An adtlition.il pa«i«Pii;ier train will leave Pa pa k lira for Auckland at <i.7 a.m. on Wednesday. Particulars are advertised in this issue. To make sure of getting the l»e*i photos during the Royal-visit, see tha: your camera is loaded with IllingworUi'lamous British films, which are unsur passed in the Empire. Sold bv chemists -(Ad.) Prompt. pleasant remedy. Wade'* Worm Figs. No bad after effects. Children like Wade's Worm Figs. Absolutely harmless. Cheap.—(Ad.) Oct the film that gets the picture— British-made "Kodak"' film. It allows greatest latitude in exposure and gives finely-graded negatives of the highest printing quality.— (Ad.) Imperfect digestion of tood produces acidity, flatulence and sick headache. Kharlnnd's Miifnexja mrrwts m-iditv relieves flatulence, and removes head ache. Sold everywhere, l/."l iicr bottle. - (Ad.) Thousands of cameras will be used during the ltoyal visit. Sec that yourf is loaded with Illingworth'a famous British films—which give the most perfect pictures. Sold by chemists.—(Ad.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 3
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