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Maoriland Worker, Volume 5, Issue 164, 25 March 1914, Page 6

 

HERB. PRICE,- TaHWit Outfifir Willis -Street >; '' Wellington- ■ - *'* /■ ' <,' ONCE A TRIER ALWAYS A PATRON. - ■ ~ VENDO « OF UNIONISTSI HIGH GRADE T 1 Bfl I/TAM CET A ■"•...r.«,,, t. LMcKEON °«°™ OARD OLOTHINC ■■■■■■ "IUUB.VII SECRETARY I AT ' • 404 COLOMBO STREET, AND ' WW GRADE PRICES V° ,»"*»• _. .- - .?ft V f vlSf*/•

SHAMROCK HOTEL.) DUNEDIN. WORKERS,. * ... Remember by supporting. mc you support yoursolvos. Cvßurrell, Proprietor. POWLEY. & KEAST, '■'< ■» *■..•</* Telephone-979. .*• - ; Xy&jt IttViV - i||.f ''''W.^.:^AYLES,- ;^' Hairdresser and tobacconist, BRIDGE STREET, MATAURA. Periodicals, and'-Newspaper kept in .-'stock,' . .Shaving.' a• speciality.,... R. RENNET, '' WORKING MAN'S TAILOR, - -•'- Samson's Buildings, Dowlinc Street." DUNEDIN. ' ' ' mass—*—.• i . — } SHANNON ADVERTISEMENTS. W ALTER J^^JJAIO)* FLAXMILL EMPLOYEES''T&LQR/- Balance Street, SHANNON. J. H. FARGHER & CO.. TH& LEADING DRAPERS.- SHANNON. All Goods the Best. CLUB HOTEL, SHANNON. . M. Moynlhen Proprietor. S. W.CARTER, Flaxmlll Employees' Butohar, ~ SHANNON. HOI THERE! ATTENTION 1 QUICK MARCH 1 FORWARD! J. MURRAY & CO., !',' SHANNON. I Mon's Outfitters and General Providers. Prices Low: Quality High. . Agent State Fire Insurance. Co. THE KIWI PEN. Post free. 8/-. (Self-fillina). !'■■'■' ' Should be used by all Social Democrats, Unionists .and. U;P.L. . It ia as good as pens sold at 10/6 and 12/6. j. w. tlompson. Bookseller and Printer, LEVIN. FLAX-CUTTERS' CLOVES. Extra Large and Extra. . * . Strong? PRICE, 1/- per pair; posted, 1/1. ■•"! STTLES & MATHESON' '- '. '• "''LEVIN. WELLINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS. P. W. MEMMOTT. BOOTMAKER, M3-.-Ufipw Willis St., WELLINGTON. Hand-sewn Work a Specialty. WANTED. "Why Girls go "JVrong. A powerful white, slave etory. Send 18* stamps, P.O. Bookstall; Wel- PANAMA HOTEL Corner of Taranaki and Vivian Streets. J. C. MASON, Proprietor. Good Accommodation lor Country ; v Visitors. All best-known brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales stocked. FLOUR FLOUR DOWN AGAIN. ■ DOWN AGAIN.' 251b Bags, 2s. 9d. • Kflb Bags, ss. 6d. ■Vhy pay more? Sugar lA. Sugar IA 5Qb Bags, 9s. 3d. v ; . Cleaned Currants, 51b Is. Cleaned' Sultanas, 41b Is. Save money by trading with Us.^ HULBERT & _ , BEATTIE'S 188 CUBA STREET, Phone 38G6, Phone 3866. rjITY JIOTEL, WELLINGTON.- Telephone' 442, Speights' and Staples' Beer always on tap, J. J. FIRTH ...—., Prcprjetts, rtate of Caledonian Hotel.) Workers, remember— TE ARO HOTEL, Winii Street, WELLINGTON. ClvtDly and Attention Guaranteed, «. -Pronfietorj •"<..

3CRAP METAL MERCHANTS. Buyers of Brass, Lead,; Zinc, Copper, ! , Rubber, Rags. Iron. !,■ JONES & C 0.,: 'Phone 725.. Clyde quay. Wellington. WHITE SWAN" HOTEL :• <:üba Street. WELLINGTON. ' -—- EnpeUent-AooommOdatioßr— Tariff— v M. ■ I LADIES or GENTS.' WBISTHSE WATCHES. ' Just Engagement Rings a Specialty. Best Shop --for .'GREENSTONE. G. T* WHJTK .".---."..:.-Jeweller, , 274 Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON. '_ "THE HAT BOX" 1 Yon can be supplied wflh all you te»{ quire in the way of clothing* fiom sj Good Hat.to a. Pair of Sox. Quality good and. prices: in heaping withthe i times. Address: Maimers Street Oust oil >■ Wlllla straat. ___' gHEPrTPmYS; AfiMS HQTEIiJ !....';. :ffi .777 f tf_l_ LINGTOK. . .W. J.aAJRMAN ...Proprietor, H'{. HAIRDRESSER,.. .>..;.'.-'. Manners street, Wellington. Opposite Opera Eonse, Fellow workersl * , Whore to stay lir'Chratdiiiiofc— WELL-INCTON HOTEL, ' w*m. St. (opposite Opera Hoosali *.A Home away from; Home. T. H. Cahlll ... ... Proprietor. (One of yourselves). S. GORDON, Ploture Framer and Direct Importer, 95 CUR A; STREET, WELLINGTON. _The Cheapest and Best' House for Picture Framing. Mouldings' soli by. length and Glass by foot. R. DOBSON, Ladles' and Cent.'s Tailor. 105 MANNERS STREET ' (Oposite Royal Oak). Suits and Costumes in the latest sfcyleL Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Try mc for your next Suit. ' ADELPHI HOTEL. Willis Street, WELLINGTON^ *.:yiZT£ LEVETT, Proprietor. » Where the Workers- Go.' ->* pSINCESS THEATRE HOTEL, TORY STREET/WELLINGTON* E. T. PETERSEN, Proprietor. (Late of Fcilding.) J* niT A ! .N' : N T'A 'H 0 T,E : P WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON.; 'Where the country workers stay.. 'C. McENROE ... ... ... Proprietress^ '.-■! (Lato'of'West Coast.) <: WALSH & OLLIVER, HAIRDRESSERS 1 & 54 ' Willis Street, WELLINCTON. Workers, for a cood shave and haircut '■'; '.'.- ,' , ■ d"? i* l ' ■ -.• .. ~ '.-.■"■ "^ .'; For Any Class of Photcgraphi. THE "ZAK" STUDIO. 69 MANNERS.' ST.. WELLINGTON; HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST; H. O. ORSBORN, 36 Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON; WORKERS, PATRONISE HIJI. Satisfaction Cuaranfeedr ROYAL HOTELS Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON. MRS. ,E. Mv DAVEY ... Proprietress (Late of Greymouth.} Nothing but the Best stocked at th/ ■ RoyaL *»- ■ .IfONBf TO. LEND On real and personal security qt cun lent rates of interesj;. Repayment bj instalments can be arranged. A, H. HINT)MARSH,SoIioiiftr, ' .-. •; -..Johnston ■ Siiree .i, : -Wenmgtbar r;f i _. :-;; , : , .- :, .^."' :i '' '.' 'X PHOTOGRAPHS The HARDIE SHAW STUDIOS WE PLEASE YOTJR FRIENDS,% LET US PLEASE .]LOJJ...... J 63 WILLIS -ST., WELLINGTON. ' BRTINSW.ICK HOTEL Upper Willis St., WELLINGTON, One swallow does not make a>snmi mer, but all "swallows'' take kindly U Brunswick Beer. , T, KINGSTON „.... 'Proprietor. , .«-■'" • ' -..' support a worker; sa^ '' middlemen's profits. Shooter from 7s. lid,: Chrome Bals. from Bs' 6d.; Bos Calf Sunday Boots, All repairs guaranteed. A trial soljcited P. W. MEMMOTT, Boot Manufacturer, 243 Upper Vl litis Street, Wellington. T, A. CHAMBERLAIN GENERAL CARRIER To Housewives' Union.: AIT Trains and Steamers met by np , pointmei) t. Luggago removal N a 'Phone 3636. speciality. 9 Abfll Smltn Street, WELLINGTOU

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