j WASTED KNOWN. . VXTANTED, Sale Bargain Hunters to hunt *».nt the Worklngman's Friend! Tweed and Worsted aud 10/6. —Cor. j Queen aud Wellesley*aia. A ANTED Known—Sale Prices and Wonderful Value iu-Underwear! Flannel Undent, 2/6. —The Worklngman's Friend, : cor. Queen and WeUcsley Sts. A ANTED Known—Sale Prices on every description of Hats, Boaters, 4/11; ; Lounge Hats, 2/11 and 4/11.—The WorkingI man's Friend, cor. Queen and Wellcsley Sts. ' "* Al ' V\7ANTED Known—Sale Season again V ii Shirts of all descriptions from 2/(>; I worth double.—The Worklngman's Friend, cor. Queen and Wcllesley Sts. A 1 * r*7ANTED Jinown—Snle Season again! • >» Silk Shirts, in Tennis and Neglige, 1 0/11 and 7/11; real bargain;— The Working--1 man's* Friend, cor. Queen and WeUcsley I StS; A ' TVT ANTED KNOW A. ' \ MERICAN TJENTAL pARLOURS. DR. RAYNER. , QUEEN AND WELLESLKY STREETS, Aud CORNER OF CCBA AND MANNERS STREETS, WELLINGTON. Open Friday Evenings, 7 to 9. , m A .X T B D, rr no wnl THE NKVVTOX CLEANING, DYKING, AND PRESSING CO. has the Most Up-to-date Methods of Cleaning and Pressing Gent.'s Suits and Ladies' Costumes. We are also Experts in Cleaning and Curling Feathers. We collect your old garments and deliver them .'o you like new. Furs a speciality. Country Orders have our best attention, Ring up 1337 and our Representative wIU ca11.—223. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TITT ANTED TTNO.WN. 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. 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. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. . 1 FURNITURE 'ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON' EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. i A. G- ROSSMAN AND C°" L TD " 1 HOUSE FURNISHERS--111-113, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. .*»* r LOST, a good customer through sending' out a bill twice. A Cash Register makes this impossible. It helps you keep ah your trade. Sec Local Agent, National Cash Register Co., Corner Darby and Elliott ' Streets. . A p A X MEANS PEACE. V PAX RUPBEB HSILS ~ 1 Ask Tour Shoemaker for Them. A 7m 0 / WOR X I NO- « ME N. RROUGHTON'S SUITS, to ■ DROUOHTO.VS SUITS, to tacasurc—is/. BROUGHTON'S SUITS,', to measure—ls/. BROUGHTtiN'S SUITS, to mcasurc^-45/. Better qunllty, make and material than Tteady-inndcs'nt.the sumo price, and tbey have HORSEHAIR Fronts. .*, See the sample at BROUGHTON'S, 25, Wcllesley St W. A m, ■ /tHALLENGE "V'OT A CCEPTED. I SO FAR NO OTHER 'FIRM OF BOOT ' DEALERS HAVE DARED TO ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE MAiDE BY PEARSON AND CQ., THE BOOT (DISTRIBUTORS, j OF NEWTON. r THE NOVEL METHODS iFOR CELE- • GRATING THE FOURTH YEAR OF ! THEIR -U)VEXT t.\ KARANGAHAPE - ROAD ARE STILL BEING PURSUED i iBY PEARSON AND CO. ' 1000 PAIRS OF LADIES' WHITE CANVAS SHOES, 3/11; frrorth 7/11. 1000 PAIRS OF LADIES'" SLACK OR l TAN WALKING SHOES, 5/11,, 6/11, 1 , 7/11; usually 12/6. 1000 PAIRS OF MEN'S ASSORTED LINES l OF BEST WALKING BOOTS, made 1 of Box Calf, Glace KM, WlUow Calf, and Glove Colt, All Best Shapes, for I 14/6; worth 25/. I ALL AT pBARS O N ' 6 * TMRTHDAY T>OOT . GALE, I CORNER UPPER QUEEN STREET 1 AND 'KARANGAHAPE ROAD, ■JTEWTON. • ( * 5 t . ' TjTOLL-SIZBD BOTTLE 8 TEAES OM) c A? INVALID, ' r. Quart, post free, 4/3. ;' See WENDEL'S Large Advertisement on j Back Page.- "" -a, c ' . t T» A X KUBBER HEELS s XT Are Procurable from Shoemakers la 3 the City, or from G. PIRRITT, Victoria Street ' Try a Pair. A f '• '• I>AX HEELS WEAR LONGER, GIVE 3 AT MORE CUSHION, COMFORT, AND SATISFACTION THAN ANT * OTHERS. J Try « A t> TjIOUND But how to get' home early like 1, A: my assistants. Instead of worrying over . my balance I use a National Cash Register. ' See Local Agent, National Cash Register o Co., Corner Darby and Elliott Streets. A •Tls not the things you've done, dearie! But the things you've left undone! I That' will give you a ~>lt of a heart-ache, At the setting of the suu. NOW!!! DON'T HAVE THAT . HEART-ACHE. . COME RIGHT ALONG TO TTNDERWOOD'S QHOE CSTORE, i" 43, VICTORIA STREET. C 3 ——; . •. M R W. E°° Alt s ee , K:I ' IXQ ' '• F.S.M.C., Lond.. F. 1.0.. Eng., ' OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN. * Has Removed from Strand Arcade to VERY , CENTRAL AND COMMODIOUS PRE- ' MISES AT SHORT'S BUILDING, 154-156, QUEEN STREET (Opposite national Bank). »" Hours, 9 to 5.30; Saturday, 0 to 1. i Telephone 8010. C
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 64, 15 March 1916, Page 1
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