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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 960, 29 October 1910, Page 1

BUSNIESS NOTIGES, to the groat rise in tho cost of tea, and' the poor quality being produced in Ceylon, it is most difficult' to get Good Tea, and unless the publio insist upon having NELSON . MOATE & CO.'S CELE- . . BRA TED PURE TEAS, it is almost impossible' for 1 them to be sure of getting Good Palatable Tea, and Good-Value. - ' I i WIOLETTA is the only hair veW storei' worthy of the name. Your Hair may be turning grey, or fallI ihg out, getting tliin and anaemic looking; perhaps you are troubled O with dandruff, or some other un-, healthy condition of the scalp; L Then, IF SO. W lOLETTA E VV lOLETTA . _ Will banish all your troubles, and •T make your hair a feast of beauty, and the envy of your friends. T Prevention is better than cure. So send the boy right NOW for A. your trial bottle, and you will, sure be glad and merry. ■ A.T ALL' ■ CHEMISTS. . HAIRDRESSERS, . AND STORES. ~ 3s. 6a. Agents—VElTCH AND ALLAN, Wellington's Busiest Store, and. LEN McICENZIE, Chemist, 69, Manners Street, and 204 Lambtoh Quay. ' The Simplest, Most Efficient'and ' Cheapest SMA L L ' T Y-1' EWRI TE R ■' Is T H E NO. • 2 S U N. .' Lovely'work. Always visible. No Ribbons. . Doesn't get out order. In fact, is a real little gem. Send -for Illustrated Pamphlet and Sample of Work. rjIHE ' OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., 17 and 19 Cuba Street, Wellington. 'Phono 1676. , y .• "'■■■ . . ■ .\ - - - REMOVAL NOTICE. F COHEN, , Clothier, - Tailor, , Hatter, • • and -. Mercer has removed .to 43' WILLIS STREET, corner of Chew's Lane, where he will bo pleased to seo all his. old and new. friends.. .. : n F. COHEN, Ilatter and Mcrcer, . 43 WILLIS ST,,' corner Chew's, Lane. (POULLS,..CULLING, AND CO.. LTD., D.1.C.-BUILDINGS, 1 ■ BRANDON STREET. COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURE . ING STATIONERS. , PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, and LITHOGRAPHERS. ; WANTED KNOWN. , DUCHESSE. Chests,.. 355.; Sideboards, £i 10s;; Waslistands, Bs. 6d.; Wardrobes, i£3 10s.; Fancy Tables,- 2s. 6d.j Flower 6d.'j Rattan Chairs; 7s. Cd.; Couches, '275. fid.;, Kitchen Chairs, 4s. 6d. only at. ' ; ; RADFORD'S, , , . . . 50 Manners Street. CONFIDENTIAL to-Ladies with a view to Matrimony, call and inspect the Bridal. Cakes on view in our window.We guarantee the Quality and the Prices are right. Order' now' and ensure. satisfaction. - ■ Cakes to order, from-One Guinea upwards. ••'■■■' J. W. THOMPSON AND CO., - Hygienic Bakers, and Pastry Cooks, . - 88 COURTENAY PLACE; TO THOSE WHO ARE BALD OR GREY. ■ BALDNESS, falling and grey hair, dandrulf, etc., can be' - cured, only by each case being suitably and specially treated. PRO. CARLYLE, Alethia's Specialist, always succeeds,: this being the Alethia Method. ' C-oopor's ;Buildings, Willis Street. Write for pamphlet. Country- clients treated' by- correspondence. -Advice fr-eo. ... REMOVAL NOTICE,. H .L. HOGG, of the "Ideal" Bakery, • wishes .toj notify, the residents of Kilbirnie that he will open new and up-to-date premises in Coutts Street on or about ■ October 29th, where he will be pleased to see all old patrons as well as new. The business name . will be changed to "Paris.Bakery." ' .. . . SHIPPING. N. ' —V . K ' IMPERIAL - JAPANESE MAIL LINE To MANILA, CHINA, AND JAPAN, Calling at BRISBANE, TOWNVILLE, AND THURSDAY. ISLAND. SAILINGS FROM SYDNEY. Steamer. .. Tons. Commander. Dato. Yawatu.Maru 4000 T. Sekino Nov. 2 Nikko Maru. 5500. M. Yagi Nov. 30 Saloon amidships, two-berth cabins only; each cabin fitted' with ©Jectrio fan 6. Linen washed on bftard at moder- : ate, prices. , Fares from Wellington to Loudon, via China, Japan, Colombo, Port Said, and Marseilles:—First-class, £110,• single, R c . turning.via Suez per P. and O. or Orient, .£lB6. ....... HUDDART, PARKER AND COMPANY • PROPRIETARY, LTD., , Wellington Agents. F.-H.-S. V F.-H.-S. JjIEDERAL-HOULDER-SHIRE LINES. (Under Contract with tho New Zealand Government.) ' Direct Service for Avonmouth, Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, taking cargo for Continental and American ports, S.S. FJFESHIRE," from Wellington (final port), Novimber 24. S.S. DRAYTON GRANGE, Dec. 24. S.S. SUSSEX, January 28, 1911, EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR FIRST AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. FARES TO AVONMOUTH (Bristol) :— First-class: Single, JG42; Return ,£6B. Third-class: Single, ,£lB 10s., Xl 6 10s„ £U 10s.; Return, from X2G 10s. For Freight and Passage, apply to tho N.Z. AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED, Agonts, Telephone. 1780,