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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 3 January 1912, Page 1

I'll Just Give you "a Gheaue! What a business-like sound those words have. They stamp a m&a as a person of consequence, and are creative of feelings of respect in the minds of the hearers. If you would be noted as one who guards his own interests, just SHAKE OFF THE RETAIL SYSTEM that has lived on you long enough, and buy all yoa want for family or farm direct from us at NETT WHOLESALE PRICES Yes GROCERY, DRAPERY, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SADDLERY, FURNITURE-everything. Our Big 280-page New No., 3 Catalogue shows you HOW. If you ba?a one, tu§ It to-day; if you haven't, send for it. It's Pree. For instance, take our No. CIOO Saddle, mounted complete. Retail Price, £2 10/.. Our Price to you, 32/6. It's your duty to yourself to buy Wholesale. Wholesale" Merchants and Importers^ SUPPLIERS OF EVERYTHING IN THE WIDE WORLD Fort Street: Warehouses •» Auckland 10

STILL CHAMPION fcHAMPloili > MUSCLE^ ! RASSERg 50 LBS. 3 fCHAMPIoig , yfc FLOUR jg/ Acknowledged by the ; Premier (From " N.Z. Times.") ME SELDOM, on Messrs. Hog- {& (Jo's "Jiill otjVthdrawal Flour Duty to competo with. Mout'Trust, said: — '■, L "That there was no necessity for it, as the NORTHERN MILLING CO. was acting us a weight upon the Southern Mourmillers' Trust, and keeping them within reasonable limits.' 5 Rally once more round your Protector. PACKING THE PICNIC * HAMPER! <S^> /^^ Tommy-" Here Dad, don't for S et lh- Tin <-^f^'^K of 'HIGHLANDER." We couldn't do r >vM V %V-- J . without it." ' v?*'' r \ For Campinpr, Picir'c /~\ it^^^W^W A#>' / \ make sure aud tiike / ■•.|5 fe js>. Vi!^!:!ifiMi(/C/K' II ) / I i