The hot sultry days make one feel languid and downcast, but a glass of Hancock's " Nu-Beer " will go far to replace any feeling of langour with one of brisk energising health. Hancock's "NuBeer " is a sparkling true-browed ale, but is also non-intoxicating and full of flavoury sparkle and life. Sold everywhere at all times. Don't ask for "Cornflour." Stipulate Duryea Maizer.a, the finest quality cornflour. The doors at the J.C.L. open to-morrow at 9 a.m., when the Colossal Sale will commence. Everything is reduced. Come early.—John Court, Ltd., Queen Street. A Startling Sale.—This is something special. Ladies, don't fail to read particulars on page 3, re Warren's Slaughter Sale. The public are the best judges. We are quite satisfied to abide by the decision of users of Duryea Maizena Cornflour, Save you tried it J i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16762, 31 January 1918, Page 6
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