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PALMERSTON ADVTS. ; REFRESHING REFRESHMENTS. ■ rpStGNEn for the refined; The, dainty ;' ■ tjl fare of Collinson ami Ciinninglmnio'fl ; Luncheon mid Tearooms is served amidst : dainty surroundings, their luncheon and \ tearooms being unequalled on the West Coast, and every Ralinerslonian lakes her ! j visitors In this favourite resort. Although the firm's premises close j down for lunch from 12 to 1, (ho. Inn- i cheon rooms remain open. One of the daintiest four-course luncheons iinagin- j able is served, while light refreshments are obtainable all day. Established primarily for (he convenience of shopping etis- j , tomers, everything about C. and C'.'s tea- > ■rooms is of the best. Visit this shop at j Show time. i PALMERSTON CJHOW. •'.' j -*■ ALMERSTON OHOW. I • Whilst attending Palinerston Show, 1 ! Visit ALEXANDER CLARK AND CO. , Their stock of-Wallpaper is a treat,- ' Their premises: 3 Pitzherbert Street. ■ ! They also stock the B.P. PAINT. | - When this is iraetl there's no complaint, j | Paint, you know, is a groit protector; j ° So come, and consult our Managing Di- j rector. .! ; Til E I'O PU LA . i VISITORS and Residents of Palmers- 1 ; v to 'i North, the leading inland town i t - T „^ alal,(l - should visit the prem- ! .HP °* A le ij! Auctioneers of the ' ' Imvn, MESSRS. HARRY PALJIER AND I i V' '•. ? llu "° stoc ' ks ot furniture, i I'l'iut, and Produce are alwaTs obtain- j able. Just now. tho firm aro showing a ! good range of Dining, Drawing, and Bed- > rcom I iiniiture, including iligh-back '< Di nug Suites in Oak and Riinu, Tables, | Sideboards, 'Morris Chain? and Concho, '. Diie.hcss. Chests, Wardrobes, Washstands, . ! Bedsteads, etc. Too Inw'f to make a ! , (lisp ay at. the Show, but: never too busy ' to show customers round. W. 11. O'CAI.LAGHAN, , , Auctioneer and .Manager. ■ | 1 ',' SEED POTATOES. ■ j '. T HOLD LARGE STOCKS of all well- > ■*-' known Varieties. ] AM Potatoes SPECIALLY GRADED \ Price Lists on application. • 1 1 would specially call attention to my ;' Stocks of NEW ERA POTATOES, guar- : . auteed true to name. This Potato is a ! liiwt-class blight register, nearly frost j . proof, and an extremely prolific yielder. Call at Stand at Show and inspect ' Samples. : E. ILCRABB, . '■ Raugitikei Street, I PALMERSTON NORTH. ; Box 263. Telephono 700. ' , HEDGE, SHELTER, AND ORNAMEN- ! ' . TAL TREES. . j . CHEAPEST IN THE DOMINION. j OUR 1918 Stock exceeds 10 million Bulbs, 4 million Hcdgo Plants, 6 . million Shelter Trees, 1 million Flower- i ing and Ornamental Trees, and 20 mil- I lion Bedding Plants. ' Unite from Gd. per dozen; Heaths and ] i Flowering Shrubs, from Od. each. Hedge '• 1 Plants from 3s. Gd. per 100. Shelter i ' Trees from 3s. Gd. per 100. ! ; Careful packing and dispatch our speci« , alily. i ; Write for free Price List. i B. H. JUST, Palmorston North. ; A WEST COAST DEFICIENCY. ■ FROM the sea coast to tho mountains, ' in soils light and heavy; from Wellington to Capo Egmont, one eoil deficiency is noticeable—phosphates. You can supply this want with Tin Phosphate. The increased grass following this top-dressing will put "the proof in your pocketbook" in tho 6hapo of in- ■ creased returns. Tin Phosphate is non- ' ' acid in actiou, differing heroin from basis : slag and superphosphates. Prepared ex- , pressly for local soils by Hodder and Tol- i ley, Ltd., of Palinerston, Feilding, and ■ Marlon, and procurable through any '^ - Storekeeper or Merchant. VISITORS to National Dairy Show at : » Palinerston North: Remember von : can procure a HOT MEAL or LIGHT REFRESHMENTS at ANY HOUR of the ' day or night during Show Week from > J. RAWLINS, The Whito House, The Square. , I _ j DEE OUR WINDOWS, filled with our ; own (made on tho premises) Preparations. All sterling quality. ; HERBERT HEPWORTH, ! Chemist, '.'..'." Square, PALMERSTON N. ~; j HITTING THE HUN. | ONE way of hitting the Hun, and a j way in which, you can. join, i is to buy British goods for . pref- I erence all the time. Had wn ! done' this in tho past the war would j never havo eventuated.' However, we can mend our ways. British Industries Week in Palinerston is designed to foster '■ this spirit, and by trading exclusively with retailers. who show . the patriotic > posters in their windows you will be hit- ' (ing (he Hun with your silver bullets, SOLDIERS' CAKES.-Procure tho best ; from the Dominion's lending Pastrycooks. Prices, Bs., lis., and 155., post- ' ed complete, by Dustin's Ltd., Pataoerston, North.. . BUSINESS NOTICES. ; [ARTHUR . J. " WYCHERLEY, , •** Lock aud Kay Specialist. I Keys cut to any pattern. Safe and ! P.O. Box Keys promptly duplicated, '< Every description of L<«ksmith's Work \ thoroughly catered for. ! Address: KING'S CHAMBERS, \ Wellington. rPhono 568. Private 'phone 2231 (2 rings). WH. P H I L P, • CORNHILL STREET. I House, Window, and Office-Cleaning Contractor, ! Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by Machinery. 1 ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED : Telephone 3292 (3 rings). ; TT SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS,, j EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, ' 7 Wilis Street, ! Late Optician for the Wellington Hospi- , tai and Charitablo Aid Board. PATIENTS unable to obtain advice from tho Optical Department may obtain advioo at the above address between 9 a.m. and 5.80 p.m. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY LORD ISLINGTON. The Wellington Medical and Electrical Mussage Institute, 123-Upwor Willis Street, Wellington. NURSE EVER IT T, UR S E EVURIT T, Modical and Elcclrioiil Masseuse (Cort., England). Nurso Everitt begs to advise her patients of her change of address. Intending patients aro assured of capable and qualified work as a Medical and i Surgical Nurso in London to many eminent physicians and surgeons, and ten yoars' successful work in Wellington. Patentco and Contractor to N.Z. Govern- ' ment, Self-Fitting Bandages, lonic Medication Treatment, now so greatly used in i all up-to : date Military Hospitals, to- ! gether with tho latest Galvanic and Favradio Cabinets and Appliances for ; the, Violet and Ruby Rays. Deformities, Neurasthenia, and Paralysis a, speciality. Medical Drill taught iii i every case. Contracts given for stub- ! born cases. Medical Electricity end Rays ' treatment can bo given nt patient's resi. ' donee. Terms on npnlicstion. Tel* i phone 1884.- ;

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 234, 21 June 1918, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 234, 21 June 1918, Page 7

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