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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1289, 18 November 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. TTrAXTEirKHOivn-Xen- E.P.N.S. Bolt H Cla.-ps, lHil., Is. ijd.j Unbreakable Patent Hells, afl shades", lid.; Sucdo Bells, lOd. Cole's Drapery Co, WANTED Kno'vn-Spccial Sale 'IVj- '» day of 200 Dozen Ladies' Hemstitched at l>. per dozen; also 300 Beaut iful Fancy lliiinlknrchiefft, Id. to Is. each; Great Bargains. Sale, To-day. Qucrco .Street. W"AXTE?J~Kiio'wu-Wido Linen Flax, lid.; Tea Toivclliiig, 4}d.; Crewdson's Calico, ss. lid. doz.; hand-made Crotchet Doilies, OJd. Cole's Drapery Co. "VSfAN'i'EU Known—Special Sale, com- * ' mencing To-day, of 1000 yards Striped Cambrics a: G!d. yard, usually Bd. jo lOkl. yard; Sheetings, Calicoes, and ilannelcUcs, all reduced; Torchon Trimmed l)i>d Valance, IOJd. yard, ready taped. Sale, To-day. Queroo Bros., 116 WilStreet. \S) r ANTE'D~Kno\vn-Ladics , White Kid '» Gloves, all sizes, Is. lid.; Fine Elwow Wovfs, greys, black, while, beavers, "WfANTED Knoirn—That no thinking ' ' man is ever frightened by the Liquor lioveiuio Bogey. _lt is only a bogey. WANTED Kuown-Groat Sale, cornmcncing To-duy, of 175 Eiquisito Hoso Spravs, all at lOJd. per spray, worth Is. 9d.; Daisy Wreaths, Is.; Buttercup Wreaths, Is. Sale, To-day, Quereo Bros., UP Willis Street. WANTED Known-Ladies' White Cotton Combinations. Is. lid.; Shaped Woven Vests Is.; Bathing Costumes, for matron, maid, or inau, cheap. Cole's Drapery Co. W "ANTED Known—Special Sale Today. 50 Sample Feather Boas, Ostrich and Coque, Cream, Greys, and Black, ss. lid. to 405., half-price, bargains. Queroo Bros., Willis Stret. WANTED Known-15 kinds Irish Embtl. Pillow Shams, Is.; Is. 3d., Is. Cd. to 4s. lid. each, cut prices. Cole's Drapery Co. WANTED Known-Special Salo To. day of Coloured Linen Coats and Skirts, usual nrico Ms. ; sole price, 53. lid. to 12s, Cd. Quereo Bros., Willie Street. WANTED Known—Now Cream Corduroy Cloths, Is. ljd. io Is. 9d.| Moiro Underskirts, cream and colours, lOjd. Colo's Drapery Co. XJtT ANTED Known-Special Salo'To» '" day. TOO Sprays of French Flowers, no two alike, including latest Floral Mounts for Pierrott Hats, od. to ss. lid. Quercc Bros., Willis Street. ANTED Known-Ribbon Corsets, with four suspnders, Is. l}d. Every food make in Corsets at cut prioes. Colo'e Irapcry Co. W~"TnTED Known-Special Salo Today of GO Silk Malteso Scarvce at 3s. lid.; 70 doz. Peter Pan Collars at Is., usually Is. Cd. and Is. od.; great bargains in Neckwear, Qucrco Bros., 116 Willia Street. WANTED Known-To-day! Swiss Side board Runners, Gd.; GSin. Heavy Lous Curtain Net, Is. lid. At Cole's Drapery Co., Manners Street, WANTED Known—Special Sale Today. 200 Donon Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Is. dozen, only ono dozen supplied to one customer; 200 Beautifully Embroidered Sample Handkerchiefs, from id. oacli. Querce Bros., Willis Street, ANTKD Ku6wn-"Wired Edg?' Black Hair Ribbons, just opened, lljtl.; Wide Silk Ribbon, black and colours, 61d. Colo's Drapery Co. ANTED Known—Groat Sale, commencing To-day, of 200 yards of every kind of Embroidery, Edgings, Insertions, ajid Flourirings, at bargain, prices; Allover Embroidery at Is. 3d. and Is. Gd. Sale, To-day. Quereo Bros, Willis Street. ; WANTED, electors to keep tho .£5,000,000 spent in drink and let tho mighty brewer go. WANTED Known—Costumes and Onepiece Robes, endless variety; wellmade dainty Shantung Dresses, 12s. 6d. Cole's Drapery Co. \SrAXTED Known-Special Sale T<v. ' • day. Largo Whito and Cream Linen Hats, artistically draped with handkerchiefs, 3s. lid., usually 6s. lid. Queree Bros., Willis Street. WANTED Known—Handworked Crash Linen Cushion Cases, Is, 71d.j White Persian Lawn C. Covers, Is. i\i. Cole's Drapery Co. WANTED Known-Special Salo Today! Large Burnt Straw Hats, with chip edge, 2s. lid., usually is. lid.; Smart Pierrott Hats, in Tussore Poplin, with black brim, 4s. lid., usually 9s. lid, Querce Bros., 116 Willis Street. WANTED Known—Child's Fine Cashmere Frocks. 2s. lid.; Muslin Matineo Coats, 2s. 9d. to te. Ud. Cole's Drapery Co., Manners Street. HOTEL NOTICEtt. Patrrniifed by His Excellency Lord Plnnket anil Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener, MAHARA HOUSE, WAIKANAE. First-class Private Hotel, Every modern convenience; an _ ideal place to 6pcnd a quiet Holiday in the Country. Fine mild climate. Telegrams: "FrcomanV Waikaoae. LEN. FREEMAN. Proprietor. WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL. Marion Strcot (opp. New To Aro Post Office), City. Absolutely firo and earthquake-proof. Contains all modern conveniences and comforts. A largo promenade roof, over, looking Harbour. Tariff: 6s. per day; 255. p«r- week. MRS. E. TREGONNING, 'Phone 2947. Prooriotresa. HAMILTON. rjiHE Best Honso for Visitors and TourJL ists when visiting Hamilton—remember that the COMMERCIAL HOTEL Is th« best-appointed in tho district, Coaches meet all trains at Frankton Junction. Night porter. 'Phono. P.O. Uox 57. Correspondence invited. Under Entirely New Management. ryEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, ll Clyde Quay, Wellington First-clasa Accommodation. Tariff moderate. Permanent Boarders by Arrangement. 'Phone 165 G. Georgo Wakohcld, Propne. tor date of Timaru). A LBERT HOTEL, BOTTLE STORE, A — SINGLE BOTTLE at wholesale price, james McDonald, Proprietor. ASTIE'S HOTEL, FEILDING, Opposite Post Office. Under Entirely NEW MANAGEMENT. Ono of tho BEST FITTED und BEST FURNISHED Hotels in tho Dominion. Suites of rooms with every modern convenience. Handsome Commercial and Writing Rooms. Best Cuisino. Only ■ SPEIUUT'S BEER on tap; tho beet of Wiaes and Spirits used. H. M'MANAWAY, Proprietor, (Lalo of Are.vle Hold, Hunterville). /COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL. V Lower Cuba Street, Near Wharves, Town Hall, and Opera House. Excellent Cuisine. Lunch Is. MRS. M. PKTKRS (Late 90 Wellington Terrace). Pronrietrosj D. W, VIRTUE & CO.. VICTORIA SIKIiISr, VS ELLINGTON. GRAIN, FLOUK, PKODUCE. AND COMMISSION AUIiMS. WE CARRY Large Stock., of FI.OUR and all kinds of Produce, and wjli be pleusnd to bubmit price* n upplici. tion. . Agonte for tho New 7/cnland Flour Millet*' Co-oi>crative Association. Ltd. THE Results obtained by Advertisers in luo Classified Columns of "The Dominion" are such as to confirm their belief that tho paper has n wider circulation than any other daily journal in New Zealand.