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WHY SUFFER FROU HEADACHES ? JOHNSTONE'S HEAD. ACHE & NEURALGIA POWDERS are a certain Cure. Thousands h:ive benefited by them. Why aot you ? \V2ite to ub for a box:, la per box Post lrce to any address. JOHNSTONS & HASLETT, Chemists & Opticians, Manse Stbbet, Dunedis.

PARKINSON & CO Monumental Sculptors VICTORIA STREET, WEST AUCKLAND. Sculptors to Westland War and Coronation Memorial ; N.Z. Battery Commemoration Sratue, Alb<rb Park, Auckland; Reed Memorial, Albert Park Rotarua Ww Memorial Invite inspection of tn^ir now and varied stook w f MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS HEADSTONES, &c., which are of RICH AND UNIQUE CHIRACTER. TELEPHONE Iron Tomb Rails Catalogues on Application Note Address— Victoria Street, West (Between Hobson & Nelson Sts) lAMES SAMSON AND CO Auctioneers, Commission, House and Land Agents, Valuators, Dowlino Street, Duxedin.

Dunedin Carriage Factoby Hi & WHITE, Pjrinces Street South, DUNEDIN. A varied stock of Vehicles alway on hand to select from.

J. HUTCHISON, Pastrycook & Confectioner, 33 DOWLIHG STREET, Bep* to intimate that he has taken over, from the Ist November, the Baßinej-a as BREAD BAKERS fo long and encoeaef ul y camel on by Meesra SEARLE ft EBBHHARD T, and solicits a continuance of the patronage extended for many years to that firm. Nothing will be left undone <m his part to merit a continuance of moh patronage, and to maintaiu the reputation of his predecessors in ihe busiress. J, HUICRISON has had an experience, extending over manj yearn, of the trade both in Scotland »nd in London, where he hid. been in the employment of some of the larfceßt bread, makers. The firms with whom he was oooneoted in London were noted for the excellence of their proods, being first prize-takers at the annual exhibitions held in the great metropolis. Costomera waited on daily. Telephone 120. 33 Bowling JStreet ... ' $3- A few aoors frdm Pririceß Street.

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 50, 15 December 1904, Page 22

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Page 22 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 50, 15 December 1904, Page 22

Page 22 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 50, 15 December 1904, Page 22

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