Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 205, 4 June 1904, Page 9

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. J. WILSON DAVIDSON \\J ILL be at the "BOOKO" CORVV NER (MACKY, STEIN'S New Building), and OPEN for BUSINESS on and from SATURDAY, MAY 21st. His STOCK of BOOKS is all New, and Specially Selected, and second to none in Wellington. His Stock of COMMERCIAL and HOUSEHOLD STATIONERY, LEATHER GOODS and GAMES is also just out of the cases, and will bear comparison with any. Lance Readers and others can get then- paper at the Corner, and will be cordially welcomed to look round the shelves. J. WILSON DAVIDSON, BOOKSELLEK, WELLINGTON.

■pOOTBALL' FOOTBALL! FIRST REPRESENTATIVE MATCH OF THE SEASON. WELLINGTON WELLINGTON v. WAIRARAPA. WAIRARAPA. ATHLETIC PARK. FRIDAY NEXT, 3rd JUNE (Prince of Wales's Buthday). Kick-off at 3 o'clock sharp. Admission ONE SHILLING. Grandstand ONE SHILLING. D. McKENZIE, Sec. W.RF.U.

" CKACK THE GLASS," A VERY common expression made use of by a number who "have their photo took," and how it originated dotes not concern us so much a,s the case of a Knight of the Camera,, who, with chemicals, etc., CRACKED HIS HANDS, and in Plantekoa Ointment found a cure. "In my business as a photographei", I have u&ed Metol largely as a developed', affecting my hands to such an extent as to cause them to crack and become very sore. I used PLANTEKOA OINTMENT on them, resulting in a speedy cure. If at any time the chemicals elumld occasion soreness, I rub PLANTEKOA on them OVER NIGHT, and they are ALL RIGHT IN THE MORNING.— Yours faithfully, T. Stonebridge, Photographer, 25, Vivianstieet Wellington. W-ANTEKOA OINTMENT supplies a natural oil to the skin, and, used in conjunction with Plantekoa, Soap, makes it beautifully clear and soft. PLANTEKOA, 5/- ; OINTMENT, 2/(sample box, GA) ; SOAP, first quality, 1/- ; second quality, 6d. Obtainable everywhere. Special Agents.— Wellington : WILFRED L. BEECH, 26, Vivian Street. Hutt and Petone: WILLIAM INGLIS, Chemist.