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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. F. H. BATTEN (Dentist) LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE 135 QUEEN STREET <opp. J.C.L.) PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. GAS AND OXYGEN ADMINISTERED. PHONE 44-939 HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING AND EMBROIDERY UP-TO-DATE! OUR Hemstitching Is now so much in request that we have installed THREE MACHINES in order to cope with the rush of orders. One of them is for heavy work—towels, supper-cloths, linen sheets, etc., etc. Our Steam Machine Pleater is a wonder! Produces 250 varieties in all the new styles. Embroidery we also excel in. It excites the admiration of everyone. CALL, WRITE OR. RING | £J-QQQ and one of our vans shall call for your heavy goods. Correspondence Solicited. Hemstitching Pleating—Picot Edging— Embroidery. CROTHALL WAY CLEANERS AND DYERS LIMITED. Under the Distinguished Patronage of H.R.H. the Duchess of York. Branches throughout City and Suburb*. SONGS WITHOUT W ORDS Each paper in the Smith and Smith range is sheer inspiration for the home lover. Subtle blends and bold contrasts, harmony of design and colour, make our large range of new style wallpapers a “happy hunting ground” .or the home builder. The scores of different effects into which our papers and friezes can be manipulated will offer a range from whiclt the most critical can pick a paper to give complete satisfaction. You will find that although you may have shifted the furniture into different lay-outs the effect of the room remains the same. Repaper the walls and the room will be completely transformed. SEE OUR NEW RANGE OF SMART WALLPAPERS IN INFINITE VARIETY Just two minutes from Queen Street. We will be very pleased to show you any new styles and will greatly appreciate a visit. SMITH & SMITH, LTD., 9-11 ALBERT STREET, Opposite Parcels Post Office, AUCKLAND. BEAUTY AND DIGNITY The eternal combination in Wallpapers is finely expressed in the new season Wallpapers now displayed at Hill and Plummer’s. Beautiful in their glowing colours and designs. Dignified in their harmony and distinction. If you cannot call, send for Free Patterns. HILL & PLUMMER LTD., QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Do Vou -I ou Receive ytour ECEIVE X OUR SUN r> EG ULARLT? UN IiEGULARLY? IF THERE SHOULD BE ANY IRREGULARITY IN THE DELIVERY OF YOUR “SUN.” PLEASE INFORM THE PUBLISHER. “THE SUN.” Phone 46-820. After 5.30 p.m., ring 13-114. Clarke (basso) ; 12.30 to 1.30 a.m., dance music. • • * 2FC Sydney: 442 metres, 5,000 watts 7.15 p.m., children’s session; 8.50 p.m., dinner music; 9 p.m., studio music: 9.30 p.m., news ; 10 p.m., items by the Prince Edward Theatre Orchestra, Mr. Lawrence and Miss Foster (entertainers), Miss Sutton (violin), Miss Job (songs), Mr. Ferret (basso), and Mr. Fay (piano). • • • 3LO Melbourne: 371 metres. 5.000 watts 8 p.m., children’s session; 9.15 p.m., talk on “Transplanting Tobacco” ; 10 p.m., items by the Collingwood Citizens’ Band, Mr. Bluett (comedian), Miss Hutton (contralto), Miss Treweek (soprano), Mr. Harding (baritone), French Bros, (banjos), and Miss Fortune (piano) ; 1 to 1.40 a.m., dance music. 3AR Melbourne: 484 metres, 6,000 watts 7 p.m., gramophone recital; 10.15 p.m., relay of community singing and items by the Imperial Russian Trio and the Estelle Mark Trio. 4QG Brisbane: 385 metres, 5,000 watts 8 p.m. news; 8.10 p.m., dinner music; 8.30 p.m., children’s session ; 10 p.m., items by Mr. Erich John and his party.