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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1229, 11 September 1911, Page 9

■ .Goc(]be*'s fITAVE Opened a Branch Establishment At COURTENAY PLACE, OPPOSITE THE TRAM TERMINUS. . 'Where Patrons can rely upon every attention to their requirements.. Commodious Tea Booms and Social Hall £or Weddings, Evening Parties, etc. NOTE TEE ADDRESS:COURTENAY PLACE, OPPOSITE TRAM TERMINUS. I 'office man I I SHOULD JOIN MR. HARRISON'S \ PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASSES, g ST. ANDREW'S HALL, 1 WELLINGTON TERRACE, B (Above Meo's Steps). 'Phono 32U. g mHE CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND. THE 66 Willis Street. FARQTJHAB.JUST ARRIVED! OUR FAMOUS i'HLT. SUPPERS, for cuceSid ward- snoES, t 3S. 11l WE NOW HOLD LARGE STOCKS, * • CUBA STREET. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT. , H/TRS. NIGHTINGALE gives the HighM est Cash Prices, and will Call by Appointment to. any address. Clients • eending parcels of clothes, etc., may dopend on Best Value being 'given. - MRS. NIGHTINGALE, ' 103 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, 'Phone 2924. ■ ■ , | nOTJCHMAN'S PETONE STEAif U LAUNDRY. Est. 1892. " -Telephone .9. ' Van daily to Wellington, Hutt,- and ail Suirttbs. ' _ ~. _, , , Special prices for families, Hotel 3, ana Schools TORY STREET, PETONE. I JOSEPH, LADIES* TAILOR, NEW WINTER GOODS ARRIVED. CALL AND INSPECT. Costumes from S& 4s. Skirts from ,C 1 ss. Ladies' Own Material Made up.. TPhono 3083. Boulcott Chambera, Boulcott Street. LILY WASHING TABLETS. 1 BACKACHE MONDAY changed to SUNNY MONDAY. Clothes white: no Tubbing; they brighten faded colours Try Lily Tablets and take.a half-holiday on washing day, Wholesale at' < , ABTKEPJ & WSLSOW. ,ROT.n RT ALT. RETATTJIRS. Woman's WdrK lade' Easy by the Rotary STANDARD "Central' Needle, Sewing Machine. . THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN t THE WORLD. See tho ROTARY STANDARD CENTRAL NEEDLE SEWING MACHINE in Wellington, or at any of our Country Agents, and you will agree that it is proving THE MUbl APPROVED MACHINE OF THE " PERIOD, All who use or examine a ROTARY STANDARD declare it to be. tho "BEST EVER." THE ROTARY-STANDARD WILL SUIT THE JUDGMENT AND TASTE OF ANY WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE WORKING OF SEWING MACHINES. OUR PRINCESS STYLE IS A WORK OF ART, AS WELL AS ONE OF UTILITY. A STRIKING TESTIMONIAL, AFTER TWENTY YEARS' TRJAL.' Writing undo? date September 1, an esteemed Patron from the Wairarapa says, inter alia:—"ln forwarding enclosed cheque, I take ths opportunity of expressing my unbounded satisfaction with tho performance of the old machine recently exchanged by yon, and which 1 BOUGHT FROM YOU CONSIDERABLY OVER TWENTY YEARS AGO. For'soiw purpose or other the machine was used almost continuously, including and also domestic ivoi'k of the family, ami when returned to you I considered that it still possessed YEARS of SERVICE Through seeing it in my house peopk I know have purchased at LEAS'! THREE MACHINES FROM YOU, and thero is no doubt whatever that the ok: machine referred to has PAID FOE ITSELF MANY'TIMES OVER," The writer of this striking, testimonial is an esteemed business man in the Wairarapa, and his letter may be seen at oui Wellington office, Willis Street. Write for our ILLUSTRATED CATA LOGUE on "How to Sew with No Back jche." Its perusal will interest you. OUR COUNTRY AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH-Tho J.P. Hardwar< Co., Devon Street. WANGANUI-Gibson and Patterson, Vie toria Avenue. . • DANNBVIRKE—G. A. Ransom, High St TAIHAPE-J. M'Eldownev, Draoers. PALMERSTON NTH.-Laery and Bates Tho Scjuare. ■ HASTINGS-S. 0. Stokes, Cycle Dealer. WELLINGTON-F. J. W. Fear, Willi Street, who will gladly supply nl particulars of this Very Latest am ■ Best Sewing Machine, which i GUARANTEED FOR A LIFETIME Every Duplicate Part Stocked. ; F, J. W. ~FEAR, SOLE AGENT, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON Special Offer. FURNITURE REMOVED FREE of All Worry and Care. BLAKE & CARLISLE, CARRIERS, II HUNTER STREET, will Remove your Furniture to your own satis-, faction, or return your money. Only Expert Workmen employed. Telephones: II Hunter St., 2617; 23 Pirie Street. IGOS. /■IUEAP PREPAID ' ADVERTISE Ij ME NTS aro inverted in "Tho Dc tuimon" as follows:— Situations Wanted. Board £ residence Situations Vacant. To Lot. SIXTEEN WORDS FOR SIXPENCE.