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Evening Star, Issue 20029, 21 November 1928, Page 14

Seventy years of service. Since 1856, when Brown & Poison first manufactured cornflour, all kinds of delicious sweets and savouries have been made with its help. I use it also for thickening my soups and sauces. Broun & Poison’s Corn Flour oldest and best, Made in Scotland. Gratis nnd post free Brown & Poison's Recipe Book front /. D. Gilfillan & Co,, P.0.80x 84 8, Auckland, Send for a copy to-day. Aburn’s Annual Sale of Wall - J papers, at Very Greatly Reduced - Prices, is Now Going On / i You can count on buying all the Wallpapers you need at prices much below those usually charged. This is not a clearance of old stock, but a SALE of the Newest and Most Artistic Decorative Wall Coverings. The holiday season will soon be here, when the handy man has the time and opportunity for doing his own paperhanging. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEYI If desired, we will carry out the jwrk at very reasonable prices. §. F. ABURN, LTD., S, Painter and Decorator Silvering and [Glass Bevelling Works—Carroll and Hope Streets.

THE LEADING FURRIERS, FIRST FLOOR, HANNAH’S BUILDINGS, 24a GEORGE STREET. PHONE 10-890. LATE NIGHT FRIDAYS.

T® OOOD HEALTH AND HAPPINESS I This splendid Tonic-Food is prepared from selected New Zealand-grown Barley by a , special process, in which the nourishing qualities of the malt are fully retained. It is a Delicious, Wholesome, and Palatable Restorative, designed to build up enfeebled health, and to bring back lost energy. It promotes the physical development of weakly children, and for conyalescents is the finest possible food—Appetising,_ Nourishing, and Body-Building. 'Obtainable in lib. - and 21b. .Glass Jars (with Green Eab’oiy from all Chemists and Storekeepers,

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