BUSINESS NOTICES. WE UNDERTAKE' FURNITURE. REMOVALS and Storage •*■ of same in Dry Storea. Customs Clearing and Forvf&rdinff ol Goods to any part of tho Dominion. Cartage Contructs of all descriptions. HUNT, COTTRELL. AND CO., LTD., Quotn's Chambers, Wellington. > AU Days' Sale .of ■ mado-to-nieasuro Print Dresses (complete) for 10s. Gd:, at Miss Walsh's, Courtenay A HUTCHINGS] CoachsuTith and -ts.« General Farrier, opp. Newtown Hotel; Carts, Expresses, Gigs, etc., mado or repaired. ' . . ■ AGOOJ) Lunch means Regular Patrons. That is why the Cafo Metropolo, Willis Street, is. so .successful. AS i breakfast dainty, our Sausages -*•-&- are known through the city.. Wolland, Butcher, Tory Street. ■ .IJARNOLO' produces a Brilliant Sur- . » face on your . Linoleum. Apply with a cloth, and your work is finished. . ALARM Clocks, 3s. Cd.; Gents." Oxydised Watches, 7s. 6d.; both reliable. Money, returnod if not satisfied. Postiree to any part of the Colony. Wiu. L. Jenness Manners Street, Wellington. AS an aid to Nursing Mothers, • your Doctor will bear us out when •we say no food will produce more and better milk than Wilson's. Malt Extract. " A BBATINTA," the latest new wash--ni. i able distemper, 51b. box, Is. Gd. only. R. Martin,' Limited, Manners Street, Agents. of Green's Marvellous Corn Cure: Ointment : will cure your corns —a trial will convince. Green, Vivian Street. .- -'■'- CUT Flowers, fresh every day;. Seeds and Plants "of 'all 'descriptions. Give us a call. Pettersson Bros., Newto\yn. ' . ■ " ' "','■' CHILDREN who are backward or delicate derive groat benefit "from Wilson's Malt Extract. All Grocers, la; od. and'2s. 9d. ', , ORNS, Corns, Corns. Why suffer from ■ Corns? Green's Ointment will cure. Is. per box. Green, Vivian Street. AINTIEST Afternoon Tea m< Arcade Lunch Rooms, ■ Manners Street.! A trial -solicited. ' ANCING."—No more bard work in getting up-your floors—sweep well and eprinkle a little Powdered Wax, the dancers do the rest. Is. 3d. .arid Is. 9d. per tin, ■ posted. R. Martin, Ltd. ItiDISONIS .Phonographs,., from 705., at■lj tachnionts. from , 225. ,Gd.; Amberol Records, 2s.' Gd.; ordinary records, from Is. each. .' Flemiiig •" and Co., opp. Kew.towu Library. • ■ ' fiOOD Sui>ply of Smoked Cod, Butterv3T ' fish, etc., To-night; Rabbits,. ls. per pair.:: ■ Eureka Fish Supply, near 'i'eruiiiius, ■ Newtown! IGHEST Prices given for Clothing, Boots;--'etc:' Letters promptly atitended to. 2961. . 109 Taranaki Street. ".'■'■■ ' : ■ '. -. IN i cases'.'oil wasting disease and con.yalescemje, Wilson's ilalt Extract, js simp'iy unsurpassable. '' - ; ljlibM.' 'Ai-rlveil-rJiuyal iieal 'i'obacoo, eJI thff finost English tc bacco •on the market; delij'jhtful aroma. bolU only at Gilbert's, ' Tobacconist's,' iu ilnuuers street,; Wellington. KINDLY Note New Address—Mrs. Bethri ige-Topp, Ladies' . Hair- ' Worker, 118 Cuba Street. ' ; ."If USTKE": is' a Furniture and Piano - ,JU Polish, sold, only by R. 'Martin, Ltd., Manners Street, Wellington. ISS KING,-.128-Kiddiford.Street (opposite Crosby's Boot Shop), has a new shipment of Fancy Goods to hand. Inspection invited. MITCHIiNSON .BROS.. Paperhangers, Painters, and- Decorators,'' Riddiford Street. Now is the time'to'renovate your House. - MRS. H. GOIIGH, Dressmaker and Milliner, 35 Cororaaudel'. Street, i.Newtown. Country orders- promptly attended, to.. . :'.-.' , ' : ~; _|' MRS. BETHRIDGE-TOPP has opened •'' at -118 ■ Cuba , Street. with - a largo selection,of Switches,. Fringes,-Pads, and Transformations.. ■■!; , ..,-■... - : . , . ADAME LAWEENCE (of London), Clairvoyant' and Psychoinetrist, interviewed 37 Cambridge Terrace, near Tennyson Street. Short.season.. '. ME. G; M..THOMSON, F.L.S., F.C.S., M.P.,' says Wilson's Malt .Extract is an "excellent- and pure. and-re-commends, it highly. ' .'■■■.'■.' TJKSE'JONES, has accommodation/for a lying-in ■ Patient at her Ecsidence, ■t Coutts Street, ■ Kilbirnie? . ■ , ' . ONCE a Customer .always a. Customer is the'motto at-the .Cafe Metropole, Willie Street. ' .. "- PRIVATE Maternity Hospital, 24 Cambridge Terrace,-4 doors past Cour- , lenay Place Tram Station. Nurse Stratford Qate 28 .Pirie. Street). ; PHONOGRAPHS, Edison's, 1 easy time Jl 'payments, ss. weekly; latest . Re-, cords.every ;month. '.Fleming and ■ Co., opposite' Library, Newtown. : . . ,-, ■'' ."PIANOS and -Furniture Polished with Jl "Lustre Reviver" always look.well. Sold-.by R. Martin, Ltd.,. Wellington. R ROSEN, 120 Taranaki Street, gives • highest prices for'. Clothing, Boots, etc. . ... . , ■ ■■'■-. SEE the Wonderful Working Display of Wilson's Malt Extract, at Wylie's Economic. Grocer,. Newtown.; ■-. SCHOLEFIELD'S — The weU-known shop for:' genuine N.Z. Greenstone Presents. 39 Manners: Street. . . QCHOLEFIELD'S' — The well-known to Shop for Spectacles and Folders, at people's prices. 39 Manners Street. QJCHOLEFIELD'S-, — The well-known £j shop for Field, Marine, and Opera Glasses. 39 Manners Street. QCHOLEFIELD; is tho -Agent,: for the Marvellous"An.sohia Watch; 7s. 6d., postage free. 39 Manners Street. QCHOLEFIELD,. Watchmaker,' Jcwel■£j . ler, and Optician. .For first-class workmanship in- repairs. W. R. Scholefield, 39 Manners Street. . SEE the Wouderful Working Display of Wilson's Malt Extract at. Wylie's •Economic Grocer, Newtcwn. t npRY our Hot Lunch, '2 courses, 6d. Jl London Pie ' Shop, opp. Library, Newtown. ■ " rfiHE EXCHANGE,. 132.Taranaki Street, A Clothing, Boots, etc., bought and ■sold. Letters -promptly attended .to. 'Phono 1517. '■'--.. THE Zoo has great attractions for- tho public, but J. Newhouse's Shop beats them all for Fresh Fish, namely— Butterfish, Garnet, Sohnapper, Tereki, Moki, Flounders, Soles, Trevali, Sea Salmon, Conger Eel, Crayfish, Smoked' Cod, Tereki, Oysters, Blenheim Eabbits, Is. a pair, at 203 Biddiford Street. TTNDEE. New Management.—The AγvJ cade Lunch Rooms have leaped into popular, favour for Luncheon and Teas. T7ARNQLO, as a Furnitnro- Polish,-has » no equal. Simply apply with ' a cloth, and result, is magic. ' - ■TS7ACANCIES-' for Lying-in, Patients; » every-home comfort and caro. Terms moderate. Nurse Brown, 217 . Adelaide Road. '■■'■. WANTED 1 Known — Lovely- Allover, Laces. 7Jd., 10! d.. 6s. 6d. for 2s. lid., etc.; Is. 6d. Gloves, IOJd.; Oxidised Belt Buckles, Is..'for sld. .Cole and' W«stcrman's 15-day Sale. . "SSTOLLAND, Tory Street, the People's TV Butcher, gives, no prosents, but value for, mpney.j . . ■ ' -| A DAYS' Sale of Print -Drosses, made xf± to measntc, for 10s. Cd. (complete). Miss Walsh. Draper and Costumiere, Courtenay Place. 4NTED Known—Hundreds Seasonable Blouses, Long Coats, best Down Quilts, etc., half-price or less. Colo and Wcsterman's Half-yearly 15-day Sale. ILSON'S Malt Extract may bo taken alone, or in warm milk, or with porridge, or spread on bread. TSSTANTED Known - Sheetings, Calicocs, Loop Curtains, Art Draperies, otc, all down in price during 15-day Half-yearly Sale, Cole and Weetermau.
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 906, 27 August 1910, Page 3
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