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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22392, 13 April 1936, Page 15

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The "Prince Rejent." the first ve...l to .nt.r what I. now known u the Waitemata Harbour, puilu Ran*itoto. In the yew JB2o Another event of international importance took place the same year Scotland. In that year "Johnnie Walker" first made'his appearance—was acclaimed an immediate favourite—and has remained so ever since. Today, Johnnie Walker, backed by generations of experience and enormous reserve stocks, offers you a smoother.. more mellow whisky than ever before

ffl/rj When you make hundreds ot Milts weekly, there's always a tew left on hand . . . customers change their minds, lose their employment, etc.—so these Suits must' be sold. You get the benefit ot the torleited deposits besides a substantial reduction. They're all sizes, and all latest materials, and -will be Sacrificed at 69/6 AND 79/6 Also Sample Dinner Suits, all Silk lined, French Silk facings, 0Q f m to Cletrl Two Addresses: 344 QUEEN STREET, Opp. Town Hall 43 QUEEN STREET, Opp. CP.O.