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NZ Truth, Issue 119, 28 September 1907, Page 4

THE ASCOT SYNDSOITE, Racing Gorpespoiiiieiits. WELLBHQTON. ~ ) JAMES STELIN, Secretary. j STRAIGHT-OUT N.Z. CUP. DOUBLES ON ALL PRINCIPAL EVENTS. S.P. ON ALL EVENTS IN COLONIES. Write immediately for Cards and full particulars — POSTED FREE. Sufficient Postal and Telephone Address — " Stelin, Wellington." WELLINGTON BOOT REPAIRING CO.— Sole Proprietors of TanHy's Boot Studs and Protectors (patent applied for) . Repairs of all descriptions by experienced workmen. Boots called for and delivered. Temporary premises, corner of Taranaki I and Ghuznee-streets (late G. Hall, bootmaker) . Send a postcard for our canvasser to call on you. To Those About to Furnish. THIS WILL INTBBEST YOU! \Ti 7HY Pay 25 per cent. Interest for VV Money, when by seeing A. EDWARDS, * Art Fnrnitnre Manufacturer, 7a Tasman-Street, WELLINGTON, You can Got Your Furniture Made to Your Own Design, and Save the 25 per cent, as stated. TAILORS AND MERCERS, 218 .Lngestre-Street, Wellington, f* UARANTEES best Hand-Made Suits to VJ Order 10s cheaper than any other Tailor m the City. Our Motto : "No Fit, No Pay." "Unlaundried" White Shirts, 2s 6d (pure linen, equal to any Laun'dried Shirts m town at 6s 6d). Money returned if not satisfactory. H. BOECKER, ' PORK BUTCHER AND PROVISION MERCHANT. QMALL GOODS of all kinds fresh daily. O Home-cured Hams — Potiitry of all kinds. Fresh Eggs and Butter daily. 110 UPPER CUBA-STREET. 'Phone 1321. MY SPECIALITIES.— GIeaning ana pressing Gents' suits and Ladies' costumes. Renovating, lining jackets, dress suits, frock coats, new silk facings, etc., Personal attention given to Gentlemen's Wardrobes. Suits made to measures m up-to-date styles. S-i. «J. BAKER, No. 1 Empire Chambers (upstairs). Opposite Grand Hotel, Willis-street. Tel. 2577. \ WELLINGTON SCHOOL OF PHYSIVV OAL CULTURE, SUSSEX CHAMBERS, PANAMA-ST. Correct Breathing and Systematic Exercise Bring Health and Energy. An Advanced Class is held for old pupils (Quarter begins with pupil). Tel. 2199. ROYD GARUCK, Director. BLrINDS, CONSISTING- of Venetian, Wire, and Revolving Shutter are a [specialty of our firm. We have put blinds m the largest build in^s m New Zealand, and only recently installed m the Post Offices of Palm--erston. Master ton and Nelson. We also did the Wellington Post Office, [ Parliament Buildings, and other leading structures. ! ANDREWS & SONS, 205 Upper Willis-street. *J. YOGEL «& CO., HIGH-CLASS TAILORS AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERS. 82 CUBA-STREET, WISH to announce to their patrons, old and new, that they have just opened the Latest Novelties. OUR STOCK is Correct m Style. Superior m Quality, Reliable for Fit and Material, and Absolutels' Unapproachable m Price. NORTHERN LAUNDRY. THE Residents of Christchurch North and St. Albans are notified that the above Laundry has commenced business. THE LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT Which includes WASHING & IRONING, is under the able supervision of MISS M. JACK. One Gold Medal and Two Silver Medals at the N.Z. International Exhibition for Plain and Fancy Ironing. THE DYEING DEPARTMENT This Deparfcmeut makes a specialty of CLEANING, DYEING & PRESSING GENTLEMEN'S SUITS, and the everyday Dyeing and Cleaning Business will be also well catered for. 177 BEALEY AVENUE (Near Colombo Street), CHRtSTCHURCH. WARNING TO "TRUTH" PILFERERS. OWING- to continued complaints from country agents about their parcels of "Truth" having been tampered with, we are having investigations made, and the culprits, if discovered, will be prosecuted. NOTICE TO CHRISTCHUBCH AGENTS. A BRANCH OFFICE of "Truth" has -ti now been opened at 195 Gloucester-st. , Christchurch. Runners and Agents requiring papers can obtain same by calling upon our local representative at this address. NOTICE. TO BLACK AND WHITE ARTISTS: The Editor invites artists to submit sketches, caricatures and cartoons. All accepted contributions will be paid for. Rejected sketches will be returned. No attempt will be made to re-draw, adapt, or use the idea embodied m any unaccepted drawing. They say that when angered J. J. North, parson, can be as unpleasant Al A miepjftceci collar s%\xA k