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POMiWiOii; /-DIBECTeBY- ' BANCATAUfI. ACCOHHODfITION. Ci LENA YEN HOUSE. Eangatana, Best an 4 <JT Neareßt Accommodation to Mt. Enapehu — ROTORUA. ACCOMrnOOATION. r»THE MANSIONS.-New House, with moil. J. ern conven. Tariff £2 2s. ToL L. Woolliamß, Proprietor. WAIOURU. RAIL WAX Accommodation comfort and attention. Mre. Kennedy, Proprietreßß. WANGANUi ACCOMMODATION. CEITEEION HOUSE, Nixon Place, j-mln.. fromE'ly St'n. Hunt & Martin.. Tel. 274. PUBLIC NOTICES. WALTER BEWLEY, Shnrebroker, New Plymouth. Established 1891. Taranafci Potroleum and Taranaki Oil and Freehold Shares, bought and sold;. best market Drice3. BUSINESS NOTICES. FUENITTJHE And Any Other Class of Goods PACKED, BEHOVED. FORWARDED, Or STORED IN DBY STORES, At Lowest Rates. Estimates given. Ring up Telephone 23. . HUNT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD.,, GENERAL CARRIERS, Queen's Chambers, Wellington. LADiES' DANCING SHOES. WANTED Known.—You can get ONEBAR DANCING SHOES, any colour, kid or patent. •. ..;;, 2S. 9 d.: AMERICAN BOOT REPAIRING. CO., Cottier of Buckle and Tory Streets, - WELLINGTON. , A, DELICACY-Stoafc and' Kidney Pies, also Fruit Pies, as made, at 203 Cuba Street. GIBBONS'S Lovely Spring Flowering ; Bulbs; Anemones,. ls. ; 6d.; Crocus, Is.; Freesias, Is.; Hyacinths, 45._6d.; Tulips, 'Is. '■ 6d.'. per dozen. 180 ' Lambton Quay. > : ;-..V ' .: , : ■ ■'-.- . , JUST Arrived.—Royal : Seal Tobacco, '. the. finest English tobacco .on . the market; delightful aroma.. 1 .. Sold only at Gilbert's Tobacconist's, 50 Manners Street, Wellington. .',■■. . "ir'NOXOL" easily Knoxol dirt from ; 1\ paint and brass; not only Knoxol known metal cleaners, but wonderful on woodwork too. "Knosol" truly Knoxol other makes. Wonderful "Knoxol," Is.; all chief Grocers. ;.•.-■.■ " J INOARNISH" causes deep contentSu ' meht ; in homes where.it is used. No more rubbing, or horrid beeswax. "Lihdarnish" has a bright sparkling polish, bard as Grecian Marble that won't wear off. All, grocers, Is.. 6d.- - SWEET. Peas,' 12 Best, named for, 3s. Burpee's Spencer Novelties, Aurora, Marie Corelli, Miriam ' Beaver, Othello, Senator,.W.'F.Hutohins, all 7d. packet. Gibbons, Wellington. ;, ,' ;, .', LEFT-OFF Clothing-Mrs. E. O'Neil '.' gives. highest . prices for,' Left-off .Clothing, Boots: etc; "Letters attended to. . New : Address, 90 Tory Street.■ ■'■' SPANISH Iris Is., 6d., Ixias Is. 6d., ' Spring Snowflake Is., Summer Giant Snowflako2s.6d., Daffodils }s., Ranunculus ,' Is. /. Gibbons, Wellington. . PRIVATE Maternity Hospital. 2V Cambridge Terrace, i doors past Comtenay Place Tram Station;- Nurse Stratford (late 28 Pirie Street). ."STIOLET, Prince Bnlq'w, .absolutely the "» , best; enormously single," dark purple; plants,'.9d-.'"eac'fi; 1 .75"'."6 d. dozen. Gibbons,;P.O. Bos. 509, Wellington'. ■CTiTANTED Known—Auction; Sales of v»V f Furniture, and ,Sundries, every dayi 2 o'clock,, to keep-room clear,- at Braithwaite's City' Auction- Rooms, Manners Street,-' '•.' " - .■■- ■-.'■• WANTED to Sell Furniture, 'auction prices; Duchesses, Bedsteads, Mattresses,' Stretchers, Tables,. Bicycles, Floorcloths.' Braithwaite's Auction' Mart, Manners Street. •■ " ■ ■. - ~ •ESTANTED Known—Private Maternity :■» v , Home, Lower Hutt, opposite Railway Station. Good home and every comfort. For particulars, apply «to "A.C.," Box 5, Post Office,"Lower,'Hutt. ANTED—To. Furniture Buyers.—Attend Braithwaite's Auction Sales daily, 2 p.m., this week, for Bargains.-.... BOARD AND RESIDENCE. MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 21 KENT/TERRACE, WELLINGTON, ' MRS. LEE, Proprietress. . LARGE ' and' well-appointed House in good Locality; trams pass the door; penny section;. hot, cold,, and ' shower 'baths.. Visitors' to Wellington can rely on. getting excellent accommodation at a moderate tariff-at Mrs. 'Lee's' old-es-tablished Boardinghouse of twenty years' standing. •-Phone ' 1397. - Letters and telegrams promptly attended -to. CCOMMODATION ■ for Visitors or Permanent Gentlemen. 133 Sydney Street. Telephone 3133. ■' . . . WANTED, Gentlemen Boardeis, wellappointed house, :'good locality; h.c.w.;'. terms moderate. ■ Address 137 Thorndon Quay. WANTED TO SELL. FOR: SALE. qEEB CLEANING PLANT. 1 OAT CRUSHER, complete. 1 No. i BENTAL GRISTER, complete. 1 SEED-CLEANING. PLANT, consist-, ine of— ' 1 HUMBLER, 1 SHAKER,".'. 1 BLOWER, 28 RIDDLES, ■ With necessary Pulleys and Beiting. 1 SHELL GRINDER AND SHAKER, complete. I 116-H.P. CROSSLEY'S GAS ENGINE. 62FT. SHATTING. ... 8 SHEAR LEGS and BRASS BEARINGS to erect shafting on. ALL IN GOOD WORKING ORDER. Apply- . U.F.C.A., LTD., 1 PALMERSTON NORTH. ; FOR SALE, Covered Hawker's Van, built strong for trade; nearly new; bargain. M'Cormack's Stables, Napier. ''BTyE have a special' line' of lj-h.p. V? Vertical Boilers, new, nover'been used. Having purchased these at a low cost wo aro prepared to sell at low prices. "HUME'S' MACHINERY EXCHANGE," 300 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 771. 'Phono 2692. ANTED to.Sell, Furniture, auotion prices; Duchesses, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Stretchers,', . Tables, Bicycles, Floorcloth's. Braithwaite's Auction Mart, Manners Street. HARD as a rock, brilliant, sparkling Polish, easy as falling off a log. That's, "Lihoarnish," the Linoleum Polish you put on without any effort. You see thoro is n orubbing, it s applied with a brush. AU Grocers, Is. Cd.

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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 777, 29 March 1910, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 777, 29 March 1910, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 777, 29 March 1910, Page 2

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