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Evening Star, Issue 20316, 26 October 1929, Page 8

SCALES AND SHOP EQUIPMENT Must be regularly attended to in order to give the Maximum Service. A Regular Overhaul will well repay you. Our Staff of Expert Mechanics, with Mr Wrn. G. Coleman in charge, is at your service. MERCANTILE INDUSTRIES, LIMITED. 4 DOWLING STREET. Phone 12-801. Box T 23,

That “Something which Appeals f) There is always that ** something " about Tailor-made Attire for Ladies ■vhich invests the wearer with an air of dignity, refinement, and taste. OUR GENTLEMEN’S TAILORING is the result of science, skill, and experience—it reveals the "master hand.” That is why wo continue to enjoy the patronage of men of refinement and taste—of men who know what good tailoring should be OUR VFSW SPRING GOODS ARE NOW ARRIVING I MERCHANT TAILOR, 23 DOWLING STREET Phono 13-530. JOHN McGIKAE,

HBSiffl Hi H HIS HBIiHH First and Foremost Comes Tea ! Morning, Noon, and Night it has a place in the meals of New Zealand people—all the more reason why it should be good tea and reasonable in price. “MATCHLESS ” is a very choice Tea ! mmmmamammmmm ■iiiiiiiihwi iiiiiiiiiiiiw ■ijiumhiumiiiuji* iSi*mißPin i T{wmjßn i auMmmici<aisiWttSWw 2/9 per lb. It is a blend of selected growths, and well suited to the tastes of fastidious folks. The Flavour is Rich and Luscious, and the Aroma Delightful. “MATCHLESS” « wonderful value ! imported direct, Blended and Packed in our own Warehouse, we sell it to customers with but ONE PROFIT. It is equal to any tea in the market at 6d per lb more money. Try Triaf Sample. it and see! WARDELL BROS. & CO. GROCERS, TEA AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, GEORGE STREET. 2/9