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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17145, 26 April 1919, Page 11

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES. Owinf? to the shortage of imported confectionery, and the inability of tho local manufacturers to meet the demand, many Auckland and country ladies are doing romarkably well making sweets and chocolates in their own homes, using kitchen utensils only. There is at present here in Auckland a'firm— Austral Sweets Co., Fourth Floor, Security Buildings, 198, Queen Street—who teach the lucrative art of chocolate and candy making; £5 per week can comfortably be made in your spare time, so all ladies who are interested should call immediately and obtain free particulars of this profitable homework. Country ladies enclose stamped envelope dealing with our special postal course. The tale of "The Better 'Ole" is too well/tnown to re-tell, but the film visualises it in a new form. The Great War has its symbol to us Britishers—it is Old Bill. The season commences at the Strand Theatre to-day, and don't miss it! All ships and hospitals should stock plenty of " Keep Smiling" Carbolic Pumice Soap, " No-Rubbine" Laundry Help, and tho pure " Golden Rule " Soap. Smoke up, get glad, be happy. Cigarettes reduced to pre-war prices. Green and Yellow Three Castles, 6d per packet. Open all day and till 9 p.m. this (Saturday) evening.—Melvern's Great Household Stores, Karangahape Road-