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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2802, 21 June 1916, Page 9

A CULTURED HOME of R«ai nnd Eonnement, comprising; 9 houses, situated in. cential, efoatcd position, with ample pleasure grounds. Wute or wiro to Registered Address "STONEHUEST," Auckland. PROTECTION .. , : INSURANCE.,... :.-"■■ ■ ■■■■;.-. ; SHGUKM:3H CO., LTDr And - Administration of your Estate by l ' THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS CO., OF N.Z„ •LTD. '■~■ ' Merged in and guaranteed by THE SOUTH BRITISH. .JONES. AIW CO. '>" CLYDE QUAY, WELLINGTON. (Established; 20 Years.) .. ' /"IASH BUYERS OF . LEAD, BEASS, \J ZINC, COPPER, lECtf, BAGS, EOPE, and RUBBER. 'Phone 725. ' [viiniiimii'-iiiiHUKriii.jiii.iiiM dinr.tr trii.,.arir,j"M FOR A I DRINK ONLY .. jj? J& iTaJsL ' MJ sL& ujp o ~ .ACKNOWLEDGED: BY ALL CONNOISSEURS / ' | ~ ~ TO B.E ABSOLUTELY Brev/ery and Office: j MOleswortb and Murphy Streets. |

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