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BUSINESS NUT'.CES, MONEY LENT. MONEY ANY . Sum from £5 up- LENT MONEY xx wards, repayable by LENT MONEY easy instalments, upon LENT MONEY any approved security, in- LENT MONEY eluding Furniture, with LENT MONEY out removal. - 'LENT MONEY Business and professional LENT MONEY men requiring tempor- LENT MONEY ary assistance for week LENT MONEY or two can obtain same LENT MONEY immediately. No public- LENT MONEY ity. Strictly coniidential. LENT MONEY Apply personally or by LENT MONEY letter, enclosing stamp. LENT MONEY L. W. BALKIND, LENT MONEY Boulcott Street, LENT MONEY Just off Willis Slieet. LENT MONEY Telephone 2664 a. LENT MONEY Open week days to 6 p.m. LENT MONEY Fridays lo 9 p.m.; also any LENT. HONEY evening by appointment. LENT W 'ANTED Known-Clark's, San France Cafe, have now extended their premises, and have opened an up-to-date Dining-room upstairs. Note our only address—los Manner* Street. Al] customers promptly attended, MU.S. MILLWA3I I , Character and Psichic Reader, Eeulcott- Chambers (lop fwor), Boulcott Street (noar corner of VoiMs.JitrMt). ' WSAR'BKS, AND CO.. Dyers and Dry- • cleaners, 125 Cuba Streot, City, 'i'hona 226. WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS are pura Para Rubber, full of tenacity ind springiness—they're * British, made ilso; spccify them. D~" "raisins regulation pills, isTiTox. Host efficient and successful on market-, Harmless and reliable. Sent POET FREE by return on receipt postal notes. Bridge, Drug Store, Mail Order Chemists, Auckland. (CASTLE'S' Syrup of Hypopliosphites J tones up the strained nerves of tho hard-worked toller. Price, 2s. 6d.', at I Casile's Newtown Pharmacy. 4j<XUDT your nerves, and avoid pavement£3 jar by wearing WOOD MILNE EUBBER HEELS. Para rubber—British—therefore best ! EREARD'B Regulating Pills—The most JUT safe and reliable Ladies' Corrective Pills known. Posted promptly in plain wrapper on receipt of IGs. 6d. Address correspondence Manager. Box W, Wanganni. " THE PEN DOCTOR. BUY Your Pen where you can always get it repaired. 1 recommend the "ONOTO," tha best self-filler. GEO. JEFFERY, 218 Lambton Quay. DON'T just say, "Put on rubber heels," but say, "PUT ON WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELfI." Your bootmaker will know the reason. Chas. a. Fletcher! Chemist; Pharmacist, and Prescription Specialiit. 6ole.Addreßß : 292 Lambton Quay. Mail Orders promptly dispatched. WANTED KNOWN. WANTED Known—The "Hawera Slar" Almanack, comprising Diary, Almanack, Account Book, and General Information; useful alike to the farmer and business man. On sale at all booksellers. Price Is. - WANTED Known. Church Army Hut Day, February 16, 1918—£100,000 required for the great work undertaken by the O.A. for our Fighting Men. 1 AAA HUTS at all Fronts and Naval IUUIi Bases; 8 Huts lately added by New Zealand (Now Zealand money as far as possible for New Zealand Troops); 2 others promised. THE King, Rt. Hon. Lloyd George, Admirals, Generals, and N.Z. Soldiers themselves have written appreciative letters referring to our work, carried out with the approval and by the wish of tho War Office. Our Kitchen Cars, Rcoreatibn Huts, Chapels, Hospitals, and Soldiers' Homes are open to all. WANTED Known—Get your Glasses now and don't wait till New Year. Call and see Bickorton, Optician, Maimers Street. | . BUSINESS MAN, VISITING, Canada and America immediately,'open undertake Commissions; Bank references. Apply BOX 484, G.P.0., ■Wellington. BOARD AND REBIBENCE. REFINED Lady (with child) Mjuireß Board and Residence, bed-sitting-room; quiet locality. "Superior," "Dominion" Office. HOMELY Residence—Board wanted, tradesman, single room, conveniences; comfortable. "X.A.," "Dominion" Office. " VISITORS to Plimmerton will find first, class Accommodation at Plimmerton House. Miss Vaughan, Proprietress, Tar. iff, 35b. per week. " ■ yAOANOY, well-furnished large front room, balcony, single,- double, bed-sitting-room, harbour viow; quiet, select. 'Phone 1461. 59 Boulcott Street. ARSTON HALL. Mahora Street, Kil-' bimie—Board and' Residence, near Lyall Bay and Evans Bay. Moderate tariff for permanent and caßuai guests. Mra,. Whitlaw, Proprietress. 'Phone 3135 (three: riii gs), Q" UEEN'B PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimmer's Steps, opposite "Dominion" Nowspaper Office. One minute from tram, rail, or Bteamer. Every comfort and convenience. Excellent cuisine. Moderate tariff; fi. P. Davis, Proprietor. 'Phone 2310. RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL, Dominion avenue - (Plimmer's steps). This new, commodious, first-class Privato Hotel is now open to receivo Guests. Luxuriously furnished; 2 bathrooms on each floor; excellent cuisine. Commanding view from roof garden of Wellington and Harbour. Terms moderMRS. M'COIOIICK, Proprietress. 'Phone 4415. Ml HA E A HOUSE, WAIKANAB. AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A QUIF.'J HOLIDAY. Fine, Mild Climate. Good Trout Fishing Tennis Courts. MRS. E. M. WILLIAMS, Proprietress. QRIENTAL BAY PRIVATE HOTEL. Situated on the Sea Beach in the Most Attractive Locality of Wellington. IS NOW OPEN ,TO RECEIVE QUESTS. Morning and Afternoon Teas. 6d. A Special Feature is made cf 6unday Dinners and Teas MRS. KNOWSLEY, . . Proprietress WHITEHALL PRIVATE BOARDING. HOUSE (opposite "Dominion" Office), Plimmer's Steps, Wellington. Situated in spacious gardens, with splendid view Citv and Harbour; one minute train, Post Office Wharves. Excellent cuisine. B. and c. water; all conveniences. Terms, 4a, 6d. per da}. Weekly by arrangement. MRS. Y. L. ALLAN, Manageress. 'Phone. 1617. / SOLDIERS' REMITTANCES. OLDIERS' 'REMITTANCES. THOS. COOK AND SON Can Cable Money Dircct to EGYPT, LONDON, AMERICA, ETC,, ' At liovs Rates. Passages Arranged by all Lines. COOK'S TOURIST OFFICE, 62 Customhouse Quay. GENERAL Printing In all ita branches neatly and promptly executed at moderate charges at the "Dominion" General Printing House, "Dominion" Avenue. •Phono 4050.

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 101, 22 January 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 101, 22 January 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 101, 22 January 1918, Page 1

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