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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 304, 19 September 1919, Page 6

BUBINESS NOTICES; , '■' ■ >•- : — : - \ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. LTD, • FAMOUS 1 FOR OVER 55 YEARS FOR ■■■ QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. SPRING CLEANING HELPS THE "HOWARD DUSTLESS DUSTER" WILL LIGHTEN YOUR TASK IN SPRING CLEANING THI.S YEAR. I i PROVED A BOON BY MANY HOUSEWIVES : . Without Howard Dusters Spring Cleaning is practically waste ef- '"•:'.'-■''■' fort. These Dusters collect the dust, AND HOLD IT. They do I .•■'-•• not scatter it broadcast like other dusters. When fully charged ■ "with dust, wash'with hot water and soap, and hang up to dry. It )'■ ■ *~ 1 ■."is then ready for use, and'will retain its dust-collecting properties \ '■■" .to the last shred. K;' ■■■.:.;:;[, r- THESE ARE THOROUGHLY RECOMMENDED. > ''"■''>■'"■ "THE STANDARD"-For general h'ouseliold use. ' Price, Is. 6d, i .'■'' '.'THE AUTO" is much larger, and is a boon to motor ear owners. '.■.:.'■-:. ' Price, 2s. 6d. ,: ■ ''THE BRUSH COVER AND FLOOR DUSTER" are specially made to fit over >■--' corn and hair brooms; collects the dust mid polishes at the same time; Price, 2s. 6d, ';< THE "COMBINATION" DUSTER- Price, 2s. 6d. : THE "HANDLE DUSTER" is used for pictures, furniture, curtains, etc. •:...--. Price, 6s. 6d. THE WALL DUSTER is fitted with -a long handle. Spider webs and : . '■•'- other unsightly items should he a thing of the past. „„,.„„. •■■■■-: .;'-■■■•.';.. ' Prices, 12s. 6d„ 13s, 6d. THE 'DUSTLESS POLISHING MOP-For floors. » Price, 10s. CEDAR OIL POLISH MOFS-Handy to use, and gives a bright finish to turniture and floor. The Wizard- Price, 3s. Bd. The Ogenic— Price, fas. Bd. POLISH- ' 40z., Is. 6d.; 120z,, 35.; quarts, 6s. THE WIZARD CLEAN"-. Is., 2s, packet. FURNITURE POLISHES- . ' ' "McKeuzie's Cream Furniture Renovator. ,- rrice, «• J°' "Champion" Furniture Polish- ' . Price, 2s, 6ti. S4POLIN GLOSS BLACK STOVE ENAMEL- Prices, 15.,-Is. Bd. SAPOLIN BATH ENAMEL- Prices, 25., 3 . 8 iPOLIN SILVER ALUMINIUM PAINT- ■ (Price, Is. Bd. OLD FAVOURITE GOLD ENAMEL PAINT-' . . Pnce, s. 9d. TESSALLNE FLOOR AND LINOLEUM VARNISH-- « ' , Pnce, Is. 9d. BISSELL'S CARPET SWEEPERS-Fitted with ball bearings, and rubber cushions on corners Price, 325, ou. THE TORRINGTON COMBINATION VACUUM SUCTION CLEANER- \ rTlCflj DO*. HAIR'BROOMS- ' > •' Prices, 35., 45., Ss. 6d.j 6s. 6d., Bs. Bd. CORN BROOMS- Prices, 45., 4s. ".,55., 6s. 6d. WHISK CARPET BROOMS- „ •„ „/«""& 4 c' fid" a ' HAND WHISKS- ■ Prices, 9d.,. Is. 3d., Is. Bd., 2s. WINDOW WASHERS- Prices, 3s. M., 6s, 6d. / SKIRTING BROOMS- ' ■ p-'iL?* inV 23" 'TURK'S HEAD. DUSTER-Bft. handle. . Price, ,10s. 6d. COBWEB DUSTERS-Bft. handle. ■ W,.. J?' I ' m FLOOR WAS.H MOPS- Prices, 3., 3s 6d. FELT LINOLEUM POLISHER- . . nj . ~ ■ , Pri "> £'S' '■ SCRUBBING BRUSHES- ~ Prices, 9d„ Is., Is. 3d,, Is, 6d,, to ss. 6d. WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS, ; —* + rJRKCALDII & STAINS, LTD.

;;f /£.. HANNAH & CO., LTD.,, ■ ',''' IDEAL FOOT COMFORT FOR MEN IN OUR > ' GOODYEAR WELT BOOTS! ; Men will find the utmost ease for the feet by wearing a Goodyear Welted : Boot It gives that clastic tread and never hurts .the foot, beoause'it is . SMOOTH INSIDE WITH NO TACKS, WAX, ~OR THREADS. .'.■ We specially recommend these numbers to men who w-aht. the maximum comfort at minimum cost. ■ , I No. 1522—MEN'S GLACE OPEN TAB BALS, leather lined, neat round toes. _ 235. 6d. No. 1575-MEN'S LIGHT B.OX CALF OPEN TAB BALS, leather lined, heat round toes. 26s ' 6d - No. 1316-JiEN'S. GLACE KID GOLOSHED BALS, leather lined, extra large litting. 325,. 6d, fto. 152fi-MEN'S GLACE KID DERBY BALS. A stylish boot made on the "Pug" toe last- ,■ . I , „. , , ,32s- 6d. No. 15GG---MEN'S BOX CALF DERBY B ALS, full round toes, fairly stout spies. '"'.,". 28s. od. No. 1568-MEN'S liox CALF DERBY BALS, no toecap, leather lined, easy round toes' ' No. 1018-MEN'S BROWN WILLOW DERBY BALS, a stylish'boot made on the "Pug",too last. . • . T „ , - ~ , 38s ' 6d - No. IGH-MEN'S BROWN WILLOW CALF DERBY BALS, leather lined, as worn by military officers. ■ . '„,„, \ ''" , . .-.. POST FREE IF CASH IS SENT WITH ORDER., \ . :^M '.HANNAH & 'CO., 'LTD., . 260 LAMBTON O.UAY> AND 103 CUBA STREET, V- . .'. . WELLINGTON. WW PHOTOGRAPHS-FOR OTHER PEOPLE OR FOR YOURSELF! '; ' A'little- tinting, makes photographs moro realistic—especially outdoor scenes and nature- studies. You can easily do this work by using PROBUS-MANDEVILLE PHOTO OIL COLOURS. They are brilliant, -permanent, easily applied, ' and blend perfectly. You will get much enjoyment in tinting photographs for your own Album - —and you will, add a great deal to the interest ami value of your pic- -;.-. ' tares. '.'.•■- .:-..•... Oftll and get full details of Probus-Mandeville Photo Oil Colours. •V ... • "THE ANSCO PEQPLE," LAMBTON QUAY (Next Kclburn Train) WELLINGTON., And at 58 Queen Street, \Auckland. Also at 703 Colombo Street ( opp. Triangle), Christchurch),

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ALL Negatives ordered from 6ince the inception of our business have lieen carefully stored. ' RE-ORDERS may be had at any time. BAKTLEXT AND ANDREW. Bartlett Studio, WELLINGTON. TeU 1233, . Announcement! T.M.V. WINES. tjiROM- Now on Wines grown at our TE MATA VINEYARDS Will be Known as T.M.V. WINES. 1 ■ Varieties: T.M.V. CLARET T.M.V. HOCK T.M.V. CIIABLIS T.M.V. PORT T.M.V. MADEIRA, Pronounced by Connoisseurs to bo Wines of unquestionable purity. TE MATA VINEYARDS; LTD., ' ' Havclock North, 11,8.\ •Wellington 'Representatives— Reginald Collins, Ltd. WOULD YOU INSURE YOUR LIFE WITH AN INDIVIDUAL? - npHE prudent man Would not seriously A consider such a proposition. Why, then, appoint an individual Executor to administer your Estate? Ho will attend to his own business first. He may. not possess the necessary experience to manage yours. Ho offers no security, and may speculate with the funds of the estate. He may show preference to some beneficiaries to the disadvantage of others. He may die or loave the Dominion. The estate would then pass into unknown hands—possibly into the hands of 6omeone whom the testator would never haTe trusted. With a view to overcoming much of the uncertainty and insecurity which attends tho appointment of private individuals, the Guardian Trust and Executors Company of New Zealand, Limited, was formed. The GUARDIAN stands fcr Safety, Efficiency, and Promptitude, and on these, and other goon grounds solicits the care of your estate. THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD. Local Directors: O, S. Watkins, Esq.; W. S. Mourhouse, Esq. S. S. DEAN, Local Manager. 1 i South British Insurance Building, 1 326 L&mbton Quay.