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NEW BRIGHTON. THE PLAYGROUND OF THE CITT. *-' uons down by the blue Pacific Ocean. Come unencumbered by parcels or baggage; the following storekeepers, who remain open on Satur--day afternoons, can supply all your needs:— BRIGHTON BUTCHERY. FAMILIES Primest lamb, mutton, and roast beef. Fresh" small goods always i» ; „ stock. Manager: E. J. HiH>Seaview road. •Phone 37-487. AN UP-TO-DATE HAIRDRESSINCi3 SALOON. 1 *-" forward to your next visit. \ Full stocks of Tobaccos, cigars, toilet preparations, a..d fancy goods. 0\ C. WHITE, SEAVIEW ROAD (opp. Premier Theatre). WBsll