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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 34, 3 November 1917, Page 6

• IMPORTANT TO LADIES! DOHERTY, ' THE - PREMIER NEW • ZEALAND, ... ■'•'• ' TAILOR, : ''''/•'.; Has Opened a LADIES' TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT AT 201 lAMBTON QUAY. MR. DOHERTY--has--recognised■' the long felt need for a FIRST-CLASS ■ LADIES' TAILOR, where "CREATIONS of the very highest order can bo obtained and is fulfilling that. need. ~ . ~ He has'probably the BEST LADIES' CUTTER in. New Zealand, and can guarantee ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION. • GRACE,- ELEGANCE','' SMARTNESS, Are the Distinctive Features aimed at and attained. THE VERY LATSST DESIGNS From- Paris', London, : and America-"are "just to, hand. .. " ".' . '■• ■ ' ■■"' : . :.' ': .... ] A BABE OPPORTUNITY. •TJIOB, SALE, at Muritai, Eastbourne, in XI. the estate of the late IV. ;.F. Shortt, SPf/BNDli)' EESIDENOE' OP . 8 BOOMS '■(Fully Furnished), includinc Billiardroom and first-class table, every possible convenience; Smoke Boom: Photographic Dark Boom; Bathroom, h. and o. water, gas, p.w.c., septic tank, water supply. Outbuildings compriso • spacious Motor Garage, Conservatory, Tennis Pavilion, Washhouse, Workshops, etc. 'Land,.'Boft. "± 360ft.,-with"'thfco frontages, beautifully laid out in garden, shrubberies, tennis and croquet lawns. .AX. IDEAL. SEASIDE BBSIDENOB. • For price and further particulars, apply to the .'; -'." ( ■• ■' ' '■"■'... .. ,'. ':' ■, • TBUSTEES; •, -'• . O,'o ; .W..F..Shortt, Ltd.,..'' ■Willis Street, Wellington. AN "ARMIT" PARCEL ..:. . .. is ■ • :■ • ■ THE IDEAL GIFT::FOR 1;. SpIDIER;AT THE FRONT ". V/A '■ ■' '■ ■''" ■■ '- ■ ' '■ " r " ■' 100, Three Castles (Yellow) '56 3 Tinß Yankee Doodlo Tobacco 3 3 1 Tin Chocolates 2 0 1 Tin Keating Powder 1 0 1 Tin Sardines 1 6 1 Tin Eei Cheese 1 6 1 Packet Pipe Cleaners 0 3 Packing 6d., -Postage ls„ 1 6 16 6 ■ Send me'your Soldier Boy's full address together with' postal notes' and' this''splendid parcel will be dispatched to him at once. I return to sender P.O. olßcial re-, ceipt. R. W. ARMIT, TOBACCONIST, . W. E,L L I/N G ,T .0 N. , .WOES. DIRECT FROM , OUR OWN VINEYARDS TO THE CONSUMER, Cunent ligt of quotations on application to REGINALD COLLINS, LTD. WINE growers; ■ .-Head Office: National Mutual Buildings' \ CUSTOMHOUSE QY. '... WELLINGTON. Telephone 1331 P.O. -Box 426. '. ' ' VINEYARDS.:'; "... . Havelock North, Hawke's Bay.'. POSTAGE OP' \'THE DOtoNION" TO ALL .. . NEOTRAL COirNTElis.. . USDEII.tho. new newspapers 'addressed to neutral countries ore not forwarded' TJSLESS DESPATCHED .THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OFFICE OF THE PAPER ITSELF. Under The Dominion Special Permit readers who have'been sending the paper to friends resident'in any neutral country can ensure .future forwarding ..by. communicating with the. Publisher. BOHAIf'B TEA SHOULD' PLEASE YOTJ .-....,. -AND IT WILLI NEST- time- -you come into town, • visit ... Bohan's New -Tea. Booms-enjoy- a . Cup. of. Tea. as' supplied to Hif, Excellency the Governor I. You'll he delighted." "'Morning arid Afternoon Tea,'3d. P.S.-Oall To-day. v d: bohan and co., •• :..'-. ".-• ■ .'226 Lanibton--Quay; . - .

Profiteering in the Austrian Empire, states the "Arbeiter Zeitu'ng," of Vieu'na, has been .carried to extreme lengths since the, war hegan. Some' oHhe hanks have maiie enormous profits, having received permission to deal in fodd, hut the big industrial concerns, too, '• have' 'done exceedingly, well. Thus, to one year the Bohemian Petroleum Refineries obtained a clear profit of 137 pel- cent, oh its'total sharo capital, (ho Galinan Carpathian Petroleum Company 403 per cent., the BaTid Panto Petroleum Company 73 per cent., the' Hungarian Leather Centre 92 por cent., and the Berp)nann Leather Factory 85 per coni. Tlvo sugar industries also, in spite of tins. scarcity of sugar, have made large-profits. Por instance, the' Koliner Sugar. Factory- increased its dividend f0r.1915 frqira SI to 210 per centf, and similar profits/ .have been rrorfsed by the horse, cattlr,,,nnd wino Businesses -in fact, by all businesses. In Czemowitz ono food seller -increased his fortunefrom 100,000 to 3,(900,000 crowns, .and in Seretli another food .seller has made profits amounting to 4,000,000 crowns (.£175,000). In such, circumstances it is not surprising thlit the war loans are ouito inadequato to meet the Government's expenditure, and that tne deficiency has beun mat by the issuo of notes.'. This haf/ [resulted in a. dangerous popular mistrust; of the nation's curroncy,- which liars brought about a corresponding decease in the quantity of goods placed om. the market, and a further increaso in the cost of foodstuffs. Messrs. Wm. Campbell, Ltd., recommend "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help for washing cflothes .clean- without, rubbiac or injury to -hands or fabrics,- . Is. packets every tiins.-jAdvt;