Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18040, 15 March 1922, Page 10

! Milk is the \ | Children's mainstay. \ I Give them all you can in the ' , form of delicious, boiled or baked J l pudding* to keep them in good ' I trim. i i Where children'* welfare is ■ | concerned. Com Flour and Milk ] are regarded as essential articles I of food. J Broun* Poison's i i Corn Flour j I nerved at a steaming hot pudding, I [ hat been enjoyed by the children I of three generations. I POU ■>■"»» '■■tmhi > sjJ £3,000 FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS MUST BE CLEARED This Month. Our Elliott Street Lease expires shortly, and as the premises are to bo demolished, we are compelled to clear our entire stock of new and good Second-hand Furniture by the end of this month. TREMENDOUS Price Reductions Not one piece of Furniture must be left—the £3000 must go in one rush. Many prices will be halved—even greater reductions will be effected. SALE NOW ON ARTHUR'S SHOWROOM, ELLIOTT STREET (Adjoining Auction Mart).

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