2 (?. S\ £5 m n "O A A A Gas Cooker life this regulates itself. You put the food in and light the gas —the Cooker does the rest. ■ h jut'.? < * f ♦.it i r ft Wx m i f,l" M| it * fii Thousands and thousands of extra hoi ease It was only in September last that we inaugurated our system of no deposit and easy payments for Gas Cookers. Since then and now—- ■: L 1 You only have to multiply this number with the number of days' work that each Gas Cooker saves in a home each year to appreciate the important part being performed by. Gas Cookers in definitely lessening work for women. • , We supply the newest Gas Codkers on easy terms without additional cost—NO DEPOSIT—and pay• ments of only about 5/- a month. In our Showrooms youcan seethfclai ing domestic Gas Appliances—Qasv! water—Gas Fires that give immedfcfcf Gas Cookers that regulate themselvr left unattended to do the cpoki|ig~< yourself how you can lessen work women, secure hours and' hours i > *'4 i'waa: Showrooms: 77-79 WORCESTER STREET 'Phonet: 432, 2140
| BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. CLIMBING PLANTS. We have large and bealtby-grown Climbing Plants in Pots fit for preeent planting, viz.: AMPELOPSIS VEITCHII, the Japanese Ivy —This grows attached to brick walls and rnakea a glorious autamn foliage display 2s 6d and So 6d each. BIGONIA GKANDIFLORA -Bearing largeorange trumpet flowers. 2s 6d each. SOLANUM JASMINOIDES.—An evergreen,' quick-jjrowiDg climber, bearing masses • of white flowers. 2s fid etch CLEMATIS INDIVIBA, the N.Z. Clematis.Bearing trusses of white flowers. 2s 6d each. TACSONIA MOLLISSLMA, Red Passion Flower.—Hardy in warm spots; a very quick' grower. 2s 6d each. HONEYSUCKLES.—In four best kind* 2a 6d each. MANPEVILLE SUAVOLENS. - Lovely white, sveet-smelling flower. bd each. TECOMA 1 A DSTRALIS.-Splendid bright, evergreen shrub, bearing masses of: - oreamy white flowers 2s 6d and Ss Gd eacli TECOMA JASMINOIDES. - Evergreen <limber, with lovely piak flowers; requires warm position. 2b (id And 3a Gd each. Is in the £ discount for cash. N A I K N acd SONS. Lincoln road, Chriftchurch. Telephone 241. N"004 HOTELS. STAY AT HOTEL CARGJ3N. VISITING' AUCKLAND - AUCKLAND can oiler visitors no finer Hotel accommodation and . service than is procurable at Hotel Cargen. , This, magnificent .up-to-date and • fullylicensed Hotel has 120 rooms, 25 suites each with private bath. Excellent cuisine and the finest wines give the final touch which distinguishes ■ tirst-rate hotel. • ~ ' In addition, an unparalleled view of the Waitematacan be had from the roof garden of HOTEL CARGEN. Further particulars from R CHESNEY, Manager. * Wireless and - telegraph address; Cargen, Auckland. . H 4274 *■ ' ♦ OAYES COURT PRIVATE HOTEL. Aurora. terrace, Wellington. This First-clas* . Privat* Hotel is now I under' new management Situated in the. very centre oi Wellington and standing in its own grounds, it -ommands a wonderful 1 view of the city ahd barbour. Within three minutes of Lambtoo quay. Poet Office, and Houses of Parliament, etc Excellent cuisine; moderate tariff' Telegraphic ad.diess: Sayes Court, Wellington' Telephone Noa 43-965 and 43-400 D. COLLINS, Proprietor, 5 H 4671 Late of Cnrietcnurch.
BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A CCOMMODATION—Rooms with Breaki\. fast (Casual or Permanent.) 'Phone 2849. Apply 254 Kilmore street, City. HOo FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION At np ARMAGH S T R E E O O (KHARTOUM), Corner Durham street. For Permanent and Casual Guests. 'Phone 3450. MRS E. DA VIES, P2948 ' Late Bederal. 52 WORCESTER STREET WEST. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. SUPERIOR Accommodation. ' Permanent guests from 50s per week, according to room and house. Casual guests 12s 6d per day. 'Phone 872. JI7IBI KEXILWORTH PRIVATE BOARDINGHOUSE. Quietest, Sunniest, and Best Position in Citv. Up-to-date Bathrooms and separate showers. 'Phone 3839. 26. OASHEL STREET WEST. P66SO ••BEACHCLIFIS," 7 HEAD STREET, SUMNER. IDEAL Situation, Spacious, Sunny Rooms, with separate balconies overlooking sea. Children without guardians cared tor. Telephone 1549 K. MISSES HUGGINS and SUCKLING. H 4214 "G O L P T O N," 267 GLOUCESTER STREET, Corner Barbadoes street. GOOD Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Guests. Double and Single Rooms. Termß Moderate. MBS E. HARDY, H 4734 Lata Canterbury Club. •TTHE LODGE" PRIVATE HOTEL, X 36 HEREFORD STREET WEST (Five minutes from G.P.0.). Superior Accommodation for Casual ssd Permanent Guests. New House Up-to-date appointments. Beautifully situated, close to College, GaTdens, and River Avon. 'Phone 1970. G4308 VACANCIES for Gentlemen Boarders. Also Double Bedroom. Three minutes : from Square. 72 GLOUCESTER STREET WEST (Opposite Returned Soldiers' Club). 83013 i ••"OA'WHARE" PRIVATE BOARDING I Ki HOUSE, 423 Durhsm street. City (near Bealey avenue). Paying Guests Received. Single and Double Rooms. Terms Moderate. Ring 'Phone 8117. M 7042
For pleasure, the fragrant flyw is unapproached. For economy, the fact that o tea makes as many cups as a of inferior grades makes cheapest to use. Ceylon's NEWMAN BROS. LTD. WHITE STAflj; The won op-to-4«i« * ad po«irhll*s.<* Bapdar XMly Serrtat to cad ftoa—■lwhalßi, Mlim, Wi RMfUm, HoMttka, ****>. Sped»»C«w«* Short Hotlee *• Fate B»tt,(Wifc boota or SpeeWT CROWN GARAQE, NELS4 Apm*ti fl»>wiiiiintT»wl«t IvMiT** 6»eli*lwll MOUNT PLEABANI REST JBODSB. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. IDEAL '■ SUMMER RESORT. 1200 ft above ■et level. Unrivalled view» of the Olty, Sea,. end Plain*. First-cli.ii accompio dation available. - Tot fuller particular*. ring phon® 8. Sumner Bureau Oar will meet trami by arrangement. Tariff. £8 Ba. *>3olß >THE DOMINION HOTEL, TBI ABU -*■ (Overtaking Beautiful Carolina Bay) _ Every Modem Convenience,, Combined with Cuisine Second to None. Make* the DOMINION. HOTEL ; the • Fav- . • ■ ourite. House in South Cjnlerbuty.L 4601 JOSEPH LEE. Proprietor. STAT tioA. Ph Coradf.l) mnrixtl comfe 1910.:.-; 82987 "|S
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