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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 696, 19 August 1914, Page 7

NDE V ; la tl Telegrams: "Grande Vue. : Telephone 231. Under entirely New Management. The above Hotel is replete with every modern convenience, and offers excellent accommodation to me travelling public. Jimg Country Residents specially catered for. First class Table. Tariff, os. per day. 5 minutes' from G.P.O. Opposite Waikato Hotel. G. PHILLIPS, (late Matiere,) Proprietor. £S3 P «ggs &m %%m S«fe m# && '■*& m mm iSI g^ »^J ■ABKSSBBK m ?&& Bas Dawson's Doctors say: "The Whisky good enough for you to . drink must be absolute! v pure and thoroughly matured." Dawson's Whisky is both. If the Best only is good enough for you ask for TfAVicTO?¥Cl Wi m Hf mm mi m m mm sea §sg WM m § 9m> mk '*&, §Pfe Us H II £* n 'His 3SSS & %g Sole agents Wine & Spirit Merchants, asm n /IBjlljl, Customs Street , AUCKLAND Hj. |'lf @@ e © ® @ @ A Customer writes: "1 have got Real Value for my money. Finished Nicely Thoroughly Serviceable Reasonable in Price. EC* SSmSS?**-^ tnn hf&S, it's. mm. The " GUN & FISHING TACKLE MAKER, m CUSTOMS STREET Send for CATALOGUE (Post Free). *l'l^ta%waff* ; K?i »'M>&VsK&Fxrg;i±i> ISSUE !ii m&& §m^m l/AII mm W&g&SMß^mhmi HI rtajtas ES&9 m& mm &*m oxecx your Stock and your pocket, tool m m m s« KS wM&w&m>wmsm;Mmm xz&mmwimmmimmym m mz m Jlorses that are protected from Winds and Weather have smoother, glossier coats, work better, require less feed, and are less liable to sickness. Dairy farmers known full well that to cover their cows means a better and fuller supply of milk and security against milk fever and other disorders. y Cover and Tent Mafcer, 7 ■ 9 42 Queen Street, AUCKLAND. m> m m m s» m *%. m mm. Emmi 7t'ffi» ««• %m m m is* »K m SS«? PHPPP WILL THAT FURNITURE SPOIL YOUR COLOUR SCHEME? When you're buying furniture that's a very important consideration. At Pattison' - and Lockington's you can obtain furniture that will harmonise with any colour effect, and that will FIT ITS .SURROUNDINGS.Antique:styles are closely followed in some models. The fine old designs so prominent in William and Mary's time, are here. The artistic and tasteful Jacobean styles too, stand out in popularity to-day. Oak and Mahogany are timbers mostly desired now-a-days, therefore, they are here in every style, ancient and modern. Please call and look round our showroom. We will give advice on your colour scheme. LllHifil>y ill FURNISHER