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Evening Star, Issue 19275, 14 June 1926, Page 3

DIAMOND VALUES I Depend entirely upon quality. A low price does not in itself constitute a bargain. As a rule, a Diamond of poor quality is too high at any price, because it will not bear comparison. To judge values, you must see,the goods, not just hear the prices. We like showing. WILLIAMSONS THE QUALITY JEWELLERS, 31 PRINCES STREET (Next The Bristol Co,).

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YOU CAN EBLY ON FLUENZOL. A leading Wellington chemist writes: “As a fever specific the principal cc ■’titnent. of Finenzol is largely used bj' UvaWl men in Uieir practices.”—[Advt.]