Tailoring. >:• ;,v I*A WELL-CUT SUIT Is a continual pleasure to the m man who wears it. He feels a that he is well dressed. H David Palmer builds suits H up to the minute in style from « £4 4s, to £5 10s. 1 DAVID PALMER, I Tailor and Outfitter, H a 159, Queen St (near Wyndhan St) \, B Merchandise. « DAYS FREE TRIAL i allowed on every eyrie bought of ns. Honey refunded without question if sou MtWactorj. Highest grade English - Coventry Cycles? warranted fire to ten jean, despatched direct from tbe factory to anyone an appro, at lowest man'taetiuers' prices. LATEST « O «g> „ A A models 3Gr%fefV to 3b S9 Fitted with an latest fannrorcmrata. : Packed and Delivered ' Freo *° any port in the world. ACTIVE AGENTS 'ssMfi' Wirge profits easily made. Writs at once. „~JEcicmjv».t»<:-,for free art catalogues and oar nactai -gj-r m wimple machine. MEADcrCLEGo,,vw 255 Liverpool. iDTyouWcar Shock 1 I Absorbers I H They are fitted to Hotoi Caw to promote I M the comfort of those who use them, and ■ ■ to prolong the life of the Car. H B You need them too, for in an hour's H H walk your heels strike the pavement from f §3 10,000 to 15,000 times—with disastrous j H result to nerves in time. Nature intended 1 ■ man to walk on the springy turf and E 2 the grassy mead, but civilisation drives | 3 him to use stone-paved streets—hence the , I ■>. H need of shock absorbers. I JWOOe-MILNE ■Rubber Heels m are shock absorbers, they constitute a M 5 rubber pavement, permanently fixed to E ■ your boot heels. They carpet every hard gg I street for you with resilient rubber—they H 9 make every step a pleasure, do wonders m . IB for your health and save half your boot tail. D g Look for WOOD-HILNE on the heel. B fif- Wbenr die Sio beatsTdowti for days fa the ml the hot spell, some roofings will soften and rum* \ i S Mother roofings will dry up and craJc There is ■ V no material used in Cmgo Hoofing which can <*» B jS either of these things. ■ ■ B It will stay the same in every donate- Buy » ■t Congo Rotfing—ihi never-leat kind. , M .Writ* txUy for frsw SaaajU mai Mat A. & T. BURT. LTD. " Auckland Agents/ _ ■ ~*% TALK ac^ |$oneT.n of Highlander Condensed Milru| fjwiUmake 6 Jugs of forThetableW Honest and Pure in 'Quality ! . Unadulterated and Warranted "Full Cream.'.' , Most Economical ! in use! Richest for Baking and Cooking. The Ideal Infants' Food. ,/ ■. "Highlander" Condensed Milk. Keep a few Tins " You can depend"' in the House. ■ upon it." PORTLAND CEMENT and Hydraulic Lime, in your concrete work, and be assured of good' results. Also, on v Bricks. Pipes. Sand, etc., at lowest rates.—Wilson's Portland Cement Co., Ltd. Stores. Hobson* street Wharf; office. Shortland-street. ■ -/, Guns, Ammunition, etc. " FIR E Wi,o EKS. A GREAT VARIETY OP ENGLISH AND CHINESE RECEIVED FOE THE SEASON. ' ASSORTED BOXES:- . -, .; 2s 6d. Es. 7s 6d, 10s, \and upwards. —' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ~; FISHING" TACKLE. SEA AND RIVER. TACKLE IN GREAT " VARIETY. ; : '.-v; :-,iir^ : ~; A D. EVITT, GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER. 236, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. Price List Free on Application- > Telephone, No. 1230. ■ / -. ; I—— ——.^—g ammmm ■•\ i Medical. , , 11 Round, Thread or ape Worms II II • ' MDIR^w e of e,le^b^ b,kJnR " VlB ft ROOT. MUIR, Chemist, jlv
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14209, 4 November 1909, Page 2
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