ONE COMMON TIE That knits old times to new is the continued enjoyment of Perfection Whisky. Good reputation has never spoilt it. It continues to be the perfect blend, beautifully aged, mellowed, ripenedsoft as moonlight.—McCallum's Perfection. At hotels. Wholesale: Cooke and Co., Auckland.—Advt. ■ Low-priced ladies' shoes, latest styles, in lace, court and strap pattern.— inn of Fowlds. "Patons" Moorland, 3-ply sports wool, a new season's favourite for knitting, in all shades; also mixtures, heavy and soft; Is 4d the skein, 10s 6d~ the head.—At John Court, Ltd., Queen Street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18680, 9 April 1924, Page 12
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