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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 204, 27 August 1918, Page 2

WANTED KNO WW. rrTANTED KNOWN.—We Clean and Block xx i_ndies' and Gent's Hats; country orders promptly attended to.—Tutt's, Symonds St. C.IIEAP FISH MEALS, Sunfords Restaurants.—Fish Meals down to 1/. Best Meal In Town. D rjfrANTED Known—Get Your Old Umbrella VV Covered or Repaired at Lethaby's Umbrella Hospital, 10, Strand Arcade. I. TITRS. DALTON. MATERNI TV NURSIii ■•**• ;;, SURREY STREET, Grey Lynn. Quiet, Private Home for Ladies during Accouchement. _ n ADA ME HYLAND. Phrenologist au.l Character Reading from 11-miwrltlug; Mud -I/O; 30 years' experience.—il'o, Queen JSt. B MRS .1. LUUY wishes to notify her Customers aud the General Public that el ie bus resumed Costuming anJ Dressmaking at -i_o. New Zealand lusuraucc Co. s Buildings, Queen S;. B fV URSE Cl-AYI'ON. Mu-iicT. Mas .■u.<e. UN cures Chronic Troubles: .... ease refused. I'ntwulled 3li, Upper Ylnccui Si.. 11 to 7 p...... Ljii DRESSMAKING watPcd to do at home. il»o Costumes; good lit and style; Charges moderate.—Mrs. Dixon, 13, Ran dolph St., Newton. WS \\7_-l.i-. Knouo -G_ntl. -ii i i i iiihr. li.iis xX io ribs, covers guaranteed - years. from'..,ll. —Lethaby's, i"_e People's Umbrellaruriaii. Hi, Strand Arcade. I. L~ ADIES' Long'haudleir UmbrcTl-S - 7. ft : Crook Handles. 4 11. -Al l.cthnbys' Gamp Emporium, Hi. Si ran.l Arcade. IS °YV7ANTED—IiIfi. of Flowers r.ir victoria xx League Daffodil D.-.v, on Friday. Send llowcrs !.► Depot, .i. Sliorllni.il si. MRsT-iT--:. MORKISON. Australian Lecturer and Demon .raliir Modem St-ence: Life ail. Death. F.Mir Weeks. Orange Hall. Newton. 2H A-'X Itegal .Millinery Saloon is iv uo way t-i -ii.tie.-_cd with any oilier business ... mc kind in Auckland. 0, 2 MEN w_-u ~ ... "inspen Latest Patterns coming season, ai l.illlu Tailor shop, Victoria St. K. Alterations, lb-pairs, ami Remodelling. Phone HONK. i 3 fI__.RRI.NG, Sanding. Concrete Work, KatilA tarv Draining: 2 experienced men; rusty Iron roofs made good.—Merrick and ilen.ly. 'phone ll.'IS. .'.-':> 171UNG LICE lias ..,..n~.l a Uew Laundry - al corner of Muuiikuii ltd. and Green Lane. Epsom: good work guaninl I. OH 7 .TAMPITT AND ell.! lv. ,!i Terra,.-. V_/ Mt. Albert. Phone lm. |2 ringsi. Lo.se " 'overs Hit guaruiitee.li, l-'uru lure renovat.-d. Carpets Cleaned. <■!.-. I. OHELL SHOCK and Nervousness—Nothing *-J better th.lll Dr. .Miles' Nervine aud Ami-yaln Pills.—Dewar, Strand Arcade. D

LADIES. Your T'.aiain.... ' i"eit. Tagel," and Beaver Hals Remodelled, Latest Fashion -Uoi's Hat Factory, _Wb-210, Karangahape ltd. D GENTLEMEN -Don't discard yo_r~~__ Hat. XYe Clean and Remodel like new. _!___'? " :lt Factory. l_a-.. Karangahape Rd. D i XUI _...'i'ienm.- \X< nilerful Univ l-.c'/.em.-i. XJ Scaly Skill. I'imple.-l. Rod Nose: 2, t> aud 4, .—Clarke. Chemisi, no, Victoria St. lb--4 XIXA Ml) IM iv N!_ i_ .-...-Is. R.iuaht -U_ XJT Exchanged, also Left-off Clothing, Boobs, ute.; highei. prices given.—Kudtona, '. . Pitt St. Ti1..,,,. I-.7. nc; ]\jADA.\ll_ UEI'RAU, London -li. Aus■JA tmlia. Character Reader, X'ocatioo Expert. General Adviser; pbuiojrrapli readings typewritten.—_l4. Queeu St., opp. Grey lo to 9. D I )A INTING, I'aperlmagliigT < leneral House A Renovating, moderate charges, by practical Decorator.—7o, Herefrom -t., City * 231 "A-i.ATil_" Duplicators „.5,.,l cxtenxj. sively in Kiudergane:i, 'Primary, Secnudary, and Teeluiii-al Schools. —'Particulars from your stationer, or <_. Wellesley" si. West. * ISS

CIENT'S LEFT - OFF APPAREL, T MISFITS, HOOTS, TT.UXK.S, JEWELLEIii", _AWN TICKETS, Etc. Before -illinj;. King Up oOTG for Our Kepresentative to (.'all and Give Our Price. _ O.i will be under no obligation by doin- so CLEANING, REPAIRING, AND ALTERATIONS NEATLY EXECUTED. LONDON CLOTHING CO.. 5, Gt. North Rd., near I.__ouby Reservoir B >TEXV DESIGNS IN EASTERN HUG!. XX AND C'_Ki'_TS JUST TO HAND. ARTHUR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE ELLIOTT STREET. D A rx ROSSMAN AND /.0., X TD. FURNITURE ON LAST TERMS ??___'...'". UK I;asy TKKSI-S. FURNITURE ON EASY TEEMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS KLK.-rUIt- ON EA.SY TUBUS, FURNITURE, ON EASY Tl.R.__ .FURNITURE ON EASY . TERMS FURNITURE UN" EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERJ_S_ FURNITURE O.N EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EA-SY TERMS FURNITURE UN EASY TEKMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS* FI'R..ITUI.E 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. 'A QT-OSSHAN AND po., TTD„ HOUSE FURNISHERS, 111-U3, KARANGAHAPE ROAD AUCKLAND. D rvj o R T H nßi'i'lSH SOLID li> BAND MOTOR LORRY TYRES. -lade in Hie Empire's Largest Rubber Works whcie euoimous chemical laboratories co-operate with skilled workmen. [These t.ires nre perfect in shape—and serTu longer. Fit them. I'ULLAN. ARMITAGE AND CO., Auckland Agents. _.

✓COMMON gENSE TJEASONLNQ. Don't be misled by tbe promise of somethiug fur nothing. As tbe iirice bus got to be put on before Ji is taken oil. So please COMPARE OLK PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE ns our expenses are so low tbat XVIS (M.V SAVE YOU 2o I'KR CENT. Bat we don't give Discount. VX7ICKINS AND QUTCLIFFE, THE OLD MILL MART, D KARANGAHAPE ROAD. "POR ANY CAR. ANY UOAii. **• r_.INCUEB / XROSS miRES, Five varieties of lough British-grown rubber are used in making each Clincher «-.uss Tj-re. I'.titlsb tln..ii_ji ami through: they're Inng-dislaucc lyres. UT THE ■ CLINCHER CROSS. I'LLLAN. ARMITAGE AND CO., Auckland Agents. U j IN the course of iiuuh_.ui. experiments wiih rheuuiatic ana g.iuty subject-, scientists noticed that t lie ulood of every patient contained excess uric a. id. Many prescriptions to neutralise and e_pt__ this uric a.-id were tried, but witlioui success. Oue or N.Z."s loading ..beiE-sit; \voi-_.c_ on the problem fur many years. At last be compounded a medicine which cured in many ea3es—even sufferers f..i over twenty years. Or,e t.dd another of this wonderful medicine—Rll_-.\iu—and thus the s-Ues •{rev. RHEUMO seldom fail-. t .. give relief, a- instanced by ihe testimony of a lurtner Member of ihe Wellington City Council:— -I experienced a very bad attack of Rheumatic Gout; so bad that 1 had t„ leave ii_a_e__ Ou arrival home, 1 ImmedlaCelv took a dose ol RHEUMO, repeating same jvery lour hours The pain noon left, and lv u_ 6 morning I ,-an,e down to biSln_-B is usual. 1 can conlklently recommend n lo sufl.e_t.ru from Rheumatic Gout t&&Xu^ 2/u and «* « t rceaaara cure:; Coins MtA*. v . v;