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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 132, 25 August 1927, Page 10

YOU OWE IT TO YOUR HOUSE AND YOURSELF It will add to the appearance of your Home, it will make your House a better house to live in. and a more valuable House should you at any time wish to sell it. What? —A coat of Red Hand Roof Paint. Obtainable from HILL & PLUMMER, LTD., QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. CORNS CORNS CURED BY USING QORNEATA (Pink Corn Cure). Agent: A. S. J. LAMB, CHEMIST, 10 Karangahape Road, Auckland. IT ONLY COSTS 7/6 NOW! The enormous business we are now doing in the renovation of wearing apparel enables us to announce a reduction in the price of the following:— SUITS AND COSTUMES, CLEANED AND PRESSED ONLY 7s 6d. GENT.’S HATS CLEANED AND REBLOCKED NOW ONLY 2s 6d. If goods are collected and delivered 6d extra. Call, write or phone 21-374, 21-500, or new phone number, 13-000; we are always listening. CROTHALL WAY CLEANERS AND DYERS LIMITED Under the Distinguished Patronage of H.R.H. the Duchess of York HEADQUARTERS AND WORKS 33-35 Eden Vale Rd., Mt. Eden. 17 Wellesley Street W. (two doors from Opera House). 48 Customs Street East. 137 Symonds Street. 109 Dominion Road. Newmarket, next Post Office. Ponsonby. opposite Post Office. Onehunga, Queen Street. 34 Victoria Road, Devonport. 56 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. REVISED TARIFF: Suits and Costumes Cleaned and Pressed 7s 6d Gent.’s Hats Cleaned and Reblocked 2s 6d RUST PROMOTES RUST ARE you ROSING PART OP THE £500,000,000? For which the Demon of Rust la responsible annually. “STEELITE” ROOF PAINT IS A PERMANENT INSURANCE AGAINST RUST. MADE IN RED AND GREEN “STEELITE’* supplies a strong, lasting coat, which will completely protect every metal. SMITH & SMITH, LTD. 9-11 ALBERT STREET. A GOOD START In business means rapid advancement. Ensure this by enrolling as a student with HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. —Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Call and consult us. CHANCERY CHAMBERS. P.O. Box 516. O’CONNELL STREET. AUCKLAND. BUYING THE JOINT “(CONSIDERATION is being . given the question of amending the Weights and Measures Act so as to require butchers’ meat to be sold by the weight only,” said the Hon. G. J. Anderson, Minister of Mines, to-day, in reply to a question by Mr. T. M. Wilford, who said that the present system of selling meat at so much a piece, without having the weight of such piece on the ticket is opening an avenue for exploiting the public and enabling unscrupulous vendors to sell joints worth sixpence a pound for 1s a pound to those who are least able to afford the overcharge.