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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 333, 21 October 1908, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. STAR FOUNDRY. . Revans Street, Wellington Soath. • M'KEEGAN BROS.. LTD.. MANUFACTURERS of "Star" Wrought JJJL Iron Pulleys,' Steam.. Hydraulic, Gas, and Printers' Engineers. Agents for Victor Folding' Machines and Etliance Wharfedalo Machines. 'Phone 1246. CB3S LADIES of NEW ZEALAND .VISITING SYDNET. ■ v 'WiU find MISS KELLY,. Dixon's Buildings, Pitt Strett, THE CELEBRATED COSTUMIER,' Unrivalled for Excellence of Design. C 761 NEW EXPANDED METAL FOE REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION, EXPANDED STEEL LATHING For Fireproof Walls and Ceilings. • KAHN .TRUSSED STEEL BARS For .Reinforced. Concrete Construction. . RUBEROID • DAMPCOURSE RUBEROID ROOFING RUBEROID FLOORCLOTH GIANT BUILDING PAPERS •RATNER SAFES and STRONGROOM DOORS ROCKE'S AM METAL CEILINGS ' OREGON TIMJER and LATHS. THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS AND HARDWARE COMPANY, LTD., Court<may Place, Wellington. . C? 24 PARIS .HOUSE, RESTAURANT FRANCAIS, 178 LAMBTON QUAY,. WELLINGTON, A HIGH-CLASS RESTAURANT, introducing the Best Continental Features. LUNCHEON; 12 till i p.m. TABLE D'HOTE—I 2. till 2 p.m. 6 till 8 p.m. . SERVICE 1: LA. CARTE-10 a.m. till 11 p.m. DINNER-rfi to 8 p.m. . For years , the want of a High-class Restaurant has been felt iu Wellington; and the Restaurant Francais is .designed-4p<fifeth.istiWfinti}The' Cuisine.Hiir , Personal Charge of Mr. Desneux, late Chef of the Wellington Cllib. -SUPPERS TO ORDER SERVED IN PRIVATE ROOMS. . . 0. DESNEUX, C 978 N Proprietor, '*■ for ARTisfic homes. '' ':brk Newest WoVen Wali Cover,n B*' Art Colours. Everest* » SJj Ing, Sanitary. Economical. : Architects requested to SffilSW'Htl «eclfy. . Local Agents i . R. MARTIN, LTD., Manners St. Sole N.Z. Agents, Atlantio Refining Co,/ 31 Hunter Street, Wellington. C"7S lAWoman ~ >- —: ——< She talked about.the marvellous way In which she was able to.keep her .hands clean and white and fine—of. how quickly she got rid of annoy- : Iflg blemishes—of the saving of temper, time and money. She was a joyous, happy woman, ready to turn her bands to any work, secure in the knowledge that she could always keep them right by using " SYDAL"-Wilton's Hand Emollient. Price i/ 6. Chemists and Storekeepers. ' i Shod With IWirrors! Robert Bl&tchford coined a phrase about children's "twinkling feet." He wag the prophet of "RADIUM" BOOT POLISH. It costs little money and less labour. The sun is reflected in dazzling flashes of light on your •toe-tips. You get perfect neatness, effective style, finished appearance— . ALL FOR SIXPENCE! It would be economy to buy it if it cost four times as much. It reduces your boot bills and adds the touch of. finish to your appearance. Hade by McLEOD, PR,CE Martinborough & Wellington. 6b. $ Sold by Everybody, I '£ I $ I