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Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, 18 December 1914, Page 1

T. NiC OL, CJasli Tailor, Next to Wilson and Shawa’ i Suits Made to Aleasur^. FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED. Choice selection of Materials and patterns to select from. A continuation of favours respectfully solicited. D. S TJTTIE, Genera! Carter and Carrier, HUN'TLY. | Ai! Coai Strictly Cash on j Delivery. Prompt attention gireu to all orders A share of patronage solicited

j \TTANTEDS, Lost, Found, For I VV Sale, To Let Notices : | 16 words for Is. first insertions, I 2/6 for three insertions. Seventeen to twenty-eight words, 1/6 | for first insertion, 3/6 for three j insertions. Up to 38 words 2s I for first insertion, 4/6 three insertions. If booked, double these rates. Pianos ! Pianos ! Pholman John Brinsmead Players Alison B. Squires Carl Echert Schnekel Alsq variety of organs, easy terras. W. A. HARRIS, Sales Manager, Auckland South W. DARBY, Looai Agent. m Finishing Toial Is Baby’s Tollst TALSIC TOILET POWDER. gaby must have the best toilet powder or his little skin will soon become red, rough, sore, and smarting. The finishing touch to baby’s toilet is a free dusting with the Talsic Toilet Powder —aew and'perfect powder for keeping baby's tender skin clean and free from all skin irritations. Trained nurses everywhere are using and recommending Talsic Toilet Powder because they find it soothing, antiseptic, and healing and the m .t perfect powder for dusting on baby's tender skin after y change of clothing. Moth j.s may be sure that baby wi) ar have any rough, red, *n art, • g, itching, irritating skin attec. u where Talsic Toilet Pojuh|®ls regularly use Jiclcl 'sis- every wh Bhilling each.