THE COLEMAN NAME

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 71, 23 March 1923, Page 9

T HE COLEMAN NAME

] F ofß ? 110, ' S AN " - ALOOKS - I ANH_ HAIRDRESSER. The return of another Easier season cling ti,e continued progress TSweTl known tobacconist and hairof l Mr .lonathan \\ . Coleman, d f-P four *'ior '" 111 s;l, " ,ma 1U NoS - "' an" 173. Queen Street. Auckland, I % 'provide high-grade smokers' facilif" a s well as lH.ircut. ; shaves and other toilet concomitants. Mr Celcman has ever taken a strict I ride'in his huge and choice tobacconist I L pi; and MMiiiries winch are mi--1 Zbtedlv features in connection with ° reputable establishment*. Whether ~ is Carnival Week, foster or Christmas, I' jWnwUlhavcit Of special intere-t aro the Loewe and Dnnbill pipes, which ta « the recommendation of lovers of the best. ComoyV briars are also of bich standard, and an extra superior brand is the "Leader" pipes. The salesmen at the Coleman shops arc favoured ■ bein" able to sell to customers the very finest blends of smoking mixtures of ivliiili Coleman's "Three Star" is outstanding, while such popular varieties as Richmond. Latakia and Riverhead (>'./!.) fln'l general favour. REQUISITES AND HIGH-CLASS SALOONS. It i; many years since Mr. Coleman started to stock and sell cigars, and those who possess tho cigar palate have cvervtbing to gain by making such purchases at the shops under notice. A Tcr v largo stock of the finest cigarettes on'the market includes State Express, Botfuslav.-ky's, Prince Charming, and the popular "Three Castles." All the accessories imaginable are purveyed at the Coleman shops, to which are attached hairtlrnssing saloons. where highly ' qualified tradesmen am able, with the ielp of the latest appliances, and under tie most hygienic conditions, to give up-to-date and prompt service to patrons. A busy Easter week is in store for the Coleraan" shops and saloons, but everything will be done to meet the requirements of citizens and visitors in the usual efficient manner.