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, TO LET. Advertisements .under this heading, Sixtoen Words for Sixpence, if prepaid. ' rO LET, Largo Unfurnished Room, Fireplace; single room, furnished, •ent 75,, ss, Apply 30 College Street. TO, LET, 3 unfurnished. Rooms, with use of . conveniences, in modern liouse. 'Apply 69 Wordsworth Streot. ■ TO LET, nicely-furnished Front Bedsitting room; all convcni«nccs; suit two friends; breakfast. 21 Hawkestono Streot. TO LET, 6-roomod House, Victoria, Place (Ghuzneo Street), also- 12roomcd House, central.. Apply 8 Lipman Street. ■ ■ 'TtO LET, Duppa aiid Stanley Streets, 4 ; and 5 Rooms; also, Kilbirnie]s rooms; rent, 14s. J, J. Boyd, Kilbirnio. TO LET, Bodrdinghouse, 20 rOomsi rent 255., partly furnished, balance of furniture at /valuation. ;- J. W.' Biaithwaite, Auctioneer, Manners Street, "Wellington. - . '-. ;.. .-. - TO LET, Johnsonville, protty Home, 6 rooms, with large garden, 145.! 6 rooms, Jls, and 10s,; 6 rooms, 13s. J. W. Braithwaite, . Auctioneer, Johnsonville. nnO LET, Shop and; Dwelling Rooms, 174 Cuba Street, next to Vcitch and Allan's,, immediate possession. Apply, at once, Lees and Church, 128 Cuba Street. TO LET,. Woodward Street, 'Large A Room 17 x 39ft. .Just the spot for Milliner or Dressmaker. Rent reduced to one jxrand. Apply Jamieson Bros., 80 Manners Street. '■ -' PETONE—' To Let, three to six-roomtd Houses...v City —' Pa r.tly-furnished' Boardihghouso. Apply 18 Kent Terrace, Wellington. . ' ■ ' TfjIURNISHED Robmi,. lo .'Let. Ajlply Jv 13 Turnbull Street, Thorndon. -. BUSINESS NOTICES. WANTED—FURNITURE ' PACKING. •pSTIMATES GIVEN ' for' PACKING -P and FORWARDING FURNITURE and EFFECTS to any port of New Zealand or for Storage of same. King up Telephone 23.,. • MUNT, COTTRELL, and CO., LTD., Queen's Chambers, Wellington. ' A NGUS TURNER'S New Hairdressing Salooh, Hotel Windsor Buildings, Willis . Street, is one of the most up-to-date Saloons in the City. Finest/Brands of Tobacco, Cigarettes,, and Cigars stocked..-- v--.' •'• "OEiiT , Seeds—Swedes, Turnips, Rapb, JL® Kale, Japanese Millet, ■ Sorghums, Lucernc! Grasses, Clovers, etc.; from Gib-. bons,'Merchants, Wellington;-; ' "TkRINKO," Marvellous Cure for 4-? .Drunkards.' Write for partibularS, iii'-'strictest confidence.; "Drinko," Box 23, Wellington. JUST Arrived.—Royal / Seal Tobacco, ■ tlie .finest English Tobacco on the market; delightful aroma; Sold only at Gilbert's, . Tobacconist's, 50 Manners ■Street,-.. Wellington. 1 .. / ' ''i■ LEFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs... R. O'Neil . gives highest prices for Left-oil Clothitig,j;B6ots, ctc., • Letters - attended to.' ' New address, ?0 Tory Street. -. LAWN not satisfactory? !; Then apply : now our special Lawn Sana, a weed;killer and grass fertiliser; 7d. lb.; 50s. owt. " Gibbons, -Wellington. ... ; ■jl/TACCLESFIELD/,. Bluestone; highest lti quality for spraying potatoes, small lots, Gd. pound, 355. cwt. Gibbons, Merchiints, Wellington. - - - . .. PRIVATE Maternity Hospital, 24 Cam- ' bridge' Terrace, 4 doors past Courtenay Place .Tram Station. Nurse Stratford (late. 28; Pirio Street). TpURE Ichthemic Guano,, no better all .JL ■ round Fertiliser, in tho world';-tins, each lOd. ahd Is. 6d.; 30s. owt. Gibbons, ISO Lambton Quay. f / THE ; EXCHANGE,. ,132 Taranaki . . ; Sti;eet,; igly.es Highest Prices,;, a jOT Loft-off Clothing' and" Boots. Lettors : at -tended' to.- " v ■ / "OTANTED, Everyone to visit Mason's ■ . Lovely Gardens, -Tuita;'finest Botanical Collection in-tho Southern fleralsphero. Admission, 6d. Afternoon Tea; 6d. ANTED—IO child's sets. Knife, Fork,, and Spoon, very neat and good .steel, 2s.', Sims Hardware, Cuba Street. . ■ , ■■■ . ' "SS7"ANTED Known—Auction 1 Sales, of "»■ Furnituro and Sundries,/ every day, 2 b'clook,- to kocp room clear, at Brajthwaite s City Auction Rooms, Manners -Street. -- - ; - Como along, hurry up, or " T tho CrooKery win do gone; 2S-piece Dinner. Sets,' 20s. Sims hardware.' WANTED ICnottn—All Poultry . will 1» sold by Cheap Jack after 8 o'clock, Now Year's Eve/ . Dickinson Bros., ■ 199 Cuba. Street. /.; ANTED, Everyone to visit Mason's Lovely Gardens, Taita;' finest Botanioal Collection in the Southeril Hemisphere. Admission, 6d. Afternoon Tea; 6d. WANTED-All our. Toilet; Sets iiust go; cut ■ down ; -to. half-price, ,30s. sets, for. 15s, . ,Sims .Hardware. WANTED— For useful Xtnas Presents, call at Braithwaite's - Auction Rooms, -Manners Street.; ■ "tSTANTED—Crockery : .at half-price here;'. Butter-dishes; Is., now., Gd; Sims Hardware,; Cuba Street. ■ WANTED— Whito and Gold Cups and . Saucers/ ; Us.; a ,half-d»zen. .- Sims Hardware, Cuba Street// Famous for low prices. WANTfiD—2I-pieoe, Tea Sets, ; usual .» ' price 18s.' 6d.; now.7s.' 6d. set. Sims Hardware/;. Cuba 'Street.'. The cheapest Ironmongers. WANTED, Everyone to visit Mason's : Lovely, Gardens, l'aita; 1 finest Botanical/Collection. in the Southern; Hemisphere. Adniission, 6d. Afternoon Tea, fid; ■pSTANTUD—Great Sale- oi ' Crockery, . Ornaments, usually 'Is.; Cd., 25., now Is. Sims Hardware, Cuba Street. WANTED— -Try ono of our Mincers at ss. 6d;, 5 extra cutters andcooki cry book. . Sims Hardware, Cuba Street. WANTED— Head-quarters for/ Breadboards. -We liave-them from ,Is.' 6d., all, picked wood." /Sims Hardware, \XTANTED. —Audiou Sales of Furni- ».» 1 turb daily; this week; send' furniture ;• to Braithwaite's > Auction Rooms, Manners Street. . , ' /. '. ■MTANTED to Soil, 100 Ennmel; Saiice- » » pans at Is. each; large .sizes, 25., 2s. od; , Sims Hardware, ■ Cuba Street. WANTED to Sell, Wringers, 11-inch, 13s, fid.; 12-inch,,lss. Gd.; 14-inch, 18s. 6d. Sims Hardware. ,■; \]5JANTED—Rubbbi Hose, 3-plj, . 275; V* 6d.; coil of 60ft., Gd.' fobt. Rinfe up.2280, Sims. Hardware, Cuba Street. , ~;' ' -.'• '; ; ' ~: ~,. . ■ Slovenly Feet I Your feet will never look neatly shod If you wear dull or dirty boots. In tbls variable climate you can only keep your boots In stylish form by using a polish that is easily applied) brilliant and lasting;. THAT,.. PERFECT POLISH— f Radium!" 6 CHEAPEST I /S^ I CLEANEST! [W'J Q, BLACKEST I ' Hjfl BRIGHTEST I It Is the one unfailing polish of the economical man of taste. It is made In New Zealand, but there is nothing so good produced Abroad. Ucltsop & Son, M.irtinborough end ~ Bole Manufaoturerfl, ■ Bold at hading Storii,

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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 700, 28 December 1909, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 700, 28 December 1909, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 700, 28 December 1909, Page 2

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