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We are experts in all stands by us for Workmanship uud Satisfaction. T. H. WEBB AND CO., OAK HOUSE, 17D, HOUSON STREET. Phone 4099. CU ■jirODERN T3ITTON "pACTORY, 12, WELI.KST.F.Y STREET W. (Opposite Fuller's Opera House], Have, Procured the LATEST MACHINES FOB SPOKE STITCHING, •AXD ARE I'RBI'ARED TO EXECUTE j ORDERS AT MODERATE PRICES. Plioue 2111. C ! /~JLD CLOTHES "~" JJADE TO LOOK NEW ' FOR A FEW SHILLINGS. i Hundreils of pounds a week: That's i what we art taving the people of this ( I'mvinee in clothes. j For a few shillincs we make a suit | That means from £"i to £10 saved on i one turnout, and we are turning out scores every week. I You never k:iow what an old Suit or | i Costume is worth, until you have cou-.'-Eulted us. i Return postage paid on country Orders. Empire cleaning and dyeing company. Queen -Street, opp. Town Hall. . plug SSti7. Our Van Calls. CB t ■\V '/CLOTHING -pAMINE /DOMING! H X O T II AI L C OFFERS A WORD OF ADVICE. i. The clothing warehouses hold no reserve stocks, their shelves are bare. £. Itetailers say their stocks will last out ;, : tlon't know how much clothing is gouis Io cost. Be wise! Keel) all your old £ clothes and have them renuvati-d and I repaired in the wonderful "CROTHALL fc WAY." Look out your discarded gnr- £ orients and let CrothaU see them. He fc" may be able io save you a lot of \; money! We pay return on country ft orders. • rnRE Y\rAY /"~tO., feenovating Specialists and Practical Tailors'. 137, SItMOXDS ST. Phone 4414. C *■ . rpMJYPTIAN Gazing Crystals, the greatest L , -* unsolved marvel on earth, guaranteed to have produced the most marvellous phenomena known. The last opportunity of securing £5 3/ t>in. diameter size for a-i/, and three beautiful .Photo Engravings, tin art pansr, suitable for framing, of the Unarvell-ous spirit drawings that have attracted attention over the cMllsed ■world. Don't miss this, your last opportunity; produce endless visions of faces. Tonus, and figures; friends recognised. We ta-ve a lew Sets of Hydro Colour Healing licenses still l<*ft, any «-T*riir, IS/ each. - [Procurable ouly u.t Psjuhe -Scieace iusiitute. Nelson. 5:11 fDHELiIO BELIEVES HHECMAXISAL '"Uric acid poisoning" is another term for X;out. Lumbago. Sciatica, anil Rheumatism. Therefore the only nj to effect a permanent beneht is to eliminate the excess poisonous acid. External treatment cannot «io this, and it Is. not necessary to resorr to saits with foreign names. RHECIIO has relieved thousands from, the tortures of Hheumatisni. A well-knuwn Gort? resitient ■writes:—"Having' suffered for over twenty years with Rheumatism and Sciatica, I "tried many cures but did not derive much from Tlicm. I wjis to try EHEDMO, and can recommend it to anyciie. as it is the only thing that has dove »f good." RHECMO eradicates the excess uric acid, and is successful because it removes the cause of the disease. 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ELECTRIC LIGHTS and Radiators Installed on" easy terms. Estimates free it\tp \f AGENCY and EDISON DEALERS, To City <hamber>, Auckland. Phone 4009, for raTe - I '- r - D : ! TOADIES I £,5 PEU \y ee k slsSto n ry XZZrSI-Sl a C u°dTe IVt are. doing for ambitious" men and [women. Some of the must successfnl business people throughout Australia ti?-day are procurable "frnin" cannot be taught by nuy.me else. Almost every day we have Inqnlries fr.»ra city and country srurekeeiiers advislug us " t!lev pannoL get enough chocolates to sell This !s your opportunity-SEIZE IT: ' Conntry people en.lose stamped envelope ye our special posiajre course. Saiupl,- oosts pX pupils' work. 'J <-.. Interview us this day j irom 1-30 till j.;;o p.m. only. I A CiSTEAL gWEETS po., CHOCOLATE AND CANDT BXI'F.RTS r 4th FLOuii. SLVOUITY BCILDIXUS lab, IJt'EKN STREET. V (Two Doors 'Past .'ohn rourt, Ltd.), Established livt. ' Also at Sydney. Melbourne. Adelaide. D jIONEY MONEY TO LEND, LEX! IioNEY £5 T0 £500 V^" 1 MONEY c^" %J '.'\J\-, I.EM "MONET Un'N ANY APPROVED LENI MONFY SECrBITT, FURNI- LEX: MOXET TURK, taclndlng LIVE LF.NI MOVET STOCK. FARM IMPLE. LENI -<ONEY MENTS. etc. I.EN" MOnlv Ton can always be certain I.E.V AtnVFY of hououraiile and ahso- LE.V MON-ET lately Clean and Straight LEV MONEY Bujdnws. L~N MOnly T, XV gALKIND, LEN ftnvvv 44 n rA 45. CITY CHAM- LEN sKnEY ' BF.RS (Third Floor, " LF.N Eg»l ss&s% Si
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 148, 23 June 1919, Page 2
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