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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1413, 13 April 1912, Page 2

I M. HALLEY / / j PROPRIETOR /<\/ /w /<&/ /ss/ /W/ /W/PALMERSTON N. / 'Phone 327 v I | / P.O. Box si j Patronised by / / | His Excellency / / I /Sy C.H.JENSEN, Proprietor / TARIFF,B/- per day i- 1 'i wjimiHi ■ BUSINESS NOTICES. WANTED Known, Child's Jerseys, all ' » wool, button neck, 2s. 3d. to 3s. lid.; Kilted Skirts, 2s, 9<l. to ss. 6d.; Caps to match. Cole's Drapery Co. ' WANTED Known, Double Bo<l Witney Blankets. 17s. 9d. pair; Flauuclette Blanketing. Is. tild. Cole's Drapery Co., Manners Street. ANTIiIJ lv nown—Phonographs, Edison's—Country .people,' write' for lists; new records arriving monthly; also indestructible records. Fleming and Co., opposite Library, Newtown. WANTED Known, Monster Towels; thick, absorbent, 3d.; Irish Emlxl. Pillow Shams, Is. jjd. Cole's Drapery Co. 1 SILVER Rotherliam Lever wiil bo sold on Saturday only; -C 5 10s. for .£3 7s. Gd.; only one to be sold. Lloyd, Jeweller. WANTED Known, Wide Silk Dress Fringes, Is.- Ud„ all sliades; Silk Ball Fringes, black, white. Cole's Drapery C 0.,. Manners Street. tKTA'fCIIES. for School Girls, gun » metal, now 10s. Gd., usual price 15s. Lloyd, Ifeweller, Wellington. WANTED Known Famous Indigo Woo] Serges. Is. 7Jd„ Is. Mid., 2s. 2d.,. 2s. 1.U1.. 2s. lldl, 3s. fid.; also cream 'and block;-nil shades Velveteens, Is. Cole'i Drapery Co. HIGHEST "PRICES for Ladies' and Gents'. Wardrobes given. S. Feldman, 132 Taranaki Street. 'Phone 151*.. WANTED Known, Silkv l'oplin Maes 225. (id.. 275. fid.. 355. Cole's Drapcrv Co. Ladies' Norfolk Coats, ss. Od to i:ls. lid.; Paddys. 2s. lid. ENGAGEMENT Rings, 3s. in the pound discount off marked prices. Lloyd, Jeweller. WANTED Known, AVindowful Knittei Infantces,' Pitchers, Overall?, Polka Gaiters, Bootees, from -'71(1., -Cole's Dra porv Co. _ir_ OF all Whiskies, Whyte and Mackay'f heads tho Poll. It is tho best in the worldWANTED Knowm Ladies' Uncrnsli .able Wool Janibrene Coats, wortl Slls., foe 555.; Girls' Macs, and Hydro tytos, great variety. Cole's Drapery Co. T7IVERY Purchaser of -a' -1-miiiute At -il—J tae.hmont receives Ift Amberol Re cords liractically free. Fleming and Co. Phoncries, opp. Library, Xewtown. "SXT'ANTED Known, Boys' C'oloured-toi *» KnickcrHose, Is. 3d. to Is. lid. Men's. Merino Underwear, Is. 9d., all sizes Colo's Drapery Co. ■CURST-CLASS English -Piano,-A37 10s. i-- cash or time-payments;'large Banjo cheap. Fleming and Co., Newtown. WANTED Known, New Di'essinf Gowns Wraps, Evening Gowns, Velvet Coats just opened. Cut prices. Cole'i Drapery Co. ~k HITCIIINGS, Coachsinitli am -A. General Farrier, opp. Newton l Hotel; Carts, Expresses; Gigs, etc., mad< or repaired. jTFi r K and Gold Cups and Saucers from 'Is. half-dozen. - E. Bnck ant Co., Junction, Newtown. XTRS. JONES has Opened hoi tiev ItJL premises, corner of Rhodes and Rid ditord Streets, with a Largo Stock- o: High-class Confectionery, and Tea."Room: attached. . ' WANTED Known, Child's Felt Ba bettes, Od. ;■ Child's.-Vclvct 'Costumei from 7s. lid.; Child's Fleecy Bloomers from Is. Sd. - Cole's Drapery Co. S~ KATES 1 500 pairs in stocks All thi iiest makes. Prices to suit everyone; spare parts in stock of every make Witcoinbe and Pym, Direct Importers, 138 lngcstre Street. 'Phone 2451. ANTED Known, Ladie.s' Woven Nat Combs, 2s. Gd.; Grey Fleecy Bloom crs 2s. Gd.; Fleecy Petticoats 2s. lid., 3s Gd"' Is. Gil. Cole's' Drapery Co., Bargains SPECIAL NOTICES. BANK HOLIDAY. ST. GEORGE'S AND ST. DAVID'S DAY 23rd APRIL, 1912. U3URSUANT to the terms of the "Bank A- ing Act, 1908," the Banks tlirongh out the Dominion of New Zealand -will b closed on'TUESDAY, 23rd April, 1912, fo St. George's and St. David s Day. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ALLOCATION OF PLAYING GROUND! FOR WINTER SEASON. THE Council's Reserves Committee-wll meet on MONDAY EVENING th 15th instant, at 7.31) o'clock, in the No. Committee Room, Town Hall, for the pur pese of .allocating the playing ground for this Winter Season. Representatives of Sports Bodies Unions and Associations desiring the us of grounds are 'invited to 1)0 present. JNO. R. PALMER. Town Clerk. April 13, 1912. , . ( EDUCATIONAL. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 11 Grey Street. Telephone 2093. P.O. Box IG2. CI ASSES conducted for Accountancj Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typcwril ing. Matriculation, and all Entrance On: versify Examinations. Junior and Senio Ci/il Servic?. Eight experienced teachers with th highest credentials employed. ISfT - MARGARET :<EUMAN> TEACHER OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, Ronth's Buildings. Featherston Street. Business Girls' and Students! Classes speciality. Intending pupils should enn at oncepassage, for Rheumatism, Indigestion etc. Interviews, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Saturdars. 10 a.tn. to noon. LANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL MISS KATE STEWART, Principn The Langer System is simple, efi eient, and most successful in results; r calculations- Classes daily 10 to 12 an 2 to 4. Evening Classes. Tuesdays an Fridays, 7 to 9. Cut patterns to mea ure a speciality. Tile new Blouse an Skirt Cutters are especially adapted f( tho present styles. Classes held, 91 Will Street, opp. Shortt's. rVOTDON PREPARATORI SCHOOI V,' First Term, 1912, beginscn TUESDAI Gtli February. Boarders and New Bo< must bo at School on Monday, sth Fol ruarj. Alisa Somervilla. SI Rill Streei