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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 51, 29 February 1916, Page 1

WANTED KNOWN. '•• TV/rKS; KUSSE'LL, Milliner, informs the j ■!■«• ladies of Auckland that she is showing Smart Styles in Black and White 1 Models. Inspection invited.—Watson's ■Bldss., TVellesley St., next Melkle's. 74 OBSON Studios, Grafton Theatre Bldgs. iipi>ointed Photographers to his Excel- " lency ißonaventure Cerretti, ATChbisho-p of Corinth, now liave for Sale a Series of Autographed Portraits. Order early. " Limited number only. 72 ANTED Known — nver> Umbrella is reduced at Lethaby's Umbrella Sale, Iβ, Strand Arcade. B i VTTANTED Known—Scissors, Knives ana » » Razors ground and set; also, Umbrellas Covered and Repaired at Lethaby's, Iβ, ■ Strand Arcade. B i *X7ANTED, everyone ,to know we can" - H Cover your Old Umbrella or Sunshade, and make It equal to new, from 2/11. — » Lethaby, 16. Strand Arcade. U ! ■ — . Vγ anted irr no wN. : TO DRESSMAKERS. We do— . HEMSTITCHING. ACCOUDBON PLEATING, , PINKING. : GOFFERING. [ BUTTONS MADE TO ORDER, i New > FASHION BOOKS AND BUTTHRICK V ATTEENS Regularly Received. ; W P. O G IIjVIE ' j MTF 211, QUEEN STREET. J tt7 ANTED T7" N O W N. = . FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. > FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. f PTJRNITURR ON EASY TERMS. : FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. [ FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. ! FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE "ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FUKNITUKE ON EASY TEUMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. ; FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. ; FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. . FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. i FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TKRIIS. 1 FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. • FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. ' FURNITUUE ON EASY TERMS. ! FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. ' A Q.ROSSMAN AND riO., T TD., i HOUSE FURNISHERS. : 111-113, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ; "AUCKLAND. WOOD-MILNE RUBBER- HEHLS Are Made of the Best I RESILIENT PARA RUBBER. '.; Decide To-day to Get a Pair. 88 mHE "QIRECT TMPORTING pEILON i npEA QOY., 83, KARANGAHAPE ROAD • (Opposite Pitt Street Tram Stop). 1 "DIRECT FROM THE TEA GARDENS TO TEAPOT." PINB"* CEYLON' JEBAJ- Hich «nd- Flnvoqry, ' 1/0 per lb. Other Prices— : FULL LEAF..TEAS, 1/2 and 1/4. per lb. 1 CEYLON GOLD-TIP FANMNGS, 1/ per ib. WNEST. TIUNIDAD per lb. j> FOB "FULL SWING" OR "APPROACH" strokes there's nothing like WOOD-MILNE GOLF BALLS. \ Perfect Balance and Elasticity. Sβ ) ; : —• \ TjA UUSI T U RE. FURNITURE. } WONDERFUL VALUE , AT H. R. S- HUOFF-rr-PIECE LEATHER-COVERED DINING ■ I ROOM. SUITE, consisting of 1 Large ■ Couch, 2 Armchairs, 4 Small Chairs, frames ' all <lar.k walnut colour, well polished, price 1 £G 10/; 3 nice designs in Sideboards, £3 li/, 1 £4 17/C'and £0 10/; special 3-pce Bedroom 1 suite, containing large Wardrobe with full • length bevel plate 'looking-glass and deep : drawer. Washstnnd with tiled Back and • cupboard, and Combination Chest of S ' drawers and Jr.r«u gluss, all well finished > and polished, price the full suite £7 5/; . Floorcloth 1/9 per yard; Lluoleuin, Carpet . Squares; Duchess. Pair. SO/U: Combination » Chests, 28/0, aO/6; Chest of Drawtra, 22/(1: • Washstands from 10/0; Wire-wove Stretchers 10/8; Wire Mattresses, 8/0; Kapok Mattresses from 12/0; Bedsteads from 22/6; Children's Cote, Rocking Chairs: large Kitchen Dressers, 3!>/C; Uft- White Enamel Curtain Poles, complete with brass fittings, t 2/(i; Green Blinds on patent spring rollers, '< 2/a' complete. i AT H. B. S HBOFF " • Tβ AND 78. VICTORIA STREET. B . VTCTOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS ' W MAKE YOU FOOT-HAPPY on the longest walk. I>et your shoemaker flx a pair to your boots. 87 ~« * > ' -OA-BGAINS JjV>R pEBBUABY. LADIES' DEPARTMENT. ■ WHITE CANVAS DERBY SHOES—Clear- .' mit at 6/6 Pair. - ' i WHITE TENNIS SHOES—Clearing ut i 2/11 3/6, 4/11 Pair. ) 150 PAIR SAMPLE SHOES—Clearing at 5/11, 6/11, 8/li Pair. s ONE-BAR SHOES—Clearing at 0/11,. 7/11 r CANVAS SHOES (In 1-Bar or Lace)— f Clearing at 4/11 Pair. ; GLACE KID SHOES (Oxford or Derby)— ; J TENNIS SHOES—Clearing at 2/11, 4/6, . 5/6 Pair. ' CANVAS SHOES (Black or Brown)— Clear." \ ing at 0/6 Pair. 1 STRONG WORKING SHOOTERS (Nailed) ; 10/G Pair. 3 CHROME GOLOSH BAL-S (Solid Leather) 9/11 Pair. • OUR "CiftALLENGE" CHROME BALS (Toe and Heel Tips)—V-'/O Pair. • iGLAOE BOOTS (Open or Close Fronts)— Clearing at 14/15 Pair. i B FANCY GOODS. MILLER'S SPECIAL VALUE WRITING p.Al>s, best Bank Paper— H& each, 3 J for 1/. ' MILLER'S SHEET MUSIC (published t>7 ■Messre. Uart and Co., London)— Our 1 Price, 3d copy; 6 copies for 1/. 2 iHBMY'B PIANOFORTE TUJOR, Double I Fagfi Key-board—Our Price, 1/ Copy. - CZERNY'S 101 'EXERCISES—Our I'rlce, 5 10d copy. GOOD ALARM CLOCKS—2/0, 3/6, 3/11 Bacli. ; ANSONIA ALARM CLOCKS (A Grade)—. • i\NSONIA a WATOHES (A Grade)—s/0 Each. > FINLAY'S BROWN WINDSOR SOAP-ld i per Cake. - finlAY'S GLYCERINE SOAP, Stamped ; * 6d—Clearing Id Cake. " 6/6 EDITIONS OF THE "WINDSOR 1 ■ MAGAZINE," just a few. left—Clear- . ing at 2/9 Copy (postage Old extra). • MILLER'S FAMOUS SPECTACLES—At » onr well known Prices, viz., 1/, ,1/6, i "" 3/0, and 7/6 per Pair. ; At : -atiller's . tj\ancy • "depository and ."ooot c T>ALAOE, I 100, 102. 104. VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND. B ' M-.BN'S Hani Felt Hats, 3/11; Tennle , IVI shirts (104-17), 2/C, 2/11;'Cotton -Slng- • lets, 10} d; Boxed Suits, 33/6,;45/; Pyjamas. . and Brldgmau'a DlasoluI tion Sale. ' , " 8