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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 48, 19 May 1927, Page 8

IMPERATIVE NECESSITY Aspirants for a good business position should realise without delay the vital necessity of being properly equipped. HEMINGWAY’S Students succeed because they receive individual and expert attention. CT ' SS a CORRESPONDENCE INSTRUCTION. Call or write for particulars. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Chancery Chambers, O’CONNELL ST., AUCKLAND. -.0. Box 516. NOTICE A NEW EXHIBITION OP CAMERA PORTRAITS is now on view at the S. P. ANDREW STUDIO Opp. Civic Square. Queen Street. This Exhibit includes Portraits of Well-known Auckland People, and Fine Modern Miniature

Work. “A WORD TO THE WISE WILL ALWAYS SUFFICE ” Many people profess to be expert renovaters of clothing whose stock-in-trade consists of a bottle of something or other and .a bit of rag or flannel. But renovation to be really satisfactory demands something more than that. We are genuine specialists, with a factory of our own, all the newest plant and machinery necessary, and a staff of skilled craftsmen. Hence our success. Your orders solicited. We can give you satisfaction. Call, write or phone 21-374 or 21-500. We will collect and deliver. CROTHALL WAY CLEANERS AND DYERS LIMITED Under the Distinguished Ptaronage of H.R.H. the Duchess of York. HEADQUARTERS AND WORKS 33-35 Edenvale Rd., Mt. Eden. 48 Customs Street East. 137 Symonds Street. 109 Dominion Road. Newmarket, next Post Office. Ponsonby, opposite Post Office. Onehunga, Queen Street. Also at 56 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. TARIFF: Cleaned & Pressed: Pressed Only: Costumes .. .. 7s Suits 3s Raincoats .. .. 7s Costumes .. 3s Hats (men’s) Raincoats .. 3s cleaned .. 3s

DON’T USE A LOT OP PAINT U SE STEELITE AND REPAINT LESS FREQUENTLY The Most Effective Iron Preservative Ever Produced. RED AND GREEN A L 1 SMITH & SMITH, LTD. 9-11 ALBERT STREET

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There is no doubt that much greater war preparations are being made in Russia than anywhere else in the world. —Sir L». \Vorthington-Evans.