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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12066, 23 July 1917, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. *\..\ i "Forget-me-not" Box of Aulsebrook's delectahl* Chocolates and Sweets. In every "Forget-me-not Box there is a wide variety—some hard, some soft, some betwix and between—and each sweet has a taste and flavour that pleases the most critical of chocolate con* noisseura. Ask for— Aulsebrooks "Forget-me-not' 9 Chocolates Optimistic No shortage of Cycles or Bicycle Accessories, and no advance in prices. Vi e an* running our business on l«ra profit, and thus sell our goods at prewar prices and maintain our name of being one of the cheapest houses in N.Z. We are still selling our famous Carbine Cycles for £7/10/- each, equipped with free wheel,two brakes, and Michelin tyres, 12 mouths' guarantee. Try our 3/6 Tube*, also our 6/6 Covers; Chains all sixes, 4/6; Free Wheels all sizes, 4/6 each; Oil Lamps, 2/6 ; Carbide Lamps, 6/6; Steel Mudguards, 2/6 pair. TT BROS. Oashel Street Wosi Ohrlatchurch ■ . • Smart Second-hand Costumes There's a splendid lot to choose from, and everyone is beauti fully mads of "quality" materials. I bought them from Well-to-do folk who only x their clothes a times. Sea, they are quite a* good as new. Anyway eTery garment is always cleaned a<nd fumirated before being offered for sale. My prices are merely a quarter of what they originally cost, so you can wear the very best without soy expense. All styles of olotbine for men, women and children in stock. Come and see them. Mrs. Ellwood SECOND-HAND CLOTHIER 123. 125, 127, ARMAGH STREET 'Phone 3087 When you have joined in tha chorus of that grand old song " Should auld acquaintance be forgot" did it never strike you that the possession of a photo. portrait of auld acquaintance by would be the BUtctt means of avoiding thfi possibility of forgetting? Tml. MASSEUSE. 2034 HAIR & SKEt SPBCIAIIBTB & 1 nVHEi Mui ffiirarc " WORCESTERSHIRE j