Taniwha iSaap—“the golden bar of purity”—all grocers!—Advt. The Starch that never disappoints —Sylvia !~Advt. Sharland’s “Mo a Brand” Egg Preservative hns a wonderful record for absolutelv reliability. Eggs have been kept sweet and without taint even after being preserved *or over two years.—Advt. Thousands during the Great Influenza Epidemic, realised the wonderful protective power which the free use j of Nazol gave them over influenza in- I faction.—Advt I
POPULARITY OP N.Z. PRODUCTS. That the Dominion can be quite independent of several imported goods is further emphasised by the popularity of New Zealand-made Golden Ray Candles. The reason is obvious. “Golden Rays” are made of superior ingredients. Being specially hardened they last long and are most economical. Golden Ray Candles are ideal Night Lights—soft, clean and steady, kind to tired eyes. If Golden Ray Candles are unobtainable from your grocer, apply to Auckland Merchants for name of supplier. —Advt-
MAKE GARDENS BEAUTIFUL, with MACKAY’S PLANTS & SEEDS. Plant now the Queen of Flowers. Ma okay’s roses .in popular and exquisite range of colours. Carefully out and packed to reach you in first-class condition. GET YOUR ORCHARD PLANTED With Mackay’s Fruit Trees (ail varieties). Oranges and Lemons. BEST RESULT FROM MACKAY’S Hedging Plants, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Native Trees (Nursery grown), Carnations in variety, croice Seedlings, Annuals, Biennials, and Perennials, Vegetable and Flower Seed, Pot Plants of all varieties. SPECIAL SALE OFFER, of Spray pumps, Syringes, and Spraying material. . G. J. MACKAY. SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, 93 Queen Street. Nursery: Royal Oak, Onehunga.
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Thames Star, Volume LVII, 11 September 1923, Page 2
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