HANCOCK'S "NU-BEER." To meet the demand for a non-intoxicating ale, Hancock's have placed "NU-BEER" upon tho market. Sparkling, nutritious, and with a flavour ♦hat cannot fail to appeal to the ale-drinker, Hancock's " NU-BEER" has an appetising zest that makes it pre-eminent as a beverace. " NU-BEER" is naturally matured, and is not aerated—its bright, beady sparkle is all its own. HANCOCK'S "IV -BEER " IS SOLD EVERYWHERE AND AT ALL TIMES. A TRIAL WILL DETERMINE ITS MERITS. BENDABLE BUT NOT BREAKABLE. This phrase applies to the "Indian" Motor cycle, whose drop-forged parts are so tough that they are capable of being twisted into, a knot without breaking. Drop forgings are used in the " Indian" because they have great strength and are lighter than steel castings.' There are 81 drop forgings, all told, in the Big Twin model. No other machine has near this number. All connections that are subject to heavy strain are drop forged. There is. therefore, no danger of sudden snapping under quick shock. Pi.rts will bend in emergencies, making for greater resisting qualities against vibration and read shocks. Everything about the "Indian" is as perfect as human ingenuity can make it. It is honest through and through. It would take too long to describe hero all the advantages the " Indian" possesses over the next best machine, but all the facts are illustrated and made perfectly clear to experts and laymen alike in the literature available at our warehouse. Come in and inspect this literature and at the same time get a demonstration of the actual machine. No man who contemplates buying a Motor-cycle should neglect to inspect and test the " Indian" against any others before deciding, otherwise he will live to regret his mistake. COUNT THE "INDIANS" ON THE ROAD. SKEATES AND WHITE,' 43, FORT STREET. DOUBLE THE LIFE OF YOUR PAINTING AND REDUCE FIRST COST BY 25 PER CENT. This is what it means to you when you buy " BERGER'B" PAINT. The Pure, Unadulterated FirstGrade Quality, and the BERGER'B Guarantee of Durability are factors you cannot ivfford to overlook thesa days. Besides which, they are everywhere acknowledged to be 25 pet cent, cheaper to use. BERGER'S PAINTS, FOR 170 YEARS BRITAIN'S BEST. PHILLIPS &~IMPEY. LTD., QUEEN STREET. LADIES' SMART FOOTWEAR FOR SUMMER. Exclusive Designs Now Showing in PATENT COURT SHOES. GLACE COURT SHOES. WHITE NUBUCK COURT SHOES. WHITE .CANVAS COURT SHOES. Inspection Invited. DADLEY%~ LTD., " SECURJTY," 200. QUEEN STREET. Bole Agents for " Walk-overs," Ladies' and Gents'. ATTRACTIVE AND WELLDECOBATED BOOMS Are a Source of Pleasure tind Contentment. ADVANCE CREATIONS. NEW 1918 PATTERNS. AT HILL AND PLUMMER, LTD., QUEEN STREET. J F IT'S ELECTRICAL GET IT FROM THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING CO., LTD., Manager, J. Allum, A.A.I.E.E. WELLESLEY STREET WEST. 'PHONES: 2440. 2510. and A 393. * THE OLD FIRM FOR TARRING AND SANDING. BEST GRADE TAR AND SHELL, AND YOUR HOME IS A PICTURE, TAR AND SAND DELIVERED DAILY. SAM. MITE AND SONS, CUSTOMS STREET WEST. Daily Appointments. 'Phone 708. THE SYNONYM OF PERFECTION 1 In MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS, And DAINTY AND APPETISING MID-DAY LUNCHEON, THE PICCADILLY TEA ROOMS, . STRAND ARCADE, QUEEN STREET. FOR SIGHT TESTING YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN Consult T. PEACOCK AND SON, Up-to-date OPTICIANS, 218, QUEEN STREET. MR. J. A. PEACOCK, F.S.M.C., England, with Honours, SIGHT SPECIALIST. Wo have Commodious Rooms, Best Appliances, Amplo Selection of SPECTACLES, and ensure Accuiate Fitting A B EIGHT §°N8 J IMITED, QOMMERCE gTREET, \ UCKLAND GENERAL CARRIERS, CUSTOMHOUSE SHIPPING, AND FORWARDING AGENTS. Consignment Fo.-warded to all parts of the Dominion and Overseas. TELEPHONES: Head Office, 2779. Customs Dept.. 2342. Night 'Phono, 1845. Inquiries «nd For»-ardine Dept.. 113 " EVERLASTING" pRESERVING JARS. FINEST JARS IN THE MARKET PINTS, QUARTS, AND HALF-GALLONS WIDE MOUTHS. PERFECT CAP& Now la tho time to Pieserve Cheap Fruit in » Perfect Jar, and so reduce the Cost of Liv.ng. The prices of Canned Fruits will bo high on account of the great 'lvanr.e in the only limited supply. AGENTS FOR "EVERLASTING" JARS. CUSTOMS STREET. AUCKLAND. ' A J jgNTRICAN AND QO., i/ D- " . ,' MERCHANTS,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16760, 29 January 1918, Page 4
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