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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 57, 8 March 1923, Page 9

—will introduce to you '^/nttiS^, the glories of our beau- 'twill tiful land—the joys of IMlj/ health-giving travel—in |^§F a happier way than any \i l Iff other car of its class. The "Essex," now reduced wfl&'M to £450, is a measure of « motor construction that cars look to their laurels i'-S The Dominion Motors Ltd. Wt Wellington. mm Local Agents: m's& THE-MOTOR SALES CO., M^ / AUCKLAND. Mβ CARS --^*

SYMINGTON'S L J J&gri Trade Mark .^ COFFEEESSENCE f^ Add boilmf water to ■ teupoonful of Symi«B*o«>'« Etienee and jL U/C^^M yoa h.»t huUnlly • cap of ijoriou. cotfee with a delicious / j\ W aroma and Savour. KH (A[ J M [fw for Symington , ! aad once agaia yo«"H «rt 1 Coffee ll?^|v| EaKnce of which the war deprived you. 2^jjplt_T^^B, READY IN AN INSTANT 43 ' 1 he Charm of HeartkA. I iome was ever enhanced by the sweet, wholesome cleanliness attained by the use of Hudson's Soap. In the old days it was die tiled floor which was kept so spotlessly clean with Hudson's; now linoleum and oilcloth bear witness to its virtues. Since Hudson's Soap was first used, many things in the home have-changed considerably—but the love of cleanliness lies with us yet That is why Hudson's Soap sbH has pride of place for all home cleaning, for washing clothes, for washingup after meals. IN PACKETS EVERYWHERE HUDSON'S theSOAPwitk*CHAR\CTER R. S. HUDSON LTD.. Liverpool London. «md Petone. NX

■■■'■'» . . . And now the cry is ""Hail Autumn," '"Farewell Summer"— but never IA i