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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 189, 12 August 1925, Page 21

Just why there is nofhing like a New Zealand-made Rug is easily explained— Made, as they are, in one of the world's best wool producing countries, and wool that for purity is recognised as second to none, it is only natural to expect that the manufactured article should be of the highest standard. In these days of travel, a good Rug is essential, and whether secured for personal use, or as a souvenir, or for presentation purposes, there is no better investment than a New Zealand Rug. The collection at the Milne & Choyce Store, embracing as it does the finest productions from the Petone, Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, and Onehunga mills, provides the fullest possible choice in qualities, colourings, and price. See the Special Window Featuring. * A Welcome to Visitors! It is in a spirit of hospitality that the M. & C. Store bid* visitors welcome. The establishment, always something more than merely a "Store," is a place -where both city residents and visitors may come with the assurance that their presence is appreciated, whether upon shopping bent or merely sightseeing. Milne & Choyce Ltd. "FOR SERVICE" Queen Street —Auckland

*&&*' iff i> as easy •• main as Tea wCocm NEW METHOD Place Club Coffee in heated fog (qu»B----tky-*-one heaped teaspoonful of 'Club* makes two large breakfast cups). Lift bailing kettle from fire, wait 2 second* for babbling to subside, then pour water on to coffee. Stir, and itand •n warm range for 3 minute*. Strain if desired. Add sugar and milk to taste. An appetising, stimulating, strengthening, and healthful drink. After Dinner— CLUB COFFEE NEW " ORION" OPEN FIRE With Hot Water Boiler An APtlttlo "»•"«£,_. doSe tSrpoSfta ja°™« w* s ™ electricity or gras is used for cooktoff and bakln*. or wnen the Kltc&en ranse nre Is allowed to go out. Aak your Irenmonger to «how you on*. H.E.SHACKLOCKLt<L Auokland, Ounedln, . Chrlatohurch and Wellington.