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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 37, 12 February 1917, Page 1

WANTED KNOWN. MRS. RUSSELL. Queen St., announces lhat she is showing Unique Styles in Autumn and Winter Millinery; also the new Tagci Ready-to-wears iv the leading shapes and colours. 79 GREAT Clearance Sale of High-class Millinery, Commencing TO-DAY (Monday). Everything must be i-lcnred at bargain prices. Early inspection invited.—The Parlsienne, Wclle'sley St. 80 VX7 ANTED jr x o W N\ THE XEWTOX CLEANING, DYEING, AND PRESSING CO. has the Most Up-to-date Methods of Cleaning and Pressing Gents' Suits and Ladies' Costumes. We are also Experts in Cleaning and Curling Feathers. We collect your old garments and deliver them to you like new. Furs a speciality. Country Orders have our l>est attention.—223. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. yxr ANTED X N O W N. A MERICAX T\ENTAL TJARLORS. DR. RAYNER, QUEEN AND WELX.ESLEV STREETS, And CORNER OF CUBA AND MANNERSTREETS, WELLINGTON. Open Friday Evenings, 7 to 9. A IX7 A N T E D KNOWN. LADIES will now find us at those Up-to-date and Roomy Premises. 316, QUEEN STREET, two doors above Tonson Garllck's. HEMSTITCHING ACCORDEON PLEATING KILTING PINKIXO Done on Ladies' Own Garments and Materials. Butto_s made to order with your own nxatchings. Machine Needles of all makes. Dressmakers' Models in stock or made to your order. BUTTERICK PATTERNS and Latest Fashion Books arriving regularly. W. P. o- GILTIE--316, QUEEN STREET. MTF

TX7 ANT E D J£ NOW N. j FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURMTUUE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY FERO-S. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TE___3. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EAST TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TES_3. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TDBIMiS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERiMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERM-. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERM-, FURNITURE ON EASY TEtRMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TE_4_f_. A Q.BOSSMAN AND /T<o., JTD. HOUSE FURNISHERS, 111-113. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. _ T)0 ]\XOT pAST YOUR OLD SUIT AWAY, which s made of good material. It will be worth more than a new one if you have it Renovated in the wonderful Crotuall way, which will make it look like new. Your next new suit will cost you more than your last one, and will be of inferior quality. COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED.

E. E. c HOTHALi ' 6UIT RENOVATING SPECIALIST AND PRACTICAL TAILOR, 137, SYMONDS STREET. 'Phone 4414. (Look for Name at Bottom of Window.) C AG RE A T CORN CURE. Barraclongh's Frogandra cnres Corns surely and effectively. Thousands' have proved its merit by a twenty years' test. Barraclough's Nervine stops Toothache. Rheumntism can be cured—why continue to suiter? RHEUMO has effected cures after all else failed. 2/0 and 4/6. 154 WE GIVE THE BEST PRICES FOR Household furniture. Agents sent everywhere.—OLD MILL AUCTION MART. Karanganape Rd. D rpWO UP-i-no Is bad, but l also know -A that U-Plno Disinfectant is excellent; 1/3 everywhere. O CHAIRS, -Tej TABLES. 8/6; . DRESSER, 25/; COUCHES. 15/.—iA ' Few Auction Prices at IKE OLD MILL MART. ____? MEASLES means the doctor, the doctor means expense. Try Dr. U-Pino, 1/3 a visit. All chemists his agent. C /T-PIECE RIMU SUITE. £5 15/: 7-PIECE • OAK SUITE, £7 57. First Quality. OLD MILL MART, Karangahape Rd. D T_fOSQUITOS HATE the pleassant smell of -*A U-Pino Disinfectant, and carefully avoid places sprinkled. Obtainable everywhere for 1/3 tin. j O BOOT Sale.—Ladies' Patent Court sShoes, 15/ll; usual 23/6. —Adams, Wellesley tat. ___s A FT 6IX RIMU BEDSTEADS (new). 27/6; * NEW WIRE.MATTRESSES, lull size, 16/3.—OLD MILL MART. D WRACGE INSTITUTE. BIRKENHEAD. Lovely Tropical Gardens. All Round the World. Admission. 1/. Refreshments obtainable. Telescope by appointment. D HERE ARE NO FLIES on anything which has been sprinkled with U-Plno Disinfectant; all chemists and stores, 1/3. c OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. Compare them with other sale prices. 3ft 64n Bedsteads.—OLD MILL MART. D BOOT. Sale.—6o pairs White Canvas Shoes, 5/11; usual, 7/11, 8/11, 9/11.— Adams,. Wellesley St. ' 88 YOU'D NEVER SMILE AGAIN If you A conld see where that fly was born. U-Plno Disinfectant sterilises their haunts. ' C ILLiXE'RY.—Giving Up Business. Great Clearance Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices.—l 39, Symonds iSt. 37 SAVE Money on Footwear. Every pair reduced at T. Clark's Big Boot Sale.— Victoria St., City, and Three Lamps, Ponsonby. 571 ULLO! IS THAT 2275 A? IS MR NUDDS BACK FROM WELLING TON? SWELL. TELL HIM I WILL SEE HIM ON MONDAY ABOUT THAT TEA AND COFFEE SET." "RIGHT OH! GOOD-BYE!" ROBERT NUDDS. 30, Safe Deposit Build tngs, High Street, Auckland. C 3 FT RIMU BEDSTEADS. 25/: Best Valu< in City.—OLD MILL AUCTION MART Karangabape Rd. I rftfi MEN wanted to inspect Latest Pat *J\7_> terns coming season, at Litth Tailor IShop, Victoria St. E. Alterations Repairs, and Remodelling.—'Phone 308 S. 8:

PUPILS WANTED. MISSES BOBLTON, A.S.M.. F.S.M. Pianoforte, Violin, Singing, resxuni teaching January 22. Studios: 64, Qaeei Bt., and 42. Calliope Rd., Devonport. J CONOMYi — Why not attend Sire Malcomson's (late of London)- Schoc of Dressmaking? Classes held day an' evening. Individual tuition. Terms, 1/ per lesson. Special terms for trainin; course. NOTlCE.—Costumes and Drease correctly cut to meaetaeme—t and style fo home finishing. Country orders receiv prompt attention. Address: Wellartey 8( West, corner EBiott St., oyer WtttWi Chemists. ' •yrOI NOT Skeates, Jeweller, Queen « JX But BEHEST G. SKEATES, Jeweller, OPPOSIX-i BMEETON"S, AS ftueen _ttre_t.