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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XX, Issue 1126, 9 November 1911, Page 21

TO BE for SCHNAFES gHH. jßlllPl llfe JA Medicine well as a Beverage. I INSIST on “IMPERIAL” . | Always When you shop, why do you invariably ask for. SPECIAL make of tobacco, boots, . or gloves ? Because you’ve tried it and a KNOW it’s the right thing and it suits you. W Then WHY draw the line where Ale is 01 concerned. If you ask for “Beer” or “Ale” the chances are you’ll get a brew you know nothing about and care less. You haven’t SPECIFIED it, there’s the rub. You haven’t insisted. Make the acquaintance of IMPERIAL ALE jM and you’ll never ask for another. It stands Bp B g for purity and reliability, and by saying MF ■ “ Imperial ” you’ll get satisfaction. S To the llf § el| d your Electroplated Ware Lafe iiCtUßa Th e Canterbury Engineering* Co. ELECTROPLATING DEPARTMENT. Best Work. Lowest Charges. Send for Price List. Repairs Executed Promptly. Silverplating, Goldplating, Antique Bronzing. Liberal Discount for Quantity. Carriage paid one way on all goods. The Canterbury Engineering Co. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, I Manufacturers of S DYNAMOS, MOTORS, SWITCHBOARDS, ETC. I 68 Kilmore St. W., CHRISTCHURCH. I Telegrams—Polyphase. Telephone 2891, ■

i Bulloch Lade Whisky I! | The Largest rl A’ WT 1J , w orltt. i j* ksl>![ irs ! rci , ; m—- ' ' .o, tS , J Leading Hotels

- A V E R L E Y HOTEL. ■ "■ QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. f ' /’(TiF" Near Railway Station, Tram Terminus, - the Wharf, and ’Bus Stands. First-class Table d’Hote. ConveyF;' ance meets Steamers and Trains. .. Tariff: 7s per day; .-£2 2s per week. A,Telephone 370. This Hotel has a beautiful view of the Harbour. w. ABBOTT .'... Proprietor.