D.S.C. QUE "ICIEST QPRING AND "CURLY CUMMER CHOW rpO-DAY. rpo-DAY. ' IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO HANDLE OUR ■EXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS EX STAR OF SCOTLAND, EX AYRSHIRE, EX PAPANUI. EX EIMUTAKA, SOONER, AND TO GIVE EFFECT TO SUCH .AN TMPORTANT TTVISLAY. ,W E A KE N ow J^EADY, AND THE XTT-ORLD'S -VrOVELTLES WILL BE BEFORE THE AUCKLAND LADIES rpo-DAY (WEDNESDAY). .' T?REB Q.KAND CHOW TO THE pUBLIO. WHOM WE CORDIALLY INVITE TO IN- • SPECT OUR ,-TjISLAY OF "VTOVELTIES. OUR WHOLE STAFF WILL BE AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE VISITORS TO OUR WAREHOUSE rpo-DAY, WHEN EVERY FACILITY WILL BE GIVEN TO INSPECT THE "VTOVELTIES OF TJP-TO-DATE TjUSHION. 1 ; / D.S.C. | ■»■ . j ■ ' ■'■'...■, ' : - :■: - ■'.-"" .-.'. | DO YOU SUFFER FROM •nHEUMATISM. Q.OUT. TT-IDNEIS, f T^YSPEPBIA? PTJRIEI NATURAL MINERAL MATER. !. :-- t A PINT OF PURIRI* ON RISING ; GIVES RELIEF. SIR ROBERT STOUT (Chief Jtutica)iay§:"TO ANYONE HAVING A TENDENCY TO GOUT I CONSIDER IT INVALUABLE."SO WILL YOU. OUR GUARANTEE. COME OR WRITE TO US FOR A COPY OF THE WRITTEN GUARANTEE WE ARE GIVING WITH OUR TEETH. QETS FROM OO OS. LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS, NEXT RAILWAY /. STATION. TUCKER'S FAMILY BAKING POWDER HAS A REPUTATION TO LOSE. THEREFORE WE TAKE CARE OF ITS GOOD NAME. Every Tin is Guaranteed. SOLD BY YOUR GROCER IN NET WEIGHT WINS ONLY. .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13286, 19 September 1906, Page 6
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