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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1047, 31 March 1910, Page 4

A Good Win! QUICKENS THE APPETITE THE 'San Remo’ .SATISFIES IT. POULTRY EVERY DAY. The Best Meal in Town for One Shilling. Risrht opposite Herald Office.

j- That Win of Yours IS Worth a Nodal Wk /Sg WHY NOT Commemorate it by having a Medal made and supplied by ARTHUR S. WHITE AUCKLAND CHAMBERS, 31, HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, Who will make and design an attractive Pendant in Gold or silver at a reasonable cost. ®gy“ Country Orders receive special attention. Trophies aud Masonic Jewels designed and made. Repairs a Speciality.

F. C. Jones, Epsom. W. J. Stephenson, <4 l\Aj * Gordon Road, | Mt. Eden. ||L l JOBBING /ofiAfAl 1 WORK A SPECIALITY. II ’ Estimates Furnished. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. ’HE UNFAILING REMEDY FOR ALL WOUNDS AND SORES Is BATES’S SALVE I WAS STOOD THE TEST FOB 90 YEARS I It is a Priceless Remedy for up-coun-Iry places, while it is cheapest to buy., best, to keep, simplest to use. Remember, BATES’S SAEVB ’ Sold by all Storekeepers. Proprietors: BATES & C 0., 1 Regent Square, London, W.C., England. JJETROPOLITAN JJOTEL, yyANGANUI. Telephone No. 84. Post Office Box 188. TARIFF: 6s 6d PER DAY. TOM NIXON begs to Inform tha General Public that he has purchased a long lease of the above well-known Hotel. The house has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished throughout. All the bedrooms have been plastered throughout, and new hot and cold water bathrooms installed. Excellent accommodation and first-class Cuisine. TOM NIXON Proprietor. (Late New Criterion Hotel).

Benger’s Food is mixed witH fresxi new milK when used, is dainty and delicious, highly nutritive, a.nd most easily digested. Infants thrive on it, and delicate or aged persons enjoy it. Benger’s Food is sold in tins, by all L Chemists, etc., everywhere. FOOD