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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 71, 23 March 1918, Page 17

Easter-tide Attractions at WHteombe's Thousands of Novel, Useful and Beautiful things, I Designed for Presentation. Including many Articles Suitable as Easter Gifts for Soldiers! i ~ STATIONERS. "1 LADIES' HANDBAGS. — LEATHER GOODS. EASTER GIFTS FO * We still hold extensive stocks of 'traetfve'a "__r_n_e T w?tt re^^fl-f*" Worth* eD.ci-l visit of inipection! (1 -3____M3 ' *^ M b " haPPy to * how th,m to TOU - LETTER WALLETS. _________ _______ ' ■'""—- PRESENTATION GOLDETC ETC ' ~~ ' '■ MOUNTED PENS IN THE 1 - ■ I BOOKSELLERS. D ~ Writing Pads. Games. j n owTh_ ti p7ic^\ d r 8 e ._", G " DM I? ifa S ° m6 m '<*****_ other.™ ,_it. do _, at . r...-t ~t... The, will be dearer ____~ f " Wh " 6 *™ gg__. th * t Tgg Four Books of Surpassing Interest for Holiday Reading. NEW NOVEL BY FLORENCE "THE OLD FRONT LINE." "CARRYING ON." -T" "THE NIQHT CLUB." I (Author o B f A ' R The A Ro..r. ",. B ' A , ,* *- H»- «_■ H.rbt. Jenkin.. " "TH* WHITE LADIES OF Author of »G.Uipoli." - etc.. A Sea '" l *&2_S_!^ 1 Aath °' of " Bi » dl «'" WORCESTER." Ascription of the old front li». iMW ¥T^lSl^ __.» h.r-___. b_l__-rl_., __._■___ lo.t ____. r/a _-_-__!!_S u ____. ii! _1?~-- Iv -_„ w a _.'___i'S' nation _in_« <?___ W__l_ r . _*- ■- • • «*=3F*_h_.»__Sf"« K_AA,'__i >RICE - «'«- """■ «'- "«'"■ 3/«- PMt-a. 3JI». PRIM. «)•_ P__g. ~_. »»__ie_:. «/.. .._____. _,_ M^m^i£jM_^^

H. BUTCHER sell, it for less __________^«~_____________B_____R __________Wk\__\ m iflH ___P^^^_H H|M I ill I _-_-84-_-------J ___r T RI IJ I .___ ' ""^^ ALL BIG SHOPS ARE NOT IN QUEEN STREET. " THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST UP-TO-DATE FURNIBHING WAREHOUSE is the one above. la_B__tioa Cordially lavited. Sav_ money and try our FAMOUS VARNISH FLOOR STAIN in 1/-, 2/-, and 4/- sizes. H. BUTCHER (".&?•) 191 to 195 Karangahape Road, r.-.,N«i..p.0. £50,000 Wanted Now! On behalf of the Empire's Six Million Soldiers a confident , appeal is made to the Patriotic Public of New Zealand for Additional Fundi to assist and extend The Church Army's War Work Since 1914 The Church Army has helped Soldiers and Sailors or ETery Creed on Every Battle Front and in Every Sea. Over £1,000.000 have already been spent on Rest Huts and c ?.?_ Ambulanoee, Kitchen Cars, Canteens, Hostels, Institutes, and Cbapols in every Camp. Thousands on thousands of Soldiers enjoy Hot Drinks, Shelter, Best, Concerts, Cinemaa and Recreation every day. The Rest Huts and Institutes in every Camp in New Zealand. England and at every Seat of War are "HOMES FROM HOME" Providing Newspapers, Maeasines, Stationery, Music and other Comforts to Soldiers and Sailors. EVERY PENNY DONATED GOES TO HELP THE WORK. SEND >________ YOU G_A__V. THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, JAS. W. HENDERSON j Honorary GEO. SHIRTOLIFFE i Treasurers 20 Mu-g-ave Street, 'WELLINGTON Oro_a all Cheques "Onion Bank, Wellington." haines-i mmmmMmmmmmmkwmmMW*wmmmmmm!m!a&mmmmk^mmmmm NOTE.—Church Army. Donation- may also be sent to B.T. J. B. Burgln, C.F., Box 652,

Get a Kodak for Easter! You can make pictures of things personal to you— | pictures that will have lifelong interest —if you take a H Kodak wherever you go. There is no hard work, no irritating detail, no trouble or bother in making Kodak pictures; the process is , a pleasure from beginning to end. There are Autographic Kodaks to meet all needs, at prices from 40/- upwards. The No. I Autographic Kodak Junior is simple, reliable and efficient. For pictures 2\ x3J inches - - Price 55/The No. 3A Autographic Kodak makes \ Postcard pictures, size 3\ - 5_ inches Price *5/l«/AU Kodaks are fitted with the Autographic feature, which enables you to date and tide pictures at the »mtmmp*d on the Camera far ytmt mrottctior. ■ S THJ_ B__- Picture Theatres— "Everybody's" and ■ "The Queen's." SB "DEATH TO FLIES." HOUSE ri_IES ARC DISEASE CARRIERS. In response to In .-trie, we have tor- . wirded a large number of free samples or /_;■_ „, "Mustdie," and have received quite a nam- jLM I I |\ I _T"^" ber of unasked-for letters testifying to the IVI ■ J I I ■I _M efficacy of "Mustdie." The following are B__.__L_~____T m ~ W * ■*■*'• copies of two such letters, the originals of ■*■*— mmat. _£_> _T\ •which can be seen at otir office:— Sa___Bß.___ri__-__f_. Vf~T_Vf~-i Eastwood, near Sydney: "Will you please ■ V-K*__. pond to the above address two tins of 'Must- , n__. tTJI L. A_j_k"% die' Powder, for which I enclose 2/ in —J o "* r--4n_M«___aWCl f \ »>_iops. r cannot j?et on without 'Must- j Bon. J /l\ MUp-Inka, N.8.W.: "Please let mc have 'mf 4AJ_j_^Ti^. two more tins of yonr 'Mnstdte' Powder. It "■ _7_ ________ J la Jnst the thtng tot the fflee ."—(B-gaed. .". v " •-^_ga___________gKsg_| *V. Meß.) SHARLAND & C©. LTD., Wholesale Agent*