ALMOST any Safety Razor is SAFE but there's only one that is ALWAYS SHARP—the SAFETY 4 This is the Safety Razor with the jj self-contained automatic stropping [l arrangement, which enables if! even a novice to produce that perfect, keen edge so essential to easy and pleasant 1 f shaving. Remember too that you avoid the constant purchase of new blades —a Guinea a year is a modest estimate of the cost of the blades \ required with the " non-stropping w 1 safety .razors —all this is saved by / purchasing an Auto Strop. The Auto Strop Safety Razor Standard Outfit consists of quadruple sHyer-plated, J self-stropping razor; ( one dozen I ' specially tested, lancet-steel blades ; one horse-hide strop, the whole contained in handsome leather case, size 2 in. by 3f in. The price complete is V NET. TWELVE BLADES LAST A LIFE-TIME. Sole Agents fos» the DotTratnoon of N.Z.
When you require anything in the way of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silverware, Electro-plated Ware, Leather Goods, etc. Write for our Catalogue. We send it free. We are the largest jewellery firm in the British Empire, having 10 large establishments. .We offer you at all times the finest selection of high-grade goods in the Dominion. All our goods are manufactured especially for us by the leading manufacturers of Great Britain. Trading on our own capital we are enabled to offer you the newest designs of all the leading makers and are not confined to handling the goods of one maker only. By paying spot cash: for all purchases and buying in such large quantities we are enabled to offer you goods at 25 per cent, under usual retail Jewellery rates. We do not employ any agents or canvassers. JEWELLERS WELLINGTON.
THE FINEST EMBROCATION OF ALL. CHEMISTS AND STORES. vmi Cuv*es
Ask for them when you want Good, Honest Footwear. Every boot guaranteed. 16 ' WHOLESALE FROM SKELTON, FROSTRICK, & CO., Christchurch.
(Established 1892, Incorporated 1907.) Auctioneers and Commission Agents, " HAVE FOR SALE: A A A ACRES, 0.R.P., at £1 5s r&z\J\J per acre; ring-fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks, well watered. Good 6-roomed house, woolshed, dip, sheep yards, etc. Will winter 2J sheep, besides cattle. Price £ll per acre for goodwill; £IOOO cash. -t pro ACRES, freehold, ringItJO fenced and subdivided into 7 paddocks, all in grass, well watered, good 7-roomed house, 12-bail cowshed, buggy and trap shed, and 1 all necessary buildinigs. Six miles from Dannevirke, 1 mile from school and creamery. Price £2O per acre ; easy terms; K1 7 ACRES, ring-femced andsub?}J. « divided, all in grass except 20 acres left for shelter; 3i miles from school and post office. Will winter 2 sheep to the acre. Price £5 10s; easy terms. P. O. CLARKE, Managing Director. RS OLIVER begs to announce - that she has taken over this well-known establishment, and will be prepared to supply MEALS AT ALL HOURS. FISH & OYSTERS A SPECIALITY. HOT SUPPERS. MEALS 1/- ALL ROUND. " BEG to notify the Public that i have taken over the business carried on by A. W. Jones, as a FIRST-CLASS FRUITERER. Supplies of fruit in season. Confectionery a speciality. MRS M. PETERSEN. Address : Nest to Uaulton'a.
You will be healthier and happier for it. Your looks improve, and nerves become a thing of the past. CADBURY'S f* *. has mmm. There is WSsm^iM ishment and ICfISSTSiRI economy. 2aas!i Made by Oadbury's, at their FaJtory hi a. garden. DONNAGE & CO. can supply you with every kind of JAM FRUIT you require. THE PRICE WILL SUIT YOU. THE FRUIT WILL SUIT YOU. Full weight and sound condition guaranteed. Send your orders at ouce for JAM and BOTTLING FRUITS to— Dunnage and Co., THE WHITE FRUITERERS, High - street, where they will receive prompt attention. We stock a choice assortment of English and Colonial Confectionery. TRESPASSERS. ' LL trespassers with dog or gun Waipatiki, and Kereru districts will be prosecuted. E. HALES, W. HALES, E. W. HALES.
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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 141, 20 June 1910, Page 2
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647Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 141, 20 June 1910, Page 2
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