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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14845, 23 November 1911, Page 9

BY ROYAL WA RANT To H.M. HE KING; /Jill I e ex 9 uis i te 'y delicate and appetizing flavour that | JR. wSSZ m famous throughout the world, has never been attained by any 1 M^f wM?I imitation. Lea & Perrins gBR Sauce is the only original | tcVl <JV#il and genuine Worcestershire. CM Other sauces are imitations ®fSwy £4$ § introduced many years after ¥m Lea & Perrins had made g A4O V 3 1 the name "Worcestershire" I 1 I universally famous. "ItiU

FORD CARS. We will have A DEMONSTRATION CAR on the Auckland Show Grounds. Our NEW CARS arriving ex Kumara and Tokomaru. 20-horse Touring Care, to carry five people, complete with Hood, Screen, Speedometer, Gas and Oil Lamps. PRICE IS, £270 (two hundred and seventy pounds). 20-horse Torpedo Body, to carry twoj complete with full equipment. PRICE IS £255 (two hundred and fifty-five pou n ds). LATEST FORD RECORDS : . August 3-At Galveston Beach the FORD ran 150 miles in 180 minutes, beating Cars costing more than doublo the money. Class B. *ORD wins 10-mile July^A^ Milwi£o Wis. Annual Reliability Run, FORD was second again, A Tranced" HTirSimb. the FOED FINISHED An8 FIRSTMEN ITS CLAstanScond in the open to all class, being beaten by a Cottin Desgouttes 70 h.p. six cylinder Car. August 21—At Missouri, FORD made a Perfect Score. ] September 15-At Omaha, Neb., FORD T won Third Annua World Herald AutoP mobile lSm of 4 days, 686 miles, beating Clarion, Velio Page-Detroit, Maxwell 'Vlio, Chalmers Case and Lion. „, „ . September 11-At Port Jefferson Hill Climb, 2000 feet CLASS I. FORD first, 1 FORD T second. Krit third. CLASS 2. FORD T first, FORD T second, Page- ~ Detroit third. CLASS 3, Corbin first, FORD second. THE FORD No. 1 ascended the Hill at 31 Miles per Hour. W. SOUTER & Co., SOLE AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND PROVINCE, Cambridge, and 49, Customs Street, Auckland; I Enjoy a Healthful Life- —, itijoy 3 Healthful Life"" ——~—»- i Perfect Teeth are an Aid. j Hi 1 'Painless 1 , i , Time, circumstance—maybe neglect— 1 Extraction, 1/- 1 [ j j have caused your teeth to decay, become tL..,,..,.,., —~..,—........na,, „ J E3 loose or unsightly. ■81 B fi '' j | Hasten to the American Dental Parlors j" ■«■ ■■ i »''*■■ ■' 1 I] f and have them seen to without further 1 Fillings, 1 \■l J Have the teeth removed that are too far ""' mm ■ "■""^"■■"R -1 11 " ™. % I If there is the faintest possibility of | Plates, | JI § saving a tooth by filling, have it filled. [, from £2 2s. I jj 1 And should a whole set of new Teeth 1 Extractions Free 1 '['j be required, DR. RAYNER is specially 1 with Order for 1 i I equipped to give good service and life- | Set. § )J U long satisfaction. mi-iniii- wmmmmwmema-ma j I Our Famous "Restoration "Plate j, I | Our Famous " name implies—a ) is all its name implies—a h | I i restorer of the natural lines of m ! I expression to the face. || 11 DR. RAYNER, I I I j The American Dental Parlors, 1 I I CORNER QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STS. - AUCKLAND 1 | I I AND OVER WINDER'S -. WELLINGTON. I 1 I Hours-8.30 to 6 daily. Saturdays-8.30 to 1. J.i » I 1 Saturday Evenings— 7 to 9. 1 I 19 NURSES IN ATTENDANCE. I

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