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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 621, 25 September 1909, Page 3

':).. -J ;{;;.:■' business notices. "/•KiTk'A GlVEN"Away—"Champion",'.'Custard &O.UU Powder. | Delirious with Stewed .:; Fruits, Puddings/ etc Particulars in eaoh tin. ; AH'Grocers,.id:,- extra large tins,.6d..- C 1445 ,tFUPTURE.-I Fit''Trusses, to .'doctor's .in- ; 'AV:. structions or direct to 'the. afflicted. .G. , R.'Rowe; Specialist. 69: Manners Street. ■"717 \ ■ttTACANCIES'.• tor.! Lying-in Patients; .every., j, '■''V',' home "comfort and care. Nurse' Brown,, j, 217' Adelaide :Road,' : ' -•■■'-•• '."'•'•" '■ ''-■■" ' wsi .« 'tarANTED; .5000 to roll, up. lor !< .'■"":'-.; the choicest fruit and.vegetables at low ;H -prices. ■'Mrs;:;Elliott's : .Fruit - mart:.: '~/-:». P WOLLAND, < the Working Man's . Butcher, , .. best : of, Meat;'-lowest .prices, make,a note o of-, it.- Wolland,. Tory, Street.-: ■ ■ -'' 'v.. <»■■ ! :W ANTED,' some reniark'ablevalues'.iii Foot- ■> :W.-;vwoar ; -will be thrown.oh tho:niarket jlo-: , dqy^at ;; U Manners :Street..■■;.-:■ ':-■ V,': .' -' ; '.".j; •'•, ■\VTir ANTED Known.—The Sexephone; a'-boon' -j !»V .to poultryraisers :foi testing eggs;.price. .: 2s.'(id.' E." Heaven, Palmerston North. ~'587. : TS7rrANTED,-,iWOO Sale; rdissolving " '.iW Vship.-.Nainsooks, Lawiis,-Mnts,;Mu6linß, -; Zephyrs, •Sheetings, Towels,, etc., Balfrpnce and : iless:' -Lihdberg's, Cuba .Street. ""', : ~,-,:. .1-690 ; >TStTONDERFUL New Fodder.: Plant, ''Chcu: N .:VY--' Sow. now..- Treatment ..similar J 'tb'"ldoo-headed'';Kale'i' packet, Is.'; oz-iVle." 6d.'j- J lb:, 10s.i ■Gibbons, 180 Lambton.Quay,,: -'y : -, •'■ > TJUPTURE—The necessity :.■ of a', correctly:, j Xi i fitting Truss is imperative/ ;"•'Get' y'ou'f i ■rupture' attended,,:to. by',G..R.-Rowe, 69 .-■; ners Street.; ■■;).'..-■.■■:, - ■■-"■.-: ,-.;!'■ -■■■■■'■ -V■ ■':. '•'-''' :>"'■•■ t ' OCA A GIVEN : Away—"Varnishine,".' the, J 3t/O"Vr, Brilliant. Polish-for Linoleums,: * Tan-Boots, etc. Particulars in eachV tin. I Easiest, .Quickest, Brightest.- All Grocerv 6d. • :< j, '•.;, ,<:■[ ; -'i .'v.,-,'■-. /.- ,I .\ -v-..... - '■; \ ;■.-"' ; : -..-C1445 . i l TTITANTED, the CloaTance Sale of Boots,and '.'; 'V.V-'!; Shoes;,will be continued ■: To-day at 14 ; Manners: Street., '~V ■:'■:■'.'■'■> ■'■'■.■'.' '':■'■": W' ' \ XT£F ANTED, Known,' Messrs. .Jamiesbn Bros.', ' 'W;;. Agents, Manners'. Street;■■■have removed. .■'• from the first floor"of the Mercantile Exchange j I. to ground floor of the Arcade, where .oldJ.and' , ; new'clients will-'be ■courteously, treated .and' ( I busine.«s promptly attended to: Jamiesbn Bros., j Arcade; SO Manners.Street:'. . ; ... ,■'-■ ,Clll3 V»KA (V GIVEN- Away—"Champion"', Custard | 36/01/" Powder. Delicious .with Stewed !.Fruits*,:Puddings,:etc. ' Particulars in.-each'tin..' : i All-.Grooer3,:.4d..i.extra ! large tins, Cd. .'■ CUjji •' I TtTtTANTED, Buyers of: Boots to Call at, 14: ;t,V:' Manners. - Street' ■ without: vfail / To-day. ■; 1 .Desperate' 'Bargains will -be given. '~ .. 717. T ADIES': Black Lace Boots, Hs., 6d.; -Fire I J-J Price,-Bs.6d. Mann's Fire Salo, .61 Vivian ; .Stjeet.''7V :::'-.'' ; ':--'-: v '":'->"r : :^-:-■':'■ 717 '■ UPTURE.r-G.- R., Rowe,' Specialist,; Fits .".Trusses to. the-requirements of ;the;caso.: Over'' 'Opera ;:Honse'. 'Pharmacy, j69 -Manners 'Street.'*;y^;.:-.; :'-;", :V '!-■■-.'.:■ ■ -'>.-:-';-Jl7 ; !■' " ' I EDUCATIONAL; BEGINNER requires Lessons in Spanish at once Wnto particulars to ."X , caro of "Dominion" Office 029 BUSINESS WOMEN THE Night CUisa for Business Ladies and , Girls will begin ai now quarter on THURSDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, at 8 p m "The best results from a course of Physical Cultnre can be obtained during they summer months.' \ ' •:ROYD'GARLICK„ , ' PHYSICAL 1 CULTURIST AND MASSEUR, SUSSEX CHAMBERS, PANAMA STREET Tel 2199 • ' C 1207 LYRIC Elocution Class, Dramatio and Humorous, Tuesday, 8 to 9 30 p m ; 12s 6d. quarter, / Conrse commences with student Elocution in all its branob.es N Z Alliance, Room 7, corner Manners and Willis Streets "Private Tuition." Terms on application, 246 Wilbs Street. 1® CONVERSATION ' FRANCAISE. MADEMOISELLE REDARD. i S'Addresser— \ FITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL 2805 BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 11 GREY STREET. , ( , »'/ Individual Instruction in * ACCOUNTANCY, . ' BOOKKEEPING AND BUSINESS METHODS, PITMAN'S SHORTHAND. TOUCH TYPEWRITING \ Ncce°sary Subjects for Junior and Senior CivibServico Matnc, Medical, and Engineering Exams. Prospectus Free on Application. P.O. Box 162 STAMMERING. , TVTEXT TERM OF INSTRUCTION Fi FOR CURE BY BEASLEY SYSTEM, DUNEDIN. MRS. COLEMAN PENRICE, Teaoher of ■ Physical ■ Cultnre, Dtaphragmaho Breathing and Elocution Addrcss-lS EOSINA TERRACE. 166 MISS DAISY TONKS (ARTIST), A.C.T., South Kensington Student RCA, SK Student of Professor Lantcri (Uodolling) Student of Professor Pnnct and Tudor Hart, of Pans, and Crandon Hall, of Rome Will be prepared to receive intending Pupils at her Studio from MO*DAY, 27th SEPTEMBER ' __ Opposite Kirkcaldie's, 20S Lambton Quay. Terms on application 2925 PIANOFORTE MISS NEWMAN POTTS will lesumo Tuition at her Studio, 110 Willis Street, on TUESDAY, 3rd inst A SPECIAL COURSE of CHORD and OCTAVE Work will bo given to'advanced students An important feature of this particular work will bo tho study of RELAXATION, as applied to fingor, wrist, and arm movements Many loading teachers have testified to the benefits received from this couibo. Interviews, Tuesday, 430 to 5 pm. THE LANGER SCHOOL of DRESSCUTTTNG , ECONOMY IN DRESSMAKING. EVERY Woman should learn the Blduse and blurt Cutters Method perfectly simplo and successful, no calculations. Classes daily. Evenings Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 to 9, Saturday ' Morning Clasi for School Teachers Country pupils taught by post Agents required. Needle-Painting Monday Afternoon, "'Principal. MISS KATE STEWART. 9i WILLIS STREET, opp. Shortf s. C 1095 (PROYDON IREPARAfOSY SCHOOL.- , Boarding and Day School for Boys under 13 years. Special Class for Boys under 6 years. | MISS SOMMERVILLE. i 61 Hill Street. CONVEYANCES. \ KIMBOLTON COACH SERVICE. , j Q DAWS Mail Coach leaves rEILDING Doily, to connect with APITI and , RANGIWAHIA Coaches, returning in time for 3 Southern Express j -JTIOXTON-LEVIN COACH' SERVICE -TimeA) table—Leave Foxton 030 am, arrive Levin'sib am , leave Levin 10 30 a.m., arnvo Toxton 12 noon, leave Toxton 230 pm , arrive 1 Levin 130 pm ; leave Lovin 730 pm ; arrive " Ponton 030 pm. } Leave Poxton 11 am , arrive Shannon 12 30 p m , leavo Shannon 2 50 p nl , arnvo Foxton S i3O p'm TOXTON-SHANNON 4 TOOYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE, the 1 JLI/ Shortest Route to and from Ponton — a I,cavo Toxton daily 6!0 am , arrive Shannon 1 daily 730 a m., leave Shannon dnilv 10 45 nm , J arrive foxton daily 12 noon, leave Toxton dailv a 230 pm, auivc Shnnnon doilj Ipm, leave 7 Shannon datly 815 pm , auivo Toxton daily 9 30. p tn " T H GINGELL, ) Proprietor. 7 -———;=:=—===================== I- TT will be good news for Advortlstrs to )- X know that "The Dominion" has a larger ■8' eirbulation than any other, marning -papar la 12 I tiew ZaaUnd,