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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 898, 18 August 1910, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES, TNSIST . , upon having A good Tea. It is the. • most refreshing and invigorating drink procurable, and the cheapest. Ask your Grocer for MEL SON, " . J^OATE - & QO.'S. Brands. . YOU KNOW / what you are getting, and you'ONLY PAY the SAME RETAIL TRICES as are .. - charged for the many ' ' IMITATIONS; now being/ , pushed on to: tho Public by , means . of COPIED ' ADVERTISEMENTS, and •'■ packages. , APPLES! .' APPLES I - APPLES! 'GOOD, AND CHEAP. WTE are.'still offering -bushel cases •* (about-401b.) of choice fruit-care-tully selected, clean, sound, and' well grown, graded,, and, wrapped and delivoral to any address in Wellington. Case ?, nu / a",, charges included on receipt of - Postal Note with order. STURMER PIPPIN, 10s. per bushel,' about 3d. per '■ pound. ~3d. PER POUND. STURMER PIPPIN, 10s. .per bushel. ' COOKING APPLES- ' . , 'WASHINGTON," 7s. 3d. per bushel, ' about 2d. per pound. '-. :.2r!. PER POUND. "WASHINGTON," 75.. 3d.: per. bushel. ■'. • TAQUES AND - . pO. "..-'■• MOTUEKA. V . ■ Of all High-class Grocers and Stores—. JAQUES AND Cp.'S - ■'.'*' DESSERT' FRUITS IN -SYRUP. '. 31b. .(noin.),' Vacuum Glass Jars. : ' TAQUES /'AND . riO..-'' JAQUES - AND ' L»o.'" • . FRUIT'PRESERVERS,' •'' V'' .'./. MOTUEKA. ./ '.: .;'-;/ C GULLS, CULLING AND CO;;/LTD.,' : BRANDON STREET, ■ WELLINGTON. '- . : Manufacturers of— / CARD AND FILLING CABINETS AND •'.,'..■-. SUPPLIES. ■ ' '' : --. -' : OFFICE FUKNITUEE. .- ' WILSON'S -Malt-Extract, beingmado from Malted Barley, solely, contains the greatest amount of diastase known. - / , - .-. ,■-. ..' . .--. CITY SHOEING FORGE An'D-V-ETER- • INAKY BUSINESS. _" ■ / A V. KNAPP, 'Certificated,' Horse- -£*.» shoer, lias removed his business from Herbert Street to 1 Quiri Street, off Dixon Street,- whero he is prepared, to undertake all kinds of horse-shoeing. A large assortment of, patent. rubber pads': "o select from.' / ■'..-■'. .... ..■: : Accommodation for . vehicles; while horses are being shod./ ' ':■•' - : Horses- brbuglit'/'aud. returned, to ,\ any part, of, the" city. /' '/" ■■•■■■■■■■'■*■■:■ - , Tele'phoiie'747. ,'.■":'.'/'■;'' / / '' -i,a. Saloon;. Hotel. Windsor .Buildings,-Willis,-Street,-, is -,oii'e/ of., the .most. up,todate Saloons in .the City. ./Finest Brands ■of Tobacco,-. Cigarettes, .'-.''and. './Cigars stocked. . ■ ; . . ' , ' .-,/. . . , WILSON'S ■ Malt Extract'- '.and; -. Cod »»■ Liver. .Oil. Price,'ls. Gd. : and 25.. 9d. All;. Grocers' and- Chemists: -■•'.■ .TO. STAMMERERS. :..//.', f\ L.-JOHNSTON (rep'. "Bea'sley Sys- * tem") will, hold/a Second- Classin Weliington, 22. Hawkestone"Street. 'Write' and arrange an interview.'' "POSTCARDS" prepared for Oil and A . Wate'r-colour Painting, at Rout.' Martin, Ltd., Manners Street,--Wellington. HUJIE'S ■"•MACHINERY,.' ETC.,'' ": EXCHANGE," ' ' '; 36') Lambton Quay, Wellington. ■/. ' 'Phono 2G92.',/ , / P. 0.. Box 771, . SECOND-HAND MACHINERY., ' : "AGENTS. ■ - VALUATIONS MADE:' Write, or Call on Us i'or • Advice. ;'• 'APPLES, / Choice Rokewoods :. 10s. Gd.. case.' - Choice Doughertys '.:■'■ 12s. Gd. cuse. •' Railage. Paid to; Any Railway ..Station. JOHN .RICH, Karoola Orchard.. Havelock ■ North: TRY --RADFORD':'.'for; FurnitureDuchesse Chests 355. Gd., Sideboards 505., Wardrobes J23 10s;, Washstands Bs. 6d., Tables 2s. Gd.-,.Chairs 4s. lid;, Rattan Chairs''7s. fc'd.-,- Cups and Saucers 2s. Gd. half-dozen; Tea Sets 7s. Gd., Dinner' Sets 17s. Gd;, Lamps Is. (id., Toilet Sets 7s. Gd., Carpet lOd. yard, Hearthrugs 2s."(id., Mantel Drapes ,Is. Gd., Towels (id./each, Uueapest upuse in town.. VICTORIA LAUNDRY. - ~~ ~\;. IMPORTANT-TO:HOUSEHOLDERS MESSRS. P. WILLS, AND SONS notify the Public that' they have opened a depot at 121 ■ RIDDIFOKD STREET (opp. Wesleyan Church). Hours' 7.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. 'Phone 613/ '•■■' Works-rBB and' 98 HANSON STREET 'Propfietors-P.': WILLS. AND. SONS." ":' CONVEYANCES/ ' ,/~~ EVIN-FOXTON /COACH SERVICE.Foxton,' 6.30 a.m.; arrive Levin, 8.30" -a.m.; leave Le--vin, ,10.23.,a:m.; .arrive, Foxton 12 noon; leave Foxton 2.30 p.m.; ■'.'. arrive ' Levin,' 4,30 p.m.';' leave Levin, 1 7.45 p.m.; arrive Foxton, 9.45 p.m.' '■' ■' /■ ' : C. F. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. EOYAi MAIL COACH SERVICE, the Shortest route to and from Fox-, ton.—Leaves Foxton daily G. 30 a.m.; arriving Shannon daily 7.30 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 10.45 a.m., arrive Foxton' daily 12 noon; .-■ leayo, Foxton daily 2.30 arrive Shannon daily 7.30 a.m.; lcavo Shannon daily. 8.15 p.m., arrive Foxton daily, 9.30 p.m. ■ • ' ' T. 'H. GINGELL.EOYAL 'MAIL Leaves CARBINE STABLES, Foilding,' for Kimbolton daily at 8.30."a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leaves Kimbolton at Noon for Feilding. ' • R. J. MOORE, Proprietor, - ■ ' . Heiiding. WALKER'S STABLES, BULLS, Forwarding Agent, Carrier,' and General; Contractor,- Coaches Grcatford. to Bulls. Vehicles, Horses, and, Motor Cars on Hire. Good sample rooms'. ' J. E.'WALKER, Proprietor. FL Y .AND YOU N~G,' ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS AND GENERAL CARRIERS, 'MASTERTON. All Trains Met. Commercial Travellers'' Samples Promptly Attended to. New and Up-10-Date Sample Rooms. Agents for tho N.Z; EXPRESS CO. Storage and ' Stabling Corner Dixon and Bannister Streets. St. John's Ambulance availablo Day or Night. . 'Phono No, 120, Private 137. P.O. Box 50.