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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4593, 2 May 1904, Page 1

B. J. M. KEMP, An Ideal Will Give BEST RESULTS 4v , rf r s^*aafeUit?ctl >1 Valued Customer says: LATE OF PARNELL, ' - J/J -j / -_^-j VVV>nnn<w ,- Lr - l nrririrnjau-A--xv.rv.rjr.-j, MERCHANT TAILOR, HATTER & Grass 'htmtwt^t S manSrl o^ GENT.'S OUTFITTER, ManUrC WfiSTF IEJLD I: Remarkably Good, and BRAND •: ' intend using a quantity g 133 and 135, QUEEX-STREET, gtt| I * * this season.' | (Next Bank of New Zealand), AUCKLAND. C»v IK V %V^^^^ •fl « Specie! Grass Manure B ? J. PRINCE, jii FOR LAYING DOWN PERMANENT PASTURE. 1 WATCHMAKER & MANUFACTURING JEWELLER. W* . , ====mJ| ; Starts quickly and I PnCC 6 d TON. I Packed J 1 JJSI STOCK " LaStS Well. *^S Less 1\ per cent. Discount for Cash. f" •f% Cwt. Ba^S. P lnAruviwriiriTJiiinnL^^ H Watches, Clocks, Eings, Silver & Gold manufacturers p«u price ust or wbstfield manurbs m teadm* p»per* jeweiiery^tc, etc Kcmpthoriie, Prosser & Go.'s NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY, LTD. S^ Om^ ci AUC KI<AND. I Queen St., Opposite Herald Office, Auckland. . ..-.-..- „..--.-..- works; westfibld, Ne^ otah^hu. I

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