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BUSNIESS NOTICES. | WE UNDERTAKE TjTOKNITUBE REMOVALS and Storage ■«- of same in Dry Stores. 1 Customs Clearing and Forwarding of Goods to any part of the Dominion. Cartage Contracts o£ all descriptions. MUNT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD., Queen's Chambers, Wellington. .PETRONELLA KNOCKS , Spots off Everything—Cleans Gloves liko lightning; clothes, silks, £ or woollen goods; takes away grease spots, tar, or any other blemish. Order now, O at all drapers and stores. '* ; Known.—Children's Mada- »» polarn and Embroidery Pinafores, 0 bargain price, Cole and Wester- '• man's Dissolution Sale. 1 "JOTtEE Drinks To^day—Opening Araerican Soda: Fountain. Free drinks (. to-day. .All flavours. Free drinks tof day. Gardiner and Hardie, Herbalists, j 131 Cuba Street. y A GOOD Lunch, nicely cooked, well a served. Arcade Lunch Rooms, i. Manners Street. • ' I 1 A GOOD Line of Switches, Pads, and ' XX. Transformations, cheap, at Mrs. , Bethridge-Topp, 116 Cuba Street. ARE you selling up the 'Appy 'Ome? If so, see Richardson Bros., Cash i. Buyers of Furniture, 206 Upper Cuba e Street. Telephone 1062. A HUTCHINGB, Coachsmith and • General Farrier, opp. Newtoivn '• Hotel; Carts, Expresses, Gigs, etc., made or repaired. A SHILLING spent at the Cafe Metropole, Willis Street, returns greater (j interest than the Post, Office. - TJIUEE Drinks American Soda Fountain: Free drinks - to-day. All flavours. Free drinks to- • day. Gardiner and Hardie, Herbalists, • 131 Cnba . Street. BO N'T be misled—The Cafe Metropole, Willis Street, is Wellington's lead- - ing • Cafe. ' , ' b "TfeOMINION Store,. Newtown,, are disJ-» playing a fine assortment of Japan nese Crockery, also Tumblers, from Is. 3d. half-dozen. ■ : • . . "Fj\RE.SSES!' Blouses U. ' White Em" J broidered Princess Dresses, from . 255,; Muslin Blouses,from ss. 6d. Miss Walsh, Courtenay Place. ■ : ® ""0 YANCIKG."— rnoro hard work in getting up your floors—sweep well and 6prinkle a little Powdered Wax, the dancers-do the rest. Is. 3d. and Is. 9d, ' • per tin, posted. K. Martin. Ltd. 3, ~\Kf ANTED ' Known.—Cambric Blouse *•* Lengths, IOJd.; Gingham, isja.; ; Turked Nainsook Frockiug 7id. Cole and Westermaii's Dissolution Sale. ■ TGIURNITUKE—Aro you selling up the r A ' 'Appy 'Ome? if so, see. Richard- ; son Bros.', Cash Buyers" of :Furniture, 20'S ' Upper Cuba-Street. 'Tel. 1062. % , WREE—AII day' \to-daj-—lced Friti. ■j_ ' Brinks. Taste and-try" before you buy. Gardiner' and Hardie, Herbalists, j 131 Cuba Street. / TOLEMING.AND CO., 91iRevans'Street, t - . °PP- Library, Newtown. Cash or Easy Time Payments. Splendid Piano by Rosena, cheap. ■ . , TjffiEE Drinks—Opening of American • : .Soda Fountain. Delicious Iced Fruit' Drinks given away all day to-day. Gardiner and Hardie, Herbalists, 131 ■ Cuba Street. ' ' 1' ■> (TTRAMOPHONE Records ' by every Mail, a, vST ,A large shipment just . opened. Ccine and hear the selections from "Our Miss Gibbs" at "The 'i'aikeries," 24 Willis j Street. . , MJHEST ■ 'cash !. prices given. ' for 9 JUL ladies' and gents.' Clothing, etc. s M. Davis, 109 Taranaki Street. /Phone f- 2DM. . ; :■/' I CURE your . Corns. - You invest Is. I do the rest. Green, Chemist, Vivian r' Street. *. TITST .Arrived—Royal, Seal Tobacco, ./ tf" ' the-'finest English'! Tobacco' on the 3 market; delightful aroma. 'Sold only at I Gilbert's," Tobacconist, 50 • Manners C ' Street, ■ Wellington. ; LEFT-OFF Clothing—Mrs.'.'R. OTNeil .. .gives highest pricos/for' 'Left-oil Clothing,. Boots, etc. Letters attended ; -to. New-Address, 90 Tory"' Street. ' LUSTRE" is a Furniture and Piano Polish, sold only by R. Martin, : Ltd., Maimers Street. Wellington. TPSTANTED . Known.—Boys' Sample * ' Drill 'Tunics, 3s. Ud. to ,4s. lid., for 2s. 6d.j Boys' and Men's Sample Drill Hats, Is. 6d. to 2s. Cd., for 10id. Cole and Westerman's Dissolution Sale. "M"ISS KING, -Newtown, begs to an--1 nounce that she has..removed to , new Premises in the lianghata Hotel t Buildings. • Madame Lawrence (of London), . Clairvoyant, Crystal- Reader, may , be consulted at' .fe \AM" Smith Street ; (near Cuba Street). Short Season. • IW®®. JQNES bas opened her new ■ -v-"-, premises, corner of Rhodes and Rid'diford Streets, with a large Stock of : : High-class Confectionery, and Tea Rooms attached. ' i MRS. BETHRIDGE-TOPP, Ornamental ' Hairworker, 118 Cuba Street; offers . bargains in Pads, Switches,. and -Transt'ormations. - ' ' 0.-I C—Strawberries and Tomatoes at ,Is. Gd. per .pound, at. the Fruit [ King's, 74 Manners Street. . but .the best seTv.ed at the i Arcade ' Lunch " Rooms, . Manners Street. i.- ' . 0.1 C—All Fruit sold from- the window at the Fruit King's, 74' Maniiers Street. . PIANOS and Furniture Polished' with "Lustre Reviver"'always look well. "■ Sold by R. Mavtin, Ltd., Wellington'. PHONOGRAPHS, Edison's, easy time payments, ss. weekly; latest Re- . cords every month. ' ; Fleming and Co., I 91 Revuns Street,' opposite Library, New- . town.' ' PRIVATE .Maternity Hospital, 21 Cambridge Terrace, 4 doors past Courts 1 nay' Place Tram Station. Nurse Stratford > (late 28 Pirie Street). ANTED. —New Block Shapes, . Burnts, etc.,- 2s. lid., • 3s. Gd., • 3s. lid.; Flowers, 6d. spray.; -12m.. Millinery Net, is. lid. , Colo and Westerman's Dis- ' solution Sale. r AUAHTY- is . the test of . Cheapness. .Try Wplland,. Tory Street. QMOKED Blue Cod, Crayfish, and ' Hapuka , to-day. ' Eureka 'Fish Supply, Tram Terminus, Newtown. FELDMAN, 132 Taranaki Street, • gives highest prices for ladies' and gents.' . Wardrobes. Letters, promptly at--1 tended to. 'Phone 1517.. " CjTENCILING" Brushes from 3d. O Brooke's Art Medium 9d., Stencil Boards 4d., Oil Colours 3d., at Robt Martin. Ltd., Manners .fttreet. Phonograph Users—Our FullorTono Attachment -improves repro- ■ duction fully 100 per-cent. Endorsed by the National Phonograph Company. Soio L agents, "The Talkeries," 24 Willis Street. THE Butcher with a reputation for l'air dealing.. Wolland, Tory Street. TRY Our Hot Lunch, 2 courses, Gd, London Pie Shop, opp. Library, ■ Newtown. OP Priccs for Left-oif Clothing, Boots, etc., given by Mrs. Doras, 1 120 Taranaki Street. ■ ANTED Known, .Print Dresses, made ** to measure, 12s. Gd.; Silk Shirt [ Blouses, 12s. 6d., lGs. Gd. Miss'Walsh, ) Courtenay Place. - ' \STANTED Known.—Soiled Sample , * ' Linen Runners, Duchesso Sets, Tea t and Tray Cloths, half-price. Cole and • Westei'man's Dissolution Sale. . 'WTHAT about , a Phonograph for the 9 ' ' Batch? . The Gem, al X 4 10s., is just it. Call at The Talkeries, 21 Willis ] Street, and hear the latest records. f ANTED Known.—Boys' Navy Serge > » Pants, all sizes to 8, Is. lid.; White Drill Pants, Is. 9d, Colo and Westerman's Sale. do you buy this lovely i- » * Meat? Why, at tho Wairarapa Cheap Meat Market. Newtown. WANTED Known.—Rich Silk RilT- > bons,' 7-Jcl.j for 3Jd.; Now Shades Suede-finish Gloves, Is. Cole and Westerman's Sale,

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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 960, 29 October 1910, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 960, 29 October 1910, Page 3

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