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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 244, 12 October 1916, Page 1

■WANTED KNOWN. WANTED KNOWN.—Our Shipment of Latest Long Handles have arrived. Call and select a First-class Umbrella, 7/11; guaranteed 2 years.—Lethaby's, Umbrella Makers. 16. Strand Arcade. B WANTED KNOTON.—Tennis Racquets," Cricket Bats and Gear, splendid selection; prices right. Also, Racquets 'Re-strung, Repairs to Sports Goods, Ladles' Bags, etc., promptly executed. Ladies' Bags nnd Leather Bags of Every Description Stocked: Present for"" Soldiers—Fancy Leather Goods of All Kinds. LEDIARD AND KINGSFORD, IUS, Queen St.. (next E. and F. Piano Agency), and 184. .Karangahape Rd. (near Post Offlce). B Ty ANTED KNOWN. BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS. 1 BOYS' CHROME DERBY BALS.—IO-13, 9/6; 1-2, 11/6; 3-4, 12/6. BOYS' GLACB KID—7-9, 10/6; 10-13. 11/6; I 1-2, 12/9; 3-4, 14/6. GIRLS' CHROME. 1 Bar—7-9, 8/11; 10-13, | 6/9; 1-2, 7/8; 3-7, 7/11. W-JVf ONKS, 210, PONSONBY ROAD. . AAA Franklin Road Tram Stop. B j VX** ANTE- T*- N O W N. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. I FURNITURE ON EASY T&'KMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. | FURNITURE ON EAS- 'SEKMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. I FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY I'KKlia. I FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TJSRMS. FURNITURE ON EASY T-ICMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. ! FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. | FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. | FURNITURE ON EASY T__MB. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMB. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. A r-JROSSMAN AND r*o., T TD.. HOUSE FURNISHERS, 111-113. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. AUCK'LANU. A WISE STEP for You to Take is to haTe a*- WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS Fitted to Your Boots. They're British. B JfIURNITURE. T"j!UBNITUBE. WONDERI'UL VALUE AT JJ "O CSHROFF, 7 -PIECE LEATHER-COVERED DININGROOM SUITE, consisting of 1 Large Couch, 2 Armchairs, 4 Small Chairs, frames all dark walnut colour, well polished, price ±5 10/; 3 nice designs in Sideboards, £3 6/----£4 17/6, and £6 10/; special 3-pce. Bedroom Suite, containing large Wardrobe with full length bevel plate looking-glass and deep drawer, Washstand with tiled back and cupboard, aud Combination Chest of 3 drawers and 1.1/ge glass, all well finished' and poll9hed, price the full suite, £7 5/; Floorcloth, Linoleum, Carpet Squares; Duchess Pair, 39/6: Combination Chests, 2S/6. 39/6; Chest of. Drawers, 22/6; Washstands, from 10/6; Wire wove Stretchers. Wire Mattresses, Kapok Mattresses from 12/0; Bedsteads, from 22/0; ChildrcUTa Cots, Rocklns Chairs; largo Kitchen Dressers, 39/6; OiCt. White Enamel Curtniu Poles, complete with brass .Ittings, 2/6; Green Blinds on patent spring rollers, 2/9, complete. \ AT JT "D CHBOFF, — 76-AND 78;-VICTORIA STREET. B ■VTOU CAN'T BEAT BUBBER as a Shock J- Absorber, and you Can't Beat WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS - For Absorbing the Shock of Boot on Asphalt. Get Them Fitted. B Yjy HI T E aHO ES. A? O rR K EEN C rT __° XEV CAVING "pRICES. 1. GIRLS* WHITE CANVAS ONE-BAR— Sizes 7 x 10, 4/9; 11.x 1,5/3 Pair. 2. GIRLS* WHITE CANVAS ONE-BAR (Best Quality)— Sizes 7 x 10. 5/8; 11 s 1, 5/9 Pair... ' f 3. CHILDREN'S SANDALS (Brown or •P.lnck), Chrome Soles and Heel Piece—Sizes 4x6. 3/6; 7 x 10, 4/6; 11 X 1, 5/6 Pair. '4. LADIES' WHITE TENNIS SHOES— 2/11 and 4/11 Pnir. 5. LADIES* WHITE TENNIS BOOTS— 5/11 Pair. 6. LADIES' WHITE CANVAS BAR SHOES—7/9. 7/11, 8/6 Pair. 7. LADIES* VELVET COURT OR ANKLE BAR SHOES—7/6 Pair. 8. MEN'S AVHITE TENNIS SHOES—3/3, 5/11 Pair. 9. MEN'S WHITE TENNIS BOOTS—6/11 Pair. 10. MENS CANVAS SHOES, Brown or Black—7/0 Pair. _^ — " a x i p s." • — CUPS AND SAUCERS, Breakfast Size, White China (6d only. Cup and Saucer). CANDLE STICKS. 1/ size, only Od each. •STATIONERY—Boxes containing Paper and Envelopes, Pen, etc., compete, only 6d Box. — CPECTACLFS ALL GRADES, TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS AND PURSES, » T IZ : 1/, 2/, 2/6, 3/9, 4/9, 5/, and 7/6 per Pair, AT MILLER'S TjTANCY J-JEPOSITORY AND *r>OOT "DALACE. 100, JO2, 104, VICTORIA STREET. ACCKLAND. B WHEN YOU HAVE THOSE BOOTS HALF SOLED, HAVE WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS Fitted. They cost less than leather heels.* B T-yRESe BETTER AT LESS COST. Any Lady or Gentleman can do this by sending their Costumes and -Suits to be Dry Cleaned or Dyed by Our Special American Process, which enables us to so renovate them that they are equal to new. The prices, too. are most reasonable. Feathers Cleaned, Curled, or Dyed. Country orders receive prompt attention. One Address Only: THE EMPIRE CLEANING CO., 355. Queen St.. opp. Town Hall. Vans collect. Phone 3867. B THE WOltli*_ It • 3 CHANCE. TAILOR-MADE MISFITS, UNCLAIMED ORDER AND "SECONDHAND SUITS, from 30/ to 70/. Hundreds to choose from. All alterations done by expert tailors without iurther charge. Cleaning, Repairing, and Alteration Neatly Executed; Clothing Bought. Sold, or Exchanged. LONDON CLOTHING CO.. 8, Great North Road, near Ponsonby . Reservoir. Phone 3i"7*j. B AT WAR PRICES. NEW SPECIAL AND PART I. COURSES. £7 11/ EACH COURSE. Advertising, Salesmanship, Bookkeeping, Civil, Concrete, Marine, Mechanical, Boiler, Steam, Structural," Telephone, Motor, and Electricnl Engineering. .. Write for full particulars. INTERNATIONAL - CORRESPONDENCE •_ ■ , , SCHOOLS, •fl nlla-ipT St. (r. T \- T.!brrr->. An-klnr.d. B