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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 63, 14 March 1918, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. A' }S BW ]\/p-N." "NOT DRINKING SINCE." That is what a gratefnl lady writes from Blenheim about her husband. We have scores of similar letters on file from all parts of N.Z Copies glady sent, together with free booklet, for your perusal. 6c " ler Drinko is a tasteless and odour.less powder and can be given secretly in any liquid or food. Quite harmless, and wUI not lnju?e the most delicate constitution. Treatment is inexpensive. You are under no obligation by securing particulars of this splendid remedy. Why not write now? Address in confidence, stating if Mr, Mrs or Mis* Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary o l2\?' Lanibton Quay. Wellington. RD jJTOOUBLED 1 People have tried powders and solutions again and again, without being able to get jid of the destructive pest, BUT THFRF IS "ONE" StJUE METHOD! ■ LJ "'"*< "gLADE'S T>ATENT nAs ERADICATES yyOODBORER AND ALL VERMIN. The gas penetrates holes, corners, and cracks in walls, floors, ceilings, or furnishings—no Insect or grub can escape. Tested hundreds of times—never fails. Harmless to furnishings. Learn about this scientific method. Call, write, or 'phone today. Our representative will call. BLADE'S TpATENT AS -ptJMiGATIN'G pO., 27, SHORTLAND STREET. "Phone 1173. B—B •OESTAK, LIMITED. 8.R.8. TARS FOR PATHS. Most folk in Auckland re-tar their paths every year. You have the annual messing and the annual bill. Both are unnecessary. 8.R.8. NO. 1 TAR changes this. Tell your asphalter to use 8.R.8. No. 1. This is guaranteed to be the best Tar, as the specification is endorsed by the most eminent British tar Experts. This Tar, properly put down, lasts for years. It will not get brown and perished, because the acids in the ordinary grade or crude tars are not present in 8.R.8. Tars The ordinary tars rot quicker than they ■wear. Restar, Ltd., find other uses for the acids, and produce a tar that Is all tar. 8.R.8. No. 1 is used by the Railway Department in Taranaki- and Wellington for station platforms. Therefore it should be good stun: for your paths. Betail Agents: CRUICKSHANK, MILLER AND CO., Lome Street. Wholesale Stores: Patteson Street. HESTAR, LTD., B Auckland and Wanganul. FOR PAPER BAGS FOH GROCERS, FRUITERERS. BAKERS, ETC WRAPPING PAPERS, TWINES, GENEAL STATIONERY, GAS MANTLES, BOOT LACES. BRUSHWARE, Etc., Try CHAS. L. STEVENSON, X.TD., Exchange Lane, opp. Fort Street, Auckland. Estab. 1599. Phone 1726. B "T A GLORIA."—LA GLORIA HENNA ■U SHAMPOO POWDER brightens dull or faded hair, and gives that pretty shade so much sought after, 6d per packet; all postage. 'ILA GLORIA" HENNA POWDER tints the hair that beantiful rich auburn shade. Especially suitable for light and brown bair. 1/ a packet. Procurable only at MASON'S, Hair 25G and 255. Queen St. B miES ABE FAIRLY ScXrcE, but We -*- have 'a Particularly Large and Well Assorted Stock Tvhich is well worth seeing. Mcßrlde, Cash Tailor. Costumier, and Outfitter, 11-13. Victoria St. HFS SECOND-GRADE Rubber Heels crumble and crack, but WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS are best Para Rubber, long-lasting, British end buoyant. Specify Wood-Milne. B XMPERIAL fTTEA, -f /Q All Grocers. B EKKER'S Soap taies away the labour by soaking the Clothes 20 minutes. Made by a Belgian Citizen. Cheapest to use. B -\7IEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIAi> TION'S BUTTER VA2S' Delivers Butter in City and Suburbs Daily. rpO Motor Garage Proprietors.—We keep J- Motor Clutch Washers ready cut in Etock.—Frank Jagger and Co., Grey St. 120 SEE Tutfs for Special Display of Men's 1 Working Trousers, from 7/11.—Tutfs, Symonds St. and Queen St. ■ATRS COGHLAN, 65, Wellington St., late -i-'-L of 17. Franklin Rd. Public Circle, Wednesday, at S p.m. 30 BUY Him a Panama, and make him look like a lover again.—Mcßride, Cash Tailor, 11-13. Victoria St. HFS ' TMPERIAL rpEA, T/C All Grocers. B TTTHEN YOU BUY "DESERT GOLD '» TEA" you get a Genuine. Economical Tea- Competition, -with £100 Cash Prizes. Write "Desert Gold Tea," 'Box 1520, Wellington, for details. B T EATHER heels, in these daye of leather ■" shortage, contain "filling," and wear quickly. Study economy and WEAR WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. Pure rubber. British and best. B A TEMPTING TRIO. NOONAN BROS.' OAK COMBINATION" PAIE AND WARDROBE. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. SEE THEM RIGHT NOW. D EPAIRS. REPAIRS, REPLIES.—AII kinds of Talking Machines Repaired ly an Expert. Machines called for ana delivered. Ring up A 2104. Representative ■will call. —Newton Phono. Shop. 227. Karapgahajy Rd. D DURAXD'S PILLS. 5/ Box. POST FREE, are the Best and Most Successful. Always reliable-—BRIDGE DRUG STORES, Chemists and Specialists. 3A. Karangahape Eoad, Auckland. D " TMPER.IAL rJTEA, "j/g All Grocers. B T\ELICIOUS, WHOLESOME, ECONO- *-' 'MICAL—"DESERT GOLD TEA." Once try it, and you'll always drink it. Save the Camels. They may win you £10. B BUST FOOD.—On receipt of 3/6 registered and 4Jd for postage, a well known Auckland Lady will send to any address a Jar of Vita, the Wonderful Bust Food. It will enlarge the smallest bust to any size In a short time.—Write A. Bygrade, Box 4 ; J?ost Office. Devonport. B MADAME iIYLAND, Phrenologist and Character Reading from Handwriting; 30 years' experience.—l2o, Queen St. B . A~ 1 SEEDS—Nevv Season's Grass and . Clover Seeds now arriving; price list i on request.—<)'Leary. Downs, Ltd., near i Town Hall. B j Al SEEDS—Grasses and Clovers, new season's Seeds arriving; samples posted on request.—O'Leary Bros, and Downs, Ltd., Seedsmen. B Al Seeds, Clover Seeds, Seeds of every variety.—O'Leary, Downs, Ltd., Seed Merchants, near Town ftalL B T\R. MILES' Antlpaln Pills ana Eureka J- , Inhalers Just arrived: business as usual. Mr Dgwar. 5 and 6. Strand Arcade D A BSOLUTELY Choicest Creamery Butter • rl - for the table all the year round.—New Zealand Dairy Association. JflOR One Week Only.—Great Reductions ~- in Men's Trousers; special values, 7/11. 11/6, 13/11.—Tutt's. Symonds St and Qaeen Et. SHIPMENTS FROM CEYLON OF "DESERT GOLD TJEA" have been delayed. Fresh supplies norv in. High Quality Is the Chief Aim in "DESERT GOLD." B fpHERE MUBT BE A REASON WHI ■*- PEOPLE COM-E SO FAB, say they cannot get Butter like that LOVELY TARANAKI at THE LITTLE BACON SHOP, 190 and 192, Hobson Street n«ht opposite the Marble Arch. MHF