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• ■r. ■ - ■ ■i . The Best of All ! n < In oar opinion "K" Cape Gooseberry Jam are the best and most delicious of all the luscious varieties we make— de Luxe! What Do You Think ? Test by taste. Our goods are our best arguments. Your grocer keeps good 1 stocks in I*s and 2*s and 7-lb. tins and 2-1W glass jars. I : L; INSIST ON THE «K» BRAND. > I ■'■ ■ .■ M R^» l i t w^ii l r^» M m l ii.iMpi. T i rff «^Y^ lMi " M T' iiM "^.' ■• The Children's Choice Th% Old Country's Goods are always the Best" ' ■ ■-'.'■ ■'■■■■ .■■■'■'•'•.'-•' •■ By collecting BOURN VILLE COCOA COUPONS you can obtain "Free Jewel Casket of Delieios» ■ : Chocolate*. Send self-addressed and «tamped envelope to Caobury'a, Gift Dept,, Wellington, for starter „ sheet and 4 free coupons. '':,. ». ''..'.. _ ' •• ( ftl "'*>n/ >V V •*Ma7l«i»t*'>'>yUdoiry<nifdioe»,A*r? ,'• i : / JSt ; 188 \ nJX B'w \ » No ihaijilu, Jack: I'm wearing MeUlact* bow, andean lace testate a ■* x sfcrffitiMlr '*M %> % .ccncC too . THE DAINTY METAL SHOE LACE - I Hill y"" ' so expressly appealing to a woman's sense ofwhat is neat jS^^^^^^ and chic in footwear. Metalaces have no untidy bows, . /^sß^^^^^ knots or twists ; they will not come unfastened; they cannot . .« break, and just an easy prtiss with finger and thumb is all |?^~l|b , that is required to lace oil' unlace them. Metalaces are wT t JF I finished in many different colours to match any shade of shoe ti^^m^ leather. They add graceful finish and smartness to the S®~~ mSbmi II shoes, and keep them in lieir original shape, w ™ s "g 'I ; M A .~ A «. « With Sizes Right — :Never Quickly Fitted OBTAINABLE ° s, j at all qood Loose Never Tipht to any la ? up ■. ° ew BHOB STORES U ' OSe ' >*" § or M ' "*«" in **!. Every Shoe requires the right sized the Metalaces need not be ****® laces, and they are there for you-tried and removed ' The shoe illus- -- ' -. . ■■■'.;. *"»* . ' .it.- '■■ trated having " 5 eyelet v //• ' :: ■"•':'.• fitted m a moment. Make certain and;obtain : holes needs 2 doubles with „ ' BbF 9 " holes needs I doubles with ,<- Jh, your CORRECT SIZE FROM THE a slng l one for the bottom ' » START and Metalaces will wear with ease odd eyelet. Shoes with 4 Complete Shoe Set, and comfort and outlast the Shoe. eyelets require only 2 - Measured and Fitted in > '■ „ . c ' ' doubles; with 6 eyelets, 3 Tan Black Grey > From all good Stores _ doubles. Sizes must first. Lan, BiacK, v»rey t ;: . , . and Bootmakers. ; ; v.-&.^ : :i - -" >:■;:-■■■ " "'■■ ; . £ ■■■.* : -:- White, Blue. Green, Red be correctly measured for and other popular -' METALACE (N.Z.) Ltd., each shoe separately. '■■'■■. colours. 4 ~ ■ , Ask for them at your local Union and Drake Streets, Auckland. Store or, Bootmakers.

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HATS AND CAPS.—Wo 1 havo just Jandflti ;&'• big shipment of:; Gents'•■Hats' awl Cops. These goods are well worth ; soeiii«, and you'll find the prices right. . , McBRXDE. •', Gents' Tailor r and Outfitter, •'" •■• • IM3. Victoria Street. ;. •■

To FARMERS with Ailing Stock. j Send written description of symptoms, j together with 8/6, | .' • A LETT* OF ADVICE . | und supply of roecicine will be sent by I ■RETURN, POST. ANIMAL MEDICAMENTS CO., ::^'': '' , --'- : '^ :^5?i NEH H!« : j

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18460, 25 July 1923, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18460, 25 July 1923, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18460, 25 July 1923, Page 5