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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17808, 6 July 1923, Page 15

There's b«a a shortage of B&ttoriaa or* th® market, but we ate pleased to anisoaaws that thh shortage lias now beea rectifies, for Wve just racaivoi «n unoßually line consigaiseafc of Eatfcesiw including Torch Batteries. OyctU Lamp Bstteriw, Shooting Coil Batteries jdi zaodocaAaiy pricai. Opp. Clock Tower m -\ mw^m'^hl BOABD Jtflß KESTOENOE.

NEW BRIGHTON CAFE. • STAY AT THE HEALTHY SEASIDE. IPBCIAL REDUCTION'during WINTER ~> Months to PERMANENT BOARDERS. Apply personally. Best Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. r k/TOUNT PLEASANT HOSTEL AND 1 HEALTH RESORT,. '-200 .feet above sea level Situated buck' of Redeliifs.Splendid accommodation lor Boarders *nd Weekend Guests. Liberal Taiifi. Oar meets trams by request. Ring R:dclifi« Thcuo, or write Tea House, Mt. Pleasant. H. H. ROBERTS, Provrietor. R9i3l » E A C H C L I F F S," A> 7 HEAD STREET, SUMNER.. Ideal Winter Home. Tariff, £2 l!ia v frc:ffi May Ist. Fam.lies arranged for in school holidays, or children alone. Telephone. 1549 K. Misses Huggins and Suckling. 59155-49S PAYING VISITOE!fe| ./; Received at " H A *s. T 6" U . il.'' Corner Durham and Armagh »treeta " (opp. Ait Gallery). .../'*•' PRIVATE HOME. " - [TOR FEW PAYING GUESTS. Every Comfort. Beautiful Surroundings. •Phone 612SA. . C 8466 BE TESLBY ' '■■'••-H OUS E» WAI-ITI ROAD, TIMARU, ; Situated on 2 acres of ground, ;one minute from Caroline Bay, tennis courts, and baijjr., First-claes table. Dinner at 6 ; p.m>:.;' Tolegraphio Address: ''Beverley/' 'Phone 232, ) , MRS M.J. HOGG, H6OOI 'Proprieiress. YOUNG Man, tram conductor, wants Board, near tram sheds and- Square, Terms, M.G.W.,, "Press;" : , : 223 WANTED TO PUEOHASB. /LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS 'PRITCHARI>; 12 Victoria street, • 'phone 81594, Cash buyer'of jtliykinds of Ladies', Gentlemen's,: and Children's: Clothing, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, Bed SPOT CA£H. IGHEST CASH PRICES GIVEN FOR . LEFT-OFJ? CLOTHING, MISFITS, BOOTS, ETC., 01 All Descriptions. Trunks, Fortwanteux. Trite or call. * _ ' ' MKS WILLOT7GHBT, | New Buildings, or. Lr. High street and St. Asaph street. Two doors from Boon and Co. W9S7B A RTIFICIAL TEETH Bought, sound broken, oi otherwise; also old broken I Gold and Silver. Highest prioos paid. Ap-'-jrly 228 'Manchester streol (facing Armagh street). E. Fricid'.ander, Prop F6409-8189 ANTED to.Buy, Ltidiea', Gentlemen's . • and Children's left off Shoes and all i wearing apparel.;; Highest prices given. I'Call, br. ring/ 'Phone: 8628.; Mrs H> Robiniion, (late Mra Robeon), , 11?; Lower High street.' ':■..' : ' : :-:.,■-■■";' . : H ;-$8«& r ANTEU to Buy, 'Ladies' and 'Geatle^ »» men's -LEFT-CFF CLOTHING, BOOTS, etc. Highest pri«« given;'- - MARKS r 151 Armagh street (2 doors from . Mancheateir street). 'Phone. 84S8. M 7127 ... 'J.--.'' :,i.'A..'iV : "'.it ? , ; ;./:-''^^ ; OLD FALSE TEETH brought sound for broken; also dental scrap.. Best prices in N.Z. sent by return mail. 'Post to J. DUNSTONE, Los SI, Welloolcy street, Auckland. Est, 81 yours. ESI9I-SS93 RTIFICIAL Teeth, Sound or Broken;' Up I \to £5 per set paid. \ Cash per return mail. Pearlin© Co., 9 fceourity Buildings^ Queen strcot; Auckland; 3i' yeani. . • ■'■' '■; ■.■ ..-'

AOTED Purcluwe,. recent moJal IJdtoroycla, suitable for side-car. Bedrock'' cash price t0.8.A.A., "Rceaa" .Officii : ' siJSO. NDMILIi,' in- good order, Buy; 'stnte lowest cash to*'li<si'WV. *." :"■.•'•■•.■ -■;;•.; ! 2M /"10TT0N Hoiwe Glotfca.' Ltatbsr jjardea .VA glovaa. Siring "baga IDA, Is Bd,lß fii Alarm clocks,.'»■'■ great - range at Minson'u, . - M711M339;

a m FOR WET WINTM H ■L&foU tfJ A » 44, MMM < iWbSwSM HMWHiII sm» $Ss?» >m m ...*BS i v*»- JwssJ j»# »l'« ip'# SOW Vik'W tB a ••. * m A Shipment Exprenfy:-fot^M^offU^i Here's a wonderful Boot Offer for Men. •iS^^^E^ii Rushden, England, originally for the Imperial ;£Jmijv -1%40>, pair bears the Imperial Government stamp and Axaxy-B ' Hi-mi- v* ■* »..»™i«».i.i'i « iL^j..i^»*fc.-d u g ~. Kip ./ i-»* ■Cost Imperial Govt 30/ SfewiirtEofaoii'sPriee'" 1500 pairs at • ■ anteed waterproof. Hand-sewn and reinforced, wi%' slugs^—clinched. The soles of English hard dak tan,, inch thick—the grand- old tannage of ow f<Mtf** Expensive, but incoinparablCft ;. POSTAGE 1/- EXTRA-- - '": : \ . " ' COME AKDSEB THESE BOOm-, r , I i m CABHEL ETEEET WiSST.