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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8355, 15 February 1913, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES THE ATE S T •A ESIVALS. FASHIONABLE , COLOURED FELT HATS (Reversible). In Reseda and Black. Emerald and Black, Self Tan, Reseda, Violet. THE HAT FOR THE NEW SEASON 7 s 6 D \ • TE A e O XT OH S E E iIEO JO. OUSE. THE BUSY CORNER, CUBA AND DIXON STREETS, Wellington. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Known—Central Coffee Palace, Cuba street. All meals 6d, good and clean. Proprietor! W. Brown (late Oxford Dining Rooms). 314 WANTED— ELECTRIC STUDIO, Arcade Manners street. , Cheapest Photos in Wellington. Postcards, 4s doz; Cabinets, 6s doz. (Opposite Opera House). WANTED Known —Cults and Smith, Fish and Chips Experts, now ostablished at Cafe Royal, Kent terrace. WAN TED 'Known —C. J. Houston (Honors Cemncate, lAmdou), Dyer and Cleaner. Queen's Dye .Works, 13a, Vivian . street, .Wellington. 'Phone 2U>l. '■■■ Wan TjjE—A. Milligan (late Michie; and Milligan); Veterinary Surgeon, 4, Home -street (oil Kent terrace). Telephone, 2eSl. 14 worth street. 'Try us for Fish and and Oysters; everything best quality. J. Turner, Proprietor. 13 AST ANTED Known—Dominion Steam * * Dye Works Clean and Press'Suits for 6s 6d. 46, Ghuznee street. Tel. 1862. ,vorks, Petone.. WANTED Known—Breakfasts, ham ( sandwiches, other refreshments, to 'be had at “The Don,” Lambton quay, 6 i.m. to 10 p.m. i WANTED —Gentlemen's left-off Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Highest price given. M. Levy, 101, .Manners street, 3 doors from Winder's corner. 481 KXTILLIAM E. BOCK, 220, Lambton *v quay, Wellington. General Engraving, Die-sinking, Designing, Blocks for Box Printing, Illuminated addresses. WANTED Known—Twenty years' experience in Visible Writing culminates in tho No. 14 Royal Barlock Typewriter. See it. Lambton quay. WANTED Phonographs, Edison’s Country people write for lists; new records arriving monthly; also indestructible records. Fleming and Co., opposite library, Newtown. WANTED Known—That E. E. Smith has purchased Bioor’s well known Auctioneering Business in Waipawa. WHY run the risk of unsatisfactory milk when you can obtain a •m/ply passed by the. Health Departmeut’s officer. King up telephones ztlor 538. WANTED, Smokers to smoke. So smoke you must. Smoke up to Hughie Simm, Tobacconist. Willis street, next to Walter Smart’s, tor the Fragrant Cloud. 158 WANTED —Fail’s Commercial Restaurant is further catering for the public requirements by daintily serving afternoon tea' daily at 186, Lambtou quay. \j\f ANTED Known—Tho Little Tailor »» has a splendid range of Serges, Tweeds, and Worsteds. Trousers 10s 6d a leg, seat free. Amstell, 225, Cuba street 392 WANTED Known Skates I Skates! Skates! 100 Pairs Ladies’ and Gents’, all makes, fibre box and aluminium wheels; 15s pair, nearly new. Fleming and Co. (ipp. Library). Newtown. ASTANTED—Motorists, Garage ProprieT V tors and others can obtain Emnire Cylinder Oils from the Proprietors, Empire Cylinder Oil Co., Ltd., Harris street, Wellington. ASFANTED, Old Friends in the Mana- • V watu of E. E. Smith write for particulars of choice farms. WANTED Known-Cylinder Oil—The "Empire” Cylinder Oil for motors saves labour, time, and money; nonrcarbonising, high flash-point. Empire Oil Co., Ltd., Harris street, Wellington, proprietors. WANTED —Your new season Suit Order. The Little Tailor is hard to beat. Satisfaction guaranteed. Am,tell. Tailor. 225. Cuba street. 382 WANTED, Hughie Simm, Tobacconist,. Willis street, to supply your .reeds regarding the Lady i\icoti..e, stocked in all brands to suit all smokers. WANTED Known—The No. 14 Royal Barlock Typewriter is the latest word in Typewriter construction. Barlock_Ageney, Lambton quay. ____ __ ANTED Known W Barber and ' • Co., 215. Cuba street, and 147, EidJiford street, are the oldest Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Woiks in Wellington. ANTED—For ilotm tars and cycles »» the best oil to -ise is “Empire cylinder Oil. Non-e.arbonising, economical; extra high flash-point. Emnire Oil Co., Ltd.. Harris street, Wellington, proprietors. WANTED —The public patronage for a splendid afternoon tea service at the well known Fail's Commercial Restaurant, where only the nicest of confectionery and best of tea, etc., will he served.