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Asthma and Bronchitis Remedy. All Chemists, or 47. Ferry Buildings. C A UCKLAND Horticultural Society's Spring ■**■ Show. September 10, 11, St. Andrew's nail. Symonds St. Admission. 1/. , . 2 "DAP Legs, Eczema, absolute cure. No X* Laying up.—Nurse Carlyle, 12, St. George's Bay ltd. . B "DEKKER'S Pure Soap Saves labour by ■*-* Soaking clothes 20*m!nntes; no soda or powders needed; harmless to the bands. All Grocers. B "I>IG REDUCTIONS IN PRAMS, Push -*-» Clinirs, Doll Prams, ett>., at our SHOWROOMS. Thompson's Buildings, Sl3, Queen Street (3 doors above Town Hall). W. A. THOMPSON AND CO. C T3LUE Serge Suits for a Fiver; guaranteed ■*-* dye.—Laurie and Hardy," Foresters' Bldgs.. Albert St. B T>OOTS and Shoes Repaired thoroughly. •*-* Best materials used, prices reasonable. Craig, corner Pitt, Vincent Sts. 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D JIANOS Tuned'and kept in good order; A three times yearly. £1 1/. —Stanley. Wright's Road,.Pt. Chevalier. B PSYCHOLOGIST, . Herbalist. Medical Dinsnoser, Character Delineation, Business Advice. —Sakara, Box 17, Newton P. 0.. Auckland. 17a RESTORED Health.—Kirk's Renowned Natural Cures Successfully Practised. Martin's, 32, St. Mary's Rd., Ponsonby. Inquire to-day. TFS ROLFE'S Wax Is, after all, the best and most economical Floor Polish. Sold everywhere. D SAWS of all kinds Oulleted, Hammered. Set, and Sharpened at Anderson and DurHp. 4.'. Albort St. C CANNOT BEAR THE THOUGHT OF DRINK. THANKS TO DRINKO. , There are no relapses with Drlnko—lt • eradicates permanently tbe craving for alcohol. Read this letter from a Hastings , lady: "After two years and two months your Drlnko Treatment still holds good, and although my husband was treated secretly he has a complete disgust for • drink now, and cannot bear the thought of It. You can imagine how happy we feel." 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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 210, 5 September 1925, Page 2
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