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Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13964, 3 May 1919, Page 6

Never let a. day pass without telling someone .aiboiittt ■ tlie wonderful • laboursaving and perfeob oieasingi qualities •of '"NO RUBBING" laundry Help. Is packet siufficieniti ftm sieven weekly washings.-r~W. Wood and Sons*. — *

; —■ ■ j ■-p— \T^E have the proud distinction at the present time of i showing the largest and most yaried stock of ROYAIv DOtftTON WAEE in the Auckland Province. These artistic articles are things of beauty and utility—the quality is superb, and they are ajwreciatcd by all people having good taste. — , : BUICK & CO., THE JEWELLERS ■ THAMES ■ ! / . • ' . ■ , ~ ——. - ______ - _^^_^__ t r ; —; ——-r —■"-"-"""—~- r — ' i i. -■ '■ THANKS! O«r craft has safely been guided through the sea of 1918 and we can now discern upon the horizon the untrodden, unexplored, land of I.9l9—'as we approach it stretches I out before us like America did to Columbus I / The generous support otoiir many customers has made our "trip" a successful one from a business poiut of view, and we now _xteud a hearty vote of thanks to one and all for their kind patronage in the past, and hope we 1 j will be similarly favoured during 1919., Shortage.of stocks has been,the chief dif&culty.throttgh- ■ »ut the Dominion, during 1918, —4 yetus* of war has made this so—and under ; the circumstances we fee! sure all will agree with us that our splendid fabrics rn&Se up during 1918 were not far below pre-war materials ?u quality. . In conclusion we wish all our customers, old and new, health, wealth and happiness during the coming year. ■CL':-W:/wil-pISH; LADIES'. •.& GENTS* TAILOR, THAMES. Le Roy's latest • improve- « ment in Horse Covers can- ~ not fail to interest Home' fsmjh^^± ■ „ owners by its simplicity P^P^^BPr <r' 'Jf- \, and * efficiency. Illuatra-l &gF ■. v^ I*^ \ tion shows straps sewn.toi JBf ;*JS2S MiS ? -**•»■-.•■! inside of cover al^out centre iBEr AUCKLAND I of back, and pairing diagoa* .-—-_— l ally (iewn moit of the way)': IQBRP"^^VaEI down each side towar_« for*. . Vi^vL lagi. These adjustable ftrapt ■ L j m ctoib on the breast and paat I U m | through one of three tlota, I n m ■ wL according to »i«e of Horse's M'ly _i 4F-----" neck, then snap to a Dee ~*~>*£k'J&*.»' , *""" on the opposite aide. This latest improvement does away with the ordinary breast strap; prevents, cover working tp on breast or back from shoulders; gives natural shape to front of cover, and, whilst quicker to fix than a stiff breast strap, is the essence of comfort to a feeding Horse. Te , those interested we would gladly furnish further particulars.. sC ¥ st? ■■___> _rv*r''-' 48 Queen Street Uto L_il_- RUT Auckland Manufacturer of Horse and Cow Covers, Tents, Baby Swings and pther Canvas Goods. 44 £k^Jgg& "WIT LOVELY TEA" Buttci^fiyi*' Thm itiwrln limiting hostess gives her visitors Uia bfli< tad no mm who tattes Butterfly T«« properly made can doubt ovir 6t«temarit tlMfct afc tIM prto© U>ere is no better tea in Urn world. . ".. ■ . • r. ;.■.■■ s \ / _^ l%ill weight—the packet is SBBff^l-iTr giitfSl-™ •»tr». Your grocer sells W^9Jf^^^ Blue Butterfly. Order it next time. Be sure you get »ra^JjWSSg|jS| I*" Then give your ovtui '.■:.■ ■■-■■■ s '•• •■■ ■: i.-..