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Evening Star, Issue 14307, 4 March 1910, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. We make a specialty of Preserved Dainties that will save' no end ot trouble, and add pleaeure to jour holiday. Ox Tongue (in tin), meets every emergency, 3/3 tin. , Plum Puddings (in Uh and '2lb tins), need no cooking, 1/ and 1/(5 St. Ceorge Pie Apricots (gals and Jgals) are the genuine Teviot Fruit, ]/ and '2l. Dessert Fruits (21b tins), lOd to ]/. Camp Pie (a real delicacy), 1/. Every variety of Sandwich Paste, Preserved Fowl, etc. Special Hampers made up for expeditions or camps. George Street, your From If If you buy any sort of a mount simply because it's cheap, you will never get any real pleasure or satisfaction out of it. j k Send for Scott's J <%jL Catalogue, and you j will have the choice of I ( ]G different models of J A the ' best cycles made j in tho world at the prices:— P Anglo Specials | From £ls. j New Hudsons ' From £l4. Royal Speedwells From £l3 10/. , Popular Speedwells ' From £lO 10/. *WM ' Bend for a Catalogue—it's free for the asking. W. A. SCOTT & r~ mT Speedwell Cycle Works, 155 GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN. (READY MIXED) Colours Absolutely Permanent. Best and Most Economical " 1 & SiVMTI f* KT Quotations \JT Office for htr; l'risiliii'' before phi :! qisjm'ities Orders.

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