Smart little bonnets in newest, yet most comfortable, shapes, trimmed, black tips, ospreys, steel buckles, Volets, etc., from 12s 6d to" 21s.Court Bros. Eggs very scarce, think on the fowls and let them rest; in the meantime, use Egg' Powder and Custard Powder as capital substitutes. . See you get Tucker's. Heavy-grand drill shirts, Is lid; tweed shirts, 3s 6d; all-wool shirts, 5s lid.—Court Bros. \; : ■ ;. v ; 5 PROFESSOR KIRK'S ADVICE IN HIS BOOK, "PAPERS ON HEALTH." Several soapmakers claim to be makers of barilla soap, insisting that' theirs is as good as M'Olinton's. It is/far cheaper. ; Well, we put it to the test of use. It -is not the same thing at all. It won't do,-nor will it nearly do; the soda is there beyond all doubt. We are compelled to recommend our readers to make sure &Hat they got M'Chn- j ton Soap, with this name stamped upon it. J
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11692, 29 June 1901, Page 3
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