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KIBBC GEOBCE HOTEI Kins George RICH QUA I.IT V POUT 4/6 j Large Got. flnjnn(M|mr • ranoitoine 5001 HARO •tfffirf • If in war brandiVVINE 6/6 .Large Bot. TAKE MY TIP! liny now while Prices are Reasonable and Stocks are Available. War Regulations prohibit me from advertising my goods alter the end ot August with the exception of the enclosed space. I must take this opportunity of thanking my manv clients for their valued business during the past twenty years. Country clients can still get the same service by writing for my latest Price list, which will be available in ample time for Xmas trade. You can still make the King George your Dottle Store. Under War Regulations our advertising space will, in the near future, be reduced to this size so be sure to Watch This Space! What tire the United Nations fighting for? Not to take away our liberty and freedom but to preserve same for all time. Yet. a small minority In times of stress, backed by free publicity by the columns of the press, seek to take our rights away. Nagging is a new experience for New Zealand and is neither a happy nor a profitable one. Constant dark threats, Incessant warnings of the unnamed horrors to come, and unremitting bullying by bureaucratic upstarts can accomplish nothing for the nation: they merely serve to destroy incentive, stamp out'enthusiasm, and lay morale in ruins. * It seems a great pitv that we should be failing so lamentably on the psychological side. Win the War is the main thing. Nothing else counts. King George Hotel Corner High, Madras, and St. Asaph Streets. JACK COFFEY, Proprietor. Telephone 34-272. *** IONNOISSEOi nan l*»*OOuC€ or r*ANce BKANDIME Finest Quality S/6 Large Bot. IRVINES * Irvine’s WHITE PORT Specially imported 6/6 Large Bot.

PUBLIC NOTICE! By law, from the end of this month, it is forbidden to advertise spirituous liquors and beers for sale, except in a very minor way. Ballins Breweries (N.Z.) Ltd. accept the Government’s decision with the best of good grace. When this Company started as brewers, now six years ago, our best friends advised us that we were making a mistake, and that the size of the brewery we were building was too large, and would never be used to its full capacity. The position to-day is that the brewery is producing to capacity. This is all the more remarkable, seeing that our brewery is now the third largest brewing unit in the Dominion. As soon as the building restrictions are lifted, the Directors of Ballins Breweries (N.Z.) Ltd. intend to go ahead with their original policy of energetic expansion, and build a larger brewery which will not only meet the Company’s present needs, but also future requirements. OUR PLEDGE! The Directors wish to give this sincere and solemn pledge: "That they will maintain their High Brewing Standards, and definitely will not alter the present Quality of their Beers.” BALLINS BREWERIES (N.Z.) LTD., Christchurch—Telephone 30-705.

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