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Free Lance, Volume XIV, Issue 723, 9 May 1914, Page 25

Aulsebrook's =i Shortbread S It's irresistible—its flaYonr I is its charm, its excellence J makes every bite a treat. I Made by experience from the choicest ingredients— unceasing care is taken in I manufacture. i | For afternoon tea, for social | functions of all lands it is 8 unequalled. j a Order from your grocer—B I and to prevent disappointI meht, say Aulsebrook's— 8 it's quite worth while I I Try any of these varieties— Shortbread Keil Fingers :'\ Castle Shortbread I Short Cakes J Shortbread Jelly Rings - ] V II CHRISTCHURCH m , .-.' .; ft | I [A. Card] j MISS LEKA LENNOX, | TOBACCONIST, | GRAND CIGAR DIVAN. QMOKERS, Call and Inspect, and k3 get your Smokes from the Grand j Cigar Divan.' GRAND OPERA HOUSE BUILDINGS, j Manners Street. WHERE TO STAY IN WEL- 1 UNGTON. s I ' THE 1 ALBERT HOTEL Tariff: 8s 6d per day. £2 2s per 1 week. i Proprietor, i jas. Mcdonald,, 8 GIRLS WANTED. '. \- "DRTANT AND MAY, BELL AND CO. HAVE VACANCIES FOR A FEW YOUNG GIRLS AT LIGHT WORK AND GOOD WAGES. Apply at— . ACTORY, Newtown.