Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 156, 2 July 1917, Page 4

I CHAMPION! j LIKELY TO ASSUME A JUDGESHIP. SJJFEEME COURT BENCH. IN CONTUNCTION WITH THE MAJTUFACTUHING OF I [MUSCLE RAISER FLOUR "STANDARD" OATMEAL AND j ROLLED OATS i (Vide Copies of Telegrams, 30th June.) SIR JOHN FINDLAY, ' WELLINGTON. "RE VACANCIES SUPREME COURT BENCH. I beg to lodge my application. I have had no experience except as a witness or juror, but I think eventually I would be a success after a few mishaps and appeal cases. I am a good judge of Wheat Flour, Horses, and Character, with an unbiased mind, and a heavenly disposition. References : "My People" and the National Efficiency Board. Without prejudice to any other applicant that wants the position more than I do. "CHAMPION." "CHAMPION." Auckland. "Many thanks for your telegram. I am sure there would be much VIRTUE in your judgments. (Signed) "J. G. FINDLAY." "SIR JOHN FINDLAY, Wellington, "Dignified thanks. Please lodge a caveat with Minister for Justice on my behalf, as sometimes VIRTUE is not rewarded unless he asserts himself. "I have spoken, "V.," "Auckland." SHNATDS CONSULTUM. DA DO YOU WANT PIANO OR ORGAN? Why wait? You can buy the Best to-day on Easy Hire Terms or Lowest Cash Price. See New Models, or get Catalogue. F. MOORE AND CO., CUSTOMS ST. E. (Opposite Parneil Cars) Best Makers Stocked. Old Pianos Exchanged C SOLDIERS' PORTRAITS AND ENLARGEMENTS. Hundreds of bereaved parents enshrine the memory of their lost heroes in the superb form of MR. BARTLETT'S ENLARGEMENTS. You are invited to call, obtaiu full particulars, and see the magnilicent. work. Obtabi the best. Yon will always be pleased that you did so. ir living out of the City, write for detaiis, find these will be P'-nmptly forwarded. Distance is no barrier to yon obtaining (he work of thi- studio, the fame of which is world-wide. osxux W. H. BARTLETT, ONE ADDRESS QDEES QTREET ((Near Town Hall). C U LAD ACHES OFTEN CAUSED BY -LL EYE DEFECTS. Have Your Eyes Properly TESTED and CORRECTED by T. PEACOCK AND SON, UP-TO-DATE OPTICIANS, 218. QUEEN STREET. MR J. A. PEACOCK. F.S.M.C, England, with distinction. SIGHT SPECIALIST. Commodious Rooms. Skilful Treatment. Ample Selection of Spectacles. R—D >T 0 T 1 C E. DURING ALTERATIONS TO OUR HEAD OFFICE BUILDING, WE WILL BE LOCATED IN OFFICES LATELY OCCUPIED BY MR J. THORNES, QUEEN STREET. PLEASE NOTE THE "\TEW * DDRESS, J. J. C RAIG - L- TDQUEEN QTREET, BETWEEN MESSRS S. VAILE AND SONS AND MESSRS SMEETONS, LTD. A JTIREIGHTS RISING FASTER THAN ZEPPELINS. UP! UP! THEY MOUNT TEA IN GREAT DEMAND BY UNCLE SAM. AND HE HAS MONEY TO PLANK DOWN. YET -\/r onk'S miPPLE rpsA IS STILL -j/Q PER LB. NO. 3 MADDENIA— -t /G PER LB. BEST VALUES IN THIS DOMINION. S. L. P. R IMMHK - A SCHMIDT STUDIOS, 270, QUEEN STREET. Sy Sueeial Appointment to His Excellency the Governor, Lord LiverpooL THE SCHMIDT STUDIOS Has received tbc Diploma and Medal of Honour (the Second Grand Prize) from the American Government, for their Exhibit of Portraiture at the Panama Pacific Exposition. This high award was gained In OPEN COMPISTITION against the whole Portrait Photographers of the world, and this great distinction is a splendid tribute to the excellence of the Photographic Ability of the Schmidt Studios. Diploma and Medal Now on View. SCHMIDT STUDIOS, ADCE-LAND, A