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i 5 ADIEU LA VOITURE; ADIEU LA BOUTIQUE. (Farewell Carriage; Farewell Shop; It's All Over.) r Champion wisely hitched the wireless ' "G" to the City Council Chambers, and s Mr. Gunson, the Mayor, at once 1 Interpreted Its meaning, and stopped the Tramway cut. Our professors had I a conference, and the outcome was that if tbe "cut" continued our vocabulary t would be mutilated beyond repair. I They also placed on record the acumen J of Champion, with his Muscle Raiser Flour and Standard Oatmeal, Rolled l Oats and Gruel Meal, as be was always beyond the "limit for any good cause. I am always with you, "VT Auckland. - TjiVERYB'DY Goes to "EVRYB'DY'S." EVRYB'DY'S." DAINTY LUNCH VUYB'DY'S." and TEA LOUNGJO " T7*V*RYB'DY*S." Is Like i- " -111 V'RYB'DY'S." EVRYB'DY'S EVRYB'DY'S." THEATRE. V'RYB'DY'S." THE NICEST EVRYB'DY'S." In V'RYB'DY'S." TOWN. C 3, - !. fTTHE EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES d x For the s - "Auckland Star," "New Zealand Farmer,'' t. and "New Zealand Fruitgrower.'' i. R. B. BRETT AND SON, 134. Fleet Street, London E.C.4, _' From whom Advertising Rates, Copies ol s- tbe Taper, nnd other information can n« obtained. " itiVT Flannel fShlrts, all slze4.XU.ta 15 "I'JN Tutt's, jg/monds St.