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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 49, 27 February 1894, Page 2

Jaites Smith has always something Bpicy to offer the public at this time of tho year. On Friday, 26fch January, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the 20 Days' Wondor Sale starts. Customers are advised to be early, as this sale is the chanco of a lifetime. Strangers in the town Bhould follow the knowing ones to tho opening of the Great Realising Salo at Te Aro House. Starting on Friday afternoon, and continuing for 20 days, we shall sell French kid gloves at Is lid the pair; muslin aprons at 4\d; fancy handkerchiefs at lid each; ladies' linen collars, 3d each; boys' sailor collars at 3%d each, or half-marked prices. These, and endless other lots, will be sold at the Great 20 Days' Realising Sale, at Te Aro House. — Adtt. Where has the money gone ? This certainly is a very pertinent question ; but whenpeople find that they get value for their outlay, there is no uncertainty as to what brand they will buy nexttime. The " Matchloss " Brand Teas are growing in public favour daily, and the increase in the demand for them is notorious. Their fine flavour and exceptionally good qualities are unequalled. — Advt. Razorine will sharpen the dullest razor, or money refunded. Directions for using razorine : — Rub the razorino on the strop, pressing hard, until it has a fair coating, and then strop the razor in the usual way, holding the razor perfectly flat. Use the side of the strop that is most worn. If the Btrop has a canvas or Btone side, use either of these to apply the razorine on. Always finish by stropping razor over leather without using razorine. The material is made hard so as to avoid putting on too much at a time, as only the smallest quantity is neoessary. A cake should last two years. It does not harm razor. If the edge of the razor is blunt, this will have to be repeated i several times ; but if it is only dull, once every four or six weeks will be sufficient. Price, Is per oake. Wilkins & Field, sole i wholesale agents. — Advt.