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Otago Witness, Issue 2356, 20 April 1899, Page 14

/^'"^V THE PERFECTION OF TOUCH, TONE, f "I X AND DURABILITY. Jf Y*l ¥% €L TV% (** £& i* JSS i jianos § i«**^^ SOLE AGENTS: | IaIIM:iTEE>, \^ DUNEDIN, TIMARU, & WELLINGTON.

THE FINEST > N the WORLD. Hkjf \JP MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY ALL THE LEADINS 9X>^-^_BgaM£B9KßpP>^ BAKERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM. Ur. ANDREW WILSON says :— " This Bread should be tgisicfer.giSSßaS^^SgSg^^JLi'J^.J eaten by al! who are in any way affected by digestive ailment*-" Windsor Castle, December 7th, 1886. Dear Sir, — Her Eoyal Highness Princess Christian desires me to express to you her very great * satisfaction with the Malt Bread Biscuits and Rusks provided to her. Her Royal Highness considers them all most excellent.— Yours truly, Eichd. Tahotjbb^t. Should you not Jie able to obtain a supply of this Bread, kindly write to Messrs T. H. HALL and Co., AUCKLAND, giving them name and address of principal baker in your district, and they "will see to appointing Agents. Easy to Mak-e, Easy to Digest, and of Perfect Flavour. Strengthening, Nourishing, and Cheapest in Use.

FOR RELIABLE CLOTHING YOU SHOULD SEND TO AIEJS'S MOSGIEL TWEED SUlTS— Splendid dark Colourings, thoroughly well made, with best of Linings and Trimmings ; all Sizes . . . . . . . . . . 39s 9d. YOUTHS' SAC SUITS— In Newest Tweeds, made and finished in splendid Style ; all Sizes . . . . . . 32s 6d. BOYS' MELVILLE SUITS— Made from the toughest Tweeds known — To Fit . . 9 years 11 years 13 years Price .. 13s 6d 15s 6d 17s 6d. DON'T BE DFPEIVED BY LOWER PRICES. What You Want Is Quality !