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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1922, Page 15

A GREAT ARTIST! I have not said much concerning myself of late—which means a serious loss to the public. There are- few great men left in the world to-day, which means that the few of us. who remain have much to do. As the greatest cf all in the art of Tailoring, there are many calls upon my time, h,ut I. meet them all with that serenity of temper born of long service for humanity. Poor Raphael ! Had he possessed my poetic imagination for lines and curves, what a man he might have been! Never forget, George, that ''Of course you can never be like mc. but be as like mc as you're able to be.'* SUITS FROM .£5 5/- UP. Corner Queen St. im Strand Arcade. == 7^s CT<ta

I T^^B tSBk vWdL\w ___^3_> Under the Kamxmr at Robertson's Auction Rooms, WHY WORRY? Dawn with the Cost of Living. Save SO per Cent Buy by Auction New Oak. Maple, and Rimu Furniture, sold to the Highest Bidder. THAT IS ROBERTSON'S NEW IDEA OF REDUCING THE COST OF LIVING. DON'T BOTHER FURNITURE SHOPS. Go straight to Robertson's. They stock everything for a home. It is their large turnover that does the trick. ROBERTSON'S AUCTION ROOMS Next the National Pictures, Queen Street. The Oldest Established Auction Rooms in New Zealand.

GAS INCANDESCENT INVERTED GAS BURNERS GIVE A STEADY AND "SOFT" LIGHT. THERE IS NO GLARE, YET LIGHT IS ADEQUATE. TO OBTAIN HIGHEST EFFICIENCY ALL BUKNEKS and GLASSWARE SHOULD BE CLbANSP PERIODICALLY. WE SUPPLY LABOUR FREE OF CHARGE FOR CLEANING AND ADJUSTING 1 I ALL GAS LIGHTING BURNERS I CHARGING ONLY for MATERIAL USED. I BRING YOUR LIGHTING TROUBLES TO US 1 AUCKLAND CAS j \ l Sm^W S STRAIGHI ' TALK - • -Our \l._ _y________* , business is to sell QUALITY BOOTS cheap. . .Therefore we cannot cater to people who want FANCY SERVICE ... YOU IAW<S«OimAw!; "SERVE YOURSELF* * ....YOU LrtHJEVUILrtH. save that -service MONEY". Of THB BOOT TRADE LAW'S. K_FIANOAHAPE RO.