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A. fly buzzes its wings at the rate of 352 times a second. Tho Berlin Law Courts have just decided that a landlord is not entitled in any circumstances to evict the wlfo of a soldier on ictive service for nonpayment of rent, "If anyone thinks that we have not many stern lessons yet to learn .lie need onlv let his eyes rest on the- vsst crowds that day by day throng the shops! It is bewildering here m London," writes Christopher Cheshire in the "Commonwealth," "Oxford Street is ono solid block of buyers; the pavement is impassable; round the windows people swarm like flies. It is the same everywhere; all over the West, End there are the same keen, pushing, tense, greedy multitudes. It is an uglv, nnpleasing vision, the whole place smells of coin. No piice is too high, no bargain too stiir. Everywhere Mammon is master and vulgarity ascendant. . . ■ The best mind from the front loathes the whole scene."

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I -Corn. A ■ ■ Cure ** Ends Corns ■while you sleep. NEVER FAILS! Chemists and Stores, II-Post-fres for 12 stamps from ' TEED'S PHARMACY, Hew Plymouth HAINES-13 befortyourloy f COMES RACK-* Get S Billiard Table! \ i | When he returns after stirring \ '» times Abroad your Boy may find | 3 civilian life humdrum and tame. , !l Buf once he experiences the i |j thrills and surprises of BILLIARDS 3 then will he feel Bind he is with t, you onoe moro. The comrade- * ship of the Camp, which at first I he may miss, will be replaced by the happier Comrade«uip of his \ Home. I Get the Table NOW, so that your | | Family can become proficient and J « able to give the Boy a keen con- j test. j Alcock'a Billiard Tables are the j I Finest and Fasteßt in the World, j 3 Siaes to lit all rooms. The Con- 1 vertibleßilliard-Dineris&grand , ' Table-admirable for Dining and ; |S excellent for Billiards. i ! Prices: 24 to 60 gns. j I INCLUDING BILLIARD ACCESSORIES \ \ MODERATE CASH DEPOSIT j -THEN EAST TERMS. fi j —r I Bond for Illustrated Catalogue. \ Alcock -ft Co., Ltd. "The Billiard People" WELLINGTON - - AUCKLAND I | CHRISTCHURCH J Nw»- haims • , ~,,,,1-i^y NOTB-Alowk'B WoUlnjrton Adtow bi BAKER'S BUILDING, opposite Union Risk.

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 82, 31 December 1917, Page 8

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440

Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 82, 31 December 1917, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 82, 31 December 1917, Page 8

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