HONORES MUTANT MORES. (Honours Change Men's Manners or Characters.) My Dear People,— I purchased n 4 2 ticket to hear | Sic Conan Doyle's lecture last night. nnd nn back of (icket was "Look out for Watson, the Entertainer." It is nppareni (his class of business must lie slack elsewhere. Sir Conan opened his lecture with the egotistical "I" predominant. Some of his credentials reminded one of the Liver Pill urn] Ilnlr Restorer Advertisements ns follows:—I used n box of your pills and was a changed man. also a bottle of your hair restorer, nnd 1 can now do without a comb and brush. It is apparent. reliable paid mediums are scarce, as iie only mentioned two. The first was a lady win. went into a trance and his brother' and son appeared. The second was a little tailor ut Glasgow • (where spirits are largely manufactured!: he took his clients up into an nttlc and immediately a young gale arose. accompanied with iol mi red lights. No doubt nn electric billion was pressed lo produce these wonderful phenomena. It ls evident I here is a shortage of reliable paid mediums, ns the "game IS not worth Ihe candle," ns Champion's motto, "All Ihings whatsoever ye would that men should do to you do ye even so to diem." has snuffed the candle, and Champion Muscle Kaiser Flour and Standard products are your malnstay. I nm, "I T Auckland. PS—No doubt when Sir Conan returns home lie will write a book similar to Mark Twain's "Innocents _ Abroad." D 4 T> E M 0 V A 1, -\T O T I C E. "DAST-EN'S /COMMERCIAL /pRAINING /COLLEGE. The undersigned beg to intimate that owing to the Imperial .Buildings having been sold, they have vacated the premises recently occupied by them, and have removed to 318, VICTORIA ARCADE, where they will continue to practise as iPublic Accountants anil Auditors, Reporters, Legal and Public Typistes. Owing to being unable -to secure suffi-ciently-commodious premises for the purposes of a Commercial College, the school is being discontinued for the time being. A .Re-union in connection with the College will be held iv February of next year.
C. S. V. BASTEN. F.N.ZA.A. C 4A. 11. BASTEN, A.IP.A. (N.Z.). JUST /"VPENED ,Q l 't— KNOX TTATS. NOX AJ-ATS. KNOX T_TATS. NOX AAATS. "The best Hat made is a KNOX Hat!" That Is a well-known aphorism amongst particular dressers. •-■ The -•■ KNOX HAT Is a Quality, Hat. In accordance with our policy we are always after QUALITY lines for customers, and we have received a., special parcel of these fine Hats by post—just ln time for Christmas. WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND INSPECT TnEM. JtS. J. JtS-EMp' B. J. K55: AUCKLAND'S OLDEST OUTFITTERS, KEMP'S CORNER, QUEEN AND SWANSON STREETS. A
YOUR FURNITURE IS IT FREE FROM WOOD BORER? Are .you letting your Furniture crumble away to dust tbrougb tbe unchecked ravages of tbe wood borer? Just think soon your piano, tables, chairs, etc., will be mere shells, and absolutely valueless. Stop this deterioration now! Obtain the aid of the surest, speediest, and most sensible method — the ONLY effective remedy— T> LADES pATENT /"lAS This modern process never fails. Penetrates every wood-borer bole, everywhere the wood-borer secretes Itself. Worksilently and cffectivtly, without harming tbe .furnishings In the least. Don't waste lime and money, and damage your furnltune by experimenting with solutions and powders. Write, call, or phone for Information about this swift, safe, and certain method TO-DA-. T> LADE'S -pATENT f-1 A 8 •pUIMIGATIXG po., 27, SHORTLAND STREET. AUCKLAND. PHONE 1173. RA REAL pi LEAN LI NESS Cannot be secured with soap and water alone. Add " U-PINO," "U-PIN 0." "U-PIN 0." "U-PIN O." •• U -1* 1 N O." —the famous London disinfectant and deodorant —is twice as slrong as any other. Real Cleanliness —actual safety from infection—can be secured In every home by using diluted '• U-d'lNO " freely for all cleanlng-up purposes. Order it from chemists or -tores, or buy a tin next time you are on the street. A 1/3 tiu makes M pints of full strength tilsInfecuint. J. YOCK AND CO., LTD., ' Auckland. Sole New Zealand Agents. RA TO-DAY'S WEATHER REPORT. ALL OBSERVATIONS aro taken at » am. "" Thei. Station. Wind. Wea- »aro- ln tber. meter. Sh__t
Cape Maria Wl - P 80.04 66 IlUi-ell NJ *" 29 - 93 « Manukau Heads WNWg F 20.84 66 A-c_land Wfb O 29.88 12 GL-b0r_.e......... NWfb O 29.70 75 Taupo SI O 20.76 70 Napier SWI O 29.08 73 Wanganui NWbr Z 20.77 70 Cape Egmont... Wl F 20.78 65 Cape Farewell.. Wfb C 29.70 65 Cape PailUer Ng B 29.61 75 Wellington....... NWbr OM 29.01 82 Cape Campbell.. Wfb B 29.54 64 CbrUtchurcb NWfb ■BC 29.43 S3 Dunedln NWI BC 29.33 63 Bluff NWbr C_ 29.36 57 WEATHER —8., Blue ess; C, Cloudi: D . Drlzzllne rain; F., Foggy: G.. Gloomy; _. Hall: L-, Lightning: At., Misty; 0.. Overcast; P.. Pissing abowers; Q., Squally; n Continued rain; T.. Thunder; S., Snow; U.'. Ugly. _»"«'• **-ln* a»Dearance: _;.. Hu_j. WIND FORCE.—C, Calm; L-, Light; Br., o. Mre - F 8.. Fresh breeze; M.G., Moderate j Heavy gale; W., Severe gale.
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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 293, 8 December 1920, Page 4
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