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WANTED KNOWN. WANTED X f O W 5. CRUICKSHANK. MILLER iXU CO. are Selling at lowest prices Household Hardware, Cutlery, Silverware, and Builders' Ironmongery. Regular shipments. I) RETURNED SOLDIERS—See X.M.C.A.? Latest BOCKSHEE STUNT, on Back Page. &ii DO X' T FOIIGET UKRSTENA £ full BREAKFAST. HOKKiH'KSES , Flannelette, yard wide, 1/liJ, - a, 2/6, reduced price 1.-7J, 1/U, 1/11J. —(Jnddlu, Draper, neur Train Barn, Punsonby. VOUU Hair _ i»~T:AGLL;TON'S Business. \\'Tri(TliL\(i .MnciTlno.-Avery's Id ill Slot »V Automatic Weighing Machine for Sale, cheap.—Particulars from Wlugale aud Co., Ltd.. »pp. G.P.0., Auckland. .14 Iron. Od ualf-'hour, also well- -*- i iittci Dressing Rooms, ut Lavender Cottage, 1- aud 14, Short's Bldgs., lv a.m. till 5 p.m. luU U T E AL L AGR E E 1' II A T J. K. ROBERTSON IA XIIIIO BEST AUCTION Eli li IN AUCKLAND. o'S.i Do n -~i- Fo i; i; i; T GEIIIHTIINA S I*oll BREAKFAST. DRESSMAKING— Winter Coats an;l Costuuicß, tailor Hushed.—Mrs. Thomas, «7A, Richmond Avenue, Grey Lynu Terminus. 139 "VOUK Hair "is EAGLETON'S Business." J- JS'J BETURXED SOLDIERS—See" Y.M.C.A.'s Latent BUCKSHEE STUNT, on Back I'age. 637 V'.KRY nrticle at n dlscount~HtTGoddiu's J-* Genuine Throw-out Sale.—Goddiu, .Draper, near Tram Barn. I'onsonby. 540 nU.N • T F U X r. X T - 1 - , ÜBKSTKXA H FOR BREAKFAST. BUI" on easy terms Furniture, llanos, Phonngruphs, Bicycles, Jewellery, Phonographs Repaired.—Central Agency, 70. City Chambers. Phone 4i"Ki. 143 \T J E A L L A G 11 E E T 11 A '1 >» J. R. ROBERTSON IS TttlE KEtfT AUCTIONEER IN ALVivLANU. ;»23 LADIES' Felt, Yelour and Tagel Hats remodelled, lat.-st style; Gent's Hats cleaned and blocked.—Cox, The Hatter, Karangahapo Rd. D DON'T If OUGHT GELRSXENA S FOR BREAKFAST. TJETURNED SOLDIERS—See Y.M.C.A.'s ■" Latest BUCKSHEE STUNT, ou Back Page. 037 "V" OUNGSON, Confectioner, Newton", -L Removing shortly to Tabernacle Bldgs., opp. old premises, to premises cow occupied l>y Robertson, Saddler. 011 rpHE I'iionograph you want. Edison Am" J- berola, il4 (terms arranged). Plays everlasting unbreakable Records.—EdUon Dealers, 70, City Chambers. D VVHY Remain sVngle ? We Furnish 3 » T Rooms for £M; £12 10/ deposit, 15,' weekly.—Central Agency, 70, City Chambers, jj T|OX' X FO RGET ■*-' GEIHSTKNA S FUR BREAKFAST. LKNOIR, 5«, ML. Eden Rd., Hi 'phone 2057. High-class Dressmaker. New Autumn Styles aud Designs. Moderate •-■barges. 035 OX'I F O R G E T GEIRSTENA S FOR BREAKFAST. I . WE ALL AGREE THAT J. R. ROBERTSON IS THE (BEST AUCTIUNEER IN AUCKLAND. 523 DO you want a Vacuum Cleaner or Carpet SweeperV Then Buy Now.—DomesticVacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. UT LD Port and Muscatel Sherry Wine, superior, bo/ case, cash witii order.— John S. Vella, Oratla, Auckland. D WRAGGE Institute and Waiata Tropical Gardens, Uirkenheud—lndian Paradise —Museum—Lovely Palms—Flowers, Choicest Refreshments, Delightful HealtU Kesort Admission, 1/1. m nO.X'I F O R a E T J - J GE'RSTENA S FOR BREAKFAST. TJETURNED SOLDIERS—See Y.M.C.A.'s J-*' Latest BUCKSIIEE STUNT, on Bark Page. 537 MEN'S Flax Working Shirts, 5/11; Wool Underllannels, ti, ti, 7/8; Fleecy UnderBairts and Drawers, 3/11; Wool Rugs, 14,0. Bridgmau's Sale. l>7 RETUKNEiD Soldiers.—Smart Tweed Suits 69/6; JN'avy Serge Suits, SW/; Raincoats, Underwear, keenest prices. Govt. orders cashed. —Brldgman's Sale. 100 DO N' I FOEGET GEIRSTENA S FOR BRE-AKFAST. \\ and rto., t td. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TKRMS. FUBNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON KASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EAST TEKMS. FDRNITUKE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON KASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TEKMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TEEMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS' FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS" FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS* FURNITURE ON EASS TEliiis" F7TRNITURE ON EASY TERMS* FURNITURE ON EASY TEKiIS* tfCRNITURE ON EASY TERMS." 'A Q KOSSMA - N AND QO., T TD. HOUSE FURNISHERS, ill-113. KARANOAHAPE ROAD AUCKLAND. U DON'T FORGET GETRSTENA S FOR BREAKFAST. BRITAIN MAKES THE BBST MOTOR TYRES. The Famous NORTH (BRITISH CLINCHER CROSS, •ilade In the Empire's Largest Rubber Works. PULLAX, ARMITAGE AND CO., Auckland Agents. B DON'T FORGET GE3RSTEXA B FOR BREAKFAST. THE CROTHALL WAY OF ALTERING AND REMODELLING. What does remodelling mean? It means the reshaping of a Costume, and bringing It up to date, or a large-sized man's suit to lit a small man. If well and artistically done, the process tells no tales, tind the reshaped suit, thoroughly cleansed and renovated, looks an If made to order. That's the result when tlie work Is done by "The Crothnll Way." One trial will convlme. K.B.—We Pay Return Postage on Country Orders. THE CROTHALL WAY CO., Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailors, 137, Symonds Street, Auckland. Phone 4i14. a rpHE COST OF LIVING STEADILY - 1 - RISING. The romlng of Peace has not made an appreciable difference in the cost of llvine problem. It Is still on the up-grade, and clothing is one of the factors in Empire" Cleaning 1 ' "Jo oKtt C' y r kiDS tMPI FL i C e r J BEtu^e8 E tu^et ND DYEING CO -| DON'T t'OEoii '■ -' c GEIRSTE.NA « FOa BREAKFAST.

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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 70, 22 March 1919, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 70, 22 March 1919, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 70, 22 March 1919, Page 2

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