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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 128, 30 May 1918, Page 2

The Hon. E. W. Alison and Mr. Geo. Winstone have completed their visit to the new mine property at Rotowaru, and returned to town. To the Visiting Farmers. —Dear Sirs. — Kindly accept my best wishes, and trust that your meetings in Auckland will materially benefit you all in the near future. I also invite you to inspect both my shops, one in Khyber Pass, near Symonds Street, and the other one right opposite the Opera House in' Weilesiey Street. Xo doubt from time to time I pass through my shops meat and produce produced by yourselves in the backblocks. My endeavour is to be able to handle your produce right to the consumer and save your commission, and be able to jiive the consumers meat and produce at prices to suit their pockets. The show of meat cut and ready for the consumer in our window, will do you ;;ood to look at. and I can assure you every purchaser receives benefit of easily •20 per cent, and as to quality, well, money cannot buy better. You will be more pleased than ever witli your farm when you see the display of ox-beef, mutton, lamb, pork. etc. * produced by your hard work in the back blocks, and 1 can assure you that the customers who purchase from mc reciprocate, and are more than pleased with their purchase as to quality and price. I am the cheapest butcher in the Dominion. I also handle hams, bacon, cheese, butter, tea. etc. In fact lam working for the farmer and the worker. trying to bring you both close into touch and save yon both money. Trusting your business holiday will do you ail good. I remain yours faithfully.' D. Reed.— (Ad.)

Half-price remnant day at Milne and Choyee's to-morrow. Infants' woollen bonnets for ages 3 to IS months. 4/11 for 2/ti.—(Ad.)