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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 291, 3 September 1910, Page 7

I Is the best place in Auckland for I Silver-plated Tea Sets and Salvers. I You will find here not only the i best qualities, but tho largest I stock in the Dominion. | y ><: F w:2. Beat gilver-iilsilctl Afternoon T«a Set, coveroil tfugar and Cream, 3 piccca, £3/1.7/6. c ..,,«3r£k Oak Tray, Silvpr-platcd BeK Silver-iila.cd 'i't;i £et. £o/15/Otitcr Full-sue Sots. CO/-, 70/-, uiiwardi to £9/10,'-. For the convenience of Country'Customcrs we have Illustrated \it?;!f>..:uor. giving" rjre:!t variety oi our voce's, aro sent Veo en request. As we do not employ Afffiits or Travelling Salesmen, to .iii,ure rece'ving cur gcoti.s it is necessary to deal with us direct U our /r.ekland treasure House. We pay postage and guarantee safe delivery of tho g'oods. The Loading: JeweSGers, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Hundred and Ninety-five Stores in Auckland City and Province can now supply Fry's Pure 4 BREAKFAST 4 In Quarter Pound Tins at I Price oaly: NINEPENGE Per Tift. Quality Unique Price Unequalled Sole Wholesale Agents Queen-st., Auckland

rs J. Matheson I Fruiterer, Confectioner, 9 § Stationer & Fancy Goods 1 I McColl's, Hyde's & Inncs' | celebrated Cordials always slocked ... Agent for— Herald, Weekly News, Bulletin, Referee, King Country Chronicle and The Australasian, also a large collection of books by leading authors to sei leet from Latest English ! and Colonial Magazines Pipes, Cigarettes, Cigars II and Tobaccos Stocked Coveftt Garden mumine n Mrs J. Matheson Te Kuiti „ ONE HUNDRED MARRIAGEABLE YOUNG KING COUNTRY MEN One Hundred Ladies (Dolls) to be almost given away. " A CASES NEW GOODS -•" ARRIVED Comic Postcards, Fancy Crockery Ornaments, Wedding Presents, Writing Blocks (ISO sheets for I/). KING COUNTRY PUBLIC! Apply early for the Ladies Real Bargains and Ai.Yiosr (liven Away at Miss McConnell's Hamilton Novelty Depot TSIHAT hard racking cough at night J- can bo wonderfully relieved with a few drops of "Nazol" on a piece of loaf sugar, and allowed to dissolve very slowly between the cheek and gums, and repeated frequently.