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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4633, 3 December 1923, Page 4

HAPPY DINNER PARTY. THE LIGHTS GO OUT. In a country house recently a dinner party was in full swing when suddenly ,the lights fused. Not a candle in , the house, and the nearest electrician miles away! It was a case of complete darkness until daylight. Always keep a few packets of candles handy in case of emergency—and make sure of the best and cheapest by ordering Golden Ray Candle's. Apply Auckland merchants.

oz> U THE TEAT CUP n °* S rea^er comfort to tftjljty both Cow and User. ■Hal The : cup you will ■■ft eventually use. Bo&l' ! Unquestionably Ik 518 the b EST ‘ Value on BhcVIB the mar ketBmillk Write for circular for BSBIHI' trialset. per set. B'' 3 or'■ more sets 'gp' £3 A’Ts 6d. Obtainable from J. E. HAYWOOD 42 ALBERT ST., AUCKLAND. Telegraphic address: “ Hayutil," Auckland. SALE! PRICES RIDICULOUS. Crepe, all shades, 1/11 yard. Veils, all shades, 9d each. Veiling, all shades, 9d yard. Blouses, from 3/11. Tulle, all colours, 9d yard. Job Purchase of Ladies’ Boots and Shoes. Usual Prices, 25/-, 37/6, and 57/6.. ALL SIZES, 12/6 pair. Gaberdine Riding Trousers, all sizes, 14/11. Only a few left. Ribbon, siin, all shades, 6d yard. WELLS' EMPORIUM POLLEN STREET SOUTH. (next Exchange Hotel,) CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN.