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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 327, 12 April 1928, Page 8

SPECIAL AJDVEETISEMENTS CONFIDENCE IN HUTCHIXSOXS EXDORSEMEXT When the housewife buys groceries she asks by name for the products that have won her faith. No commodity could have a greater reputation than those that bear liUTCIiINSONS endorsement. "UNIVERSAL” Teas, “IDEAL” Bacon and Hams, and “OLD PORT” Cheese are three outstandingexamples. The constant demand for these goods proves that quality wins confidence. UNIVERSAL BRAND FAMILY TEA 2- per lb UNIVERSAL SPECIAL TEA (goes furthest) 2/6 per lb’ UNIVERSAL AFTERNOON TEA 3/- per 3b’ UNIVERSAL GOLDEN TIPS TEA (high grown Ceylon) .. .. 3/6 per lb' IDEAL BRAND BACON IDEAL BACON HOCKS, by piece 7<3 per lb IDEAL BACON, PRIME RIB, by piece 1° per lb IDEAL BACON, FINEST RIB RASHERS 1 3 per lb IDEAL BACON, FINEST SHOULDER RASHERS lid per lb! __ _ _ _ r SALES CONSTANTLY INCREASING. ‘-'LD PORT CHEESE, procurable only at our Eight Depots now 1/6 per lb. HUTCHIXSOXS, GROCERS EIGHT DEPOTS QUEEN STREET. STRAND, TAKAPUNA, PONSONBY ROAD OT 4HT'HT' KHIBER PASS, GREAT SOUTH ROAD, Broadway, NEWMARKET, MILFORD Established HEMINGWAY’ S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Chancery Chambers, O’Connell St., Auckland. P.O. Box 516. —Specialists in Commercial Education. —Tuition by Class or Correspondence.