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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2206, 20 July 1914, Page 3

'■■■ ; 'FIEE! • FIRE! ' 'FIRE! - , SALE! SALE ; ! , " SALE! 500 COSTUMES. "—; * LL GomG :Rm £1 : onn DITTO, GOING FOE-j a/ a ' ~SIEGEI/S, MANNERS STREET. MANNERS STREET. . A.D. 1670-17 M «»ff- Seventeenth Century ,4^ f THE GRAND OLD GAME OF BILLIARDS | \ fl, .Until,recent years only persons of rank or •wealth, could possess a Billiard Table. Now any comfortable householder can enjoy the wholesome amusement, mental stimulus and agreeable, exercise- of Billiards in his own dining-room by getting an > Alcock's Patent "Lever" BILLIARD-DINING TABLE fl. This ingenious Table is admirable for Dining and irreproachable for Billiards. It,has the same accurate angles and scientific construction that have won for Alcock's Tables the warmest praise from the world's master Billiardists. . . Prices - 24 gns. to 37 gns. , ,-..'•' Complete Playing Outfit FREE with each table Play while-you Pay! £5 down.- Then easy Instalments WRITE FOR SPECIAL ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ALCOCK & CO., LTD., The Famoiu Billiard.People [ 1 Head Office and Factory: Wellington. I at Auckland, ChristchurdyDunedui, Sydney, Melbourne, London, (§4Jj n.H's-34- ''..-■' 2 I JJli~ V' ; ~ — ■;... fra SI ill 111! If e remar M>ly *heap s ) iSi^g*'**&!*#»#'is v&> & and'effective " i =======:= " New Climax "'.'.'j,'- ? _ g;7 ' is put forward Honestly- -J;--- " as the best everyday;cart- ~ \ '{■ , . ridge for everybody,, f : especially for rabbit-shooting. Its cost is excessively g . t low, having regard to its genuine value. IT IS SAFE, | | SURE, FRESH AND QUICK. For folk with small jj' jj ' means and for boys about the country districts, it | ... | exactly fills requirements. There is simply nothing f' ' i better for rabbit-shooting-. | 1 I- ! i t 'na'r,ft!tfhWinTfjainßi;rimm»Hnii jj '$ B ENGINEERS I 1 We have Complete and Inexpensive . 1 /(fffy <&\!&CxQsS^&s£^ Civil l Municipal Electrical -1 •. JaS^^^^^^^^^ I Mechanical & Minine Ensincerine g TUuosiM- 1 ' 1 ' 1 '"• w, H&l»Line.Ha«™.ri>' Also thorough Courses for | W- "'''gXjKStt fT*-*"^7 Mine Manneor'. lundtr Iht Coal and fl V'» s „oi>' | r'.' I KU-DLRNE Avuiut;. I Gold Mines Arts) tiA ' 1 \t<**>22F!? .«„.. Survcyori' Assistant'. Exams. | WELLINGTON. Write to-day for particulars to I " M , ' HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S \ — —-— Australasian Correspondence Schools, Ltd. fl (HORN Cob Punch aids digestion and. I .»m..« j... i. ■' ■—nrrirt Awn.H \J gives an appetite. Keep a bottle in thfi bouse. Get it now.

/]/ ■, Tfiis Tea does not depend IV Onaiiy catch-penny schemes WJ for its trade. We don't have to beguile W/ your.attention away from the quality by 111 devising; coupon or prize-gift schemes in /// ■['',' order to push our sales. Our .tea for 35 H years has sold by sheer merit alone. It is \\\ worth every penny of the price—and more. Its quality is outstanding. A 1 cup of Nelson \\\ Moate's Tea can be distinguished from others g ]?> ' . . in a moment—it has a delicacy of flavour, «JO-3?s£&'ni \\( a quality and purity that cannot be found U®hTQkeU )) . elsewhere. The strength and purity of , DOQUISHty / Nelson Moate's Tea results in its being also 1)V merit the most economical. It is the best value JiUnf-ip! (lS you can possibly get. By merit alone it ® io " e has taken the pre-eminent place, by merit % alone it still keeps it, and always will. See ~,„., to !t you get Nelson Moate ' s - There are no "just-as-goods," so refuse them firmly. 4 OOLD, 2 SPECIAL and 1 SILVER MEDAL.' ■ -■- t ''Prices: 1/6, l'/8, 1/10, 2/., 2/2,2/4,3/..' :; ■ •.,.' .4' ."».:'"