGHER, Symoßdl St. Pharmacy. Price. 2/6 per jar. R_-c UR TERMS ARE THE EASIEST THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. C 13, Karangahape Road. EW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCLL TION'S BUTTER VAN delivers Butter l n City and Suburbs Dally. HANCOOE'S "NU-BEER" is a gwP brewed Ale, only less alcoholic than ordinary beer. Sparkling, bright, flavonry. Sold everywhere at all times. You try it.' D 4 ABSOLUTELY Choicest Creamery Butter for the table all the year round.—N»w Zealand Dairy Association. ■ | HAIR Combings made into switches plaits, etc., 1/6 oz; faded hairwork tinted.—Misses Wrlgley, 15, Watson!* Bldgs. 12Q STRICH Feather Goods.—Feather Dy£ Ing and Renovation. —Helvetia Ostrich Co.'s Factory, Hobson Bldgs., next Old P.O. (take lift). r» "VTEXT to a bard day's work there's X> nothing like Hayward's MILITARY PICKLE to give you a relish to any meal. Ask your grocer. He knows. B OUR OBHDIT IS GOOD WITH Tji THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., Near Grafton Bridgs. ' TOpY WORRY? """"'■ NOONAN BROS. WTLL UNDBBTAXII YOUR PRIVATE SALE, AND GET BTG PRICES. TRY NOONAN'g. D TTEAT'S RIGHT.—Our Summer-weight •LL Underwear will keep yon cool. Singlets or Drawers, 3/B each.—Mcßrtde, Ca»a Tailor, 11-13, Victoria St. BJTS WANTED everybody to know that ZANDA TEA can be purchased direct from the ZANDA TEA CO., Albert Street, ln 61b. Packets at 2/2, 2/- and 1/10 per lb. ■ C TUTT'S, My Hatter, Mercer, and Clothier, Symonds St. and Qneen St. Oate J. A. Cooper). ■ DURAND'S PILLS, 5/ Box, POST FBEkT are the Beat and Most Successful. Always reliable.—BßlDGE DRUG SCORES Chemists and Specialists, 3A, Karangahape Road. Auckland. p HOME, SWEET HOKB ON EASY TERMS. C "MAPLES/ 1 13, Karangahape Road.
SEE Us about your Outfit for the Beach during the holidays. Everything from a Bathing Costume to a Sun Bath.—MeBride, Cash. Tailor, 11-13, Victoria St j HFa "l"l olden Rule" Writing Tablets appeal to VT the cultured. 1/ each.—Whitcomne and Tombs, Ltd. | RD rpENNIS PLAYERS.—Racquets Re-strung J. or Repaired: best gut; charges modsrate.—A. Bruce, Racquet Stringer, 84, Albert St. Phone 2617. O TTTHY LIVE WITH. MOTHHBT W HAVE A NEST OF YOUH OWN. C THE MAiPLE ETJiRNISHINQ CO. MALT, hops, and a life-long knowledge of brewing make Hancock's "NTT-BEEH" la nutritious, malty-fcoppy beverage. SoW • I everywhere at all times. - - : P4 TUTT'S My Hatter, Mercer, and Clothier. . Symonds Bt. and Queen St, (late J. A. Cooper). A KB THB HOME BRIGHT. FU.RNITURB ON EASY TERMS. C "MAPLES." 13, Karangahape Rd. rpHE rich can't buy nor the poor desire J- anything better than HAYWABD'S MILITARY PICKLE. Always even ln quality and moderate ln price. All stores. B MISS DIXON'S Sale or Millinery Starts To-morrow (Friday), 11th January. Come early; wonderful bargains.—Victoria St. West. 115 jBKKER'S Soap takes away the labour by soaking the Clothes 20 minutes. Made by a Belgian Citizen. Cheapest to use. B'""" Coughs and Colas, Try Ganderton, Ponsonby Road. b rpHE ideal appetiser Is MILITARY A- PICKLE, an Oriental combination of choice vegetables and fruits, combined in a > way that sets the gastric juices flowing, thus aiding digestion; AU live grocers. , URNITURE~ ON EASY TERMS. THB MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. I C 13, Karangahape Road. YOU CAN'T BEAT RUBBER as a shock Absorber, and you Can't Beat WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS for Absorbing the Shock of Boots on Asphalt. Get Them Fitted:" ~B EW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIA- ■ TION'S BUTTER VAN Delivers Bntter ln City and Suburbs Dally. g . . LANTS for Flower Garden.—Fine asatrtmeht hardy, well-grown, beautiful varieties, at O'Leary Bros, and Downs, Ltd., Seed Warehouse, Cook St., near Tows - BAIL ~. "-; - " . B mRY HAYWABD'S FLAG BRAND •*- PICKLES for flagging appetites; the . condiment of the period. Pure,- fresh,: ' economical. Ask your grocer. B RTIS TI C FURNITURE On Easy Terms. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO. C TTELP support the Empire by specifylhg ■*-*■ WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. Made in England by English workers— none better. "* • jj
IF your grocer doesn't' stock Hayward's MILITARY OR FLAG tJRAND PICKLES, he Is not giving yon the best - for your money or table. Insist on these : favourite Dominion appetisers. All leading grocers. - -. ■ - - b - ■p'ASY Terms for Everybody.—High-class •*-< Furniture, Pianos, Phonographs, Gramophones, etc. Planae bought right out. Talking Machines Repaired." Gramophone Needles, l/. box.—Newton Supply Agency, 227, Karangahape Rd. Phone A 2104. • D "DELIEVE .ME, . THERE IS NO FIRM LIKE NOONAN * BROS. FOR SELLING NEW FURNITURE AT COST PRICE. GET BUSY. D "DUY Him a Panama tor Xmas, and make ■*-» him look like a lover again.—Mcßrlde, Cash Tailor, 11-13. Victoria St. . HF.S t rpHE MAPLE FURNISHING «fc7 -a- . Next to Tivoli Theatre. Simple System of Easy Payment*. C ptALL and secure a Sample of the World's \J Best Tea. ZANDA TEA is sold direct' to the consumer from the Gardens of Oey- ' lon by the ZANDA TEA CO., Albert Street, in 61b. Packets, at 2/2, 2/- and 1/10 lb. C j A BSOLUTELY Choicest flreamery Butts* ■£\. for the table all the year round.—Neir Zealand Dairy Association. TJjUBBER Is Up in Price, and "Cheap" I . Grades are Masquerading-as. the ReaL Therefore specify. I. WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. B -J ' SEEDS.—Vegetable and Flower •-V* Seeds of every variety,, ln packet*; all leading stores, or from O'Leary H.-os. and Downs, Ltd., Cook St., near Town Hall. B iXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN LADIES' COTTON VESTS; large sfees and shaped waists; IOJd, 1/3, 1/6 each; see I these without delay-.— At Allingham's 1 Drapery Emporium, Kingsland. J* EW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION'S BUTTER VAN DeUvers Butter in City and Suburbs Daily. "QAVE THE BABIES."—A Typewritten *? Pamphlet, 3/6, telling how every mother should have one.—Mr. Dewar, 3, Strand Arcade. p "il/TEN'S tßoxadl 'Wool Tweed Suits." TJ - Special, G2/B;-Sport Suits, 4»/6; Alpaca Coats, 9/6; Boys' Tweed. Suits, keenest prices.—Bridgman's. rpUTT'S My Hatter, Mercer, and Clothier, -i- Symonds St. and Queen St. (late J. A. Cooper). TIFaDAME - HYLAND, Phrenologist and ■"*■• Character Reading from Handwriting; 30 years' experience.—42o, Queen St. B - MILNE "RUBBER HEELS will eliminate "pavement shock" and so lessen fatigue. Have them fitted—'but specify "WOOD-MILNE." B REPAIRS, REPAIRS; REPAIRS.—AII kinds of Talking Machines Repaired by an Expert. Machines called for and delivered. Ring up A 2105. Representative will call.—Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahape Rd. d ADIES' Gabardine Baincoats, latest, 32/6, 39/6; "Trench" Raincoats, Military pockets, 59/6; Gents' -Raincoats, 42/8. tSrldjjwan'g, opy. Town Hall.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 11, 12 January 1918, Page 2
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