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BUSINESS NOTiCES, ' MONEY LENT. . "ITONEY \NY Sum from £5 up- LENT MONEY il. wards, repayable by LENT MONEY easy instalments, upon LENT MONEY any approved security, in- LENT HONEY eluding Furniture, with LENT MONEY out removal, LENT MONEY Business and professional LENT MONEY men requiring tompor- LENT MONEY ary assistance for week LENT MONEY or two can obtain fame LENT MONEY immediately. No public- LENT HONEY ity. Strictly confidential. LENT iIONEY. Apply personally or by LENT MONEY letter, enclosing stamp. LENT MONEY . L. W. BALKIND, " LENT MONEY Boulcott Street, LENT MONEY Juet oif WiUis Street. LENT MONEY Telephone 2664 a. LENT MONEY Open week days to 6 p.m. LENT MONEY Fridays to 9 p.m.; also any iifeiNT MOSEY evening by appointment. LENT ANTED Known-Olark'6, San France Cafe, have now extended their premises, and have opened an 'up-to-date Dining-room upstairs. Note our only address—los Manners Street. All customera promptly attended. _^^ ALL roads aro paved -with rubber to the rubber-heeled man. Be sure and specify the All-British Para rubber, longwearing WOOD MILNE BUBBEE HEELS. ONEY to Lend en Freehold Property] low interest. Borrower option repay principal any time; no commission. Ap. ply "Private Investor." "Dominion" Office. EAE WOOD MILNE RUBBER, HEELS, and every step you take vrill be like treading on velvet. Best Para rubber; British, and therefore best. D BRAND'S REGULATION PILLS, 6s. box. Most efficient and successful on market. Harmless and reliable. Sent POST FREE by return on receipt postal notes. Bridge Drug Store, Mail Order Chemists, Auckland. PAVEMENT Shook" is a, direct cause of nerve trouble; obviate it by wearring WOOD MILNE EUBBE& HEELS. Be rare and. specify Wood Miluc—they're British. T),aTHINQ Gaps, Water-wings, Cameras, £9 Films, Platea, Papers, and Photo Requisites; new stock juet arrived. Oastle'e Nfflvtown Pharmacy. . jpERRABD'S Begulating Pills-The most XX safe and reliable Ladies' Corrective Pills known. Posted promptly in plain wrapper on receipt of Us; 6d. Address correßpondenoe Manager, Box W, Vangamil. H. B. LUMLEY, MABTINBOROUGH. MOTOB Mail Sorvioe, Featheraton-Mar-tinborough and Surrounding Districts. All trains met. Oars, Horses, and G'gs tor Hire. 'Phone No. 2. DAIRYMEN! Increased profits are obtained by using a "Cores" Separator. Pays for itself; 16 to 144 gals.; self-oiling, self-balanoing; also latest pressed steel ohurns. Manning Machinery Co., IS! Oashel Street, Ohrlstchnrch. ■ THE PEN DOCTOR. BUY Your Pen where you can always get it repaired. I reuommend the "ONOTO," the best self-filler, QEO. JEFFEBY, 218 Lambton Qnay. CHAB. A. FLETCHER, Chemist, Pharmacist, and Prescription Specialist. Sole Address: 292 Lambton Quay. Mail Orders promptly dispatched. ANTED Known-Got your Glasses now and don't wait'till New Year. Call and see Bickerton, Optician, Manners Street. ■ ■ LEGGO'S TOMATO SOUP. TTAS tho True flavour of Vine-ripened Bendigo Valloy Tomatoes. Obtainable all good Stores. A NDREW, LIMITED, WANGANUI. •£■•■ Under New Management. Your Elootrical .irid Motor wants prompUy and efficiently atU-nded to. Watch this Space. WANGANUI-MARTON MOTOB SERVICE. /MARS leave Wanganui Twice Daily to ,\J link up with Auckland-Wellington Expresses. Leave Poet Office. Wanganui, 6.4 a a.m. Parkville Private Hotel, 3.30 n.m. Cars ■ return to Wanganui on arrival of Main Trunk Expresses at Marton. Reliable Service. JAMES HODSON, 'Phone 505. Wanganui. (MHILDS'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON NOETH. Tariff. Bs. per day. Bed Only 2s, 6d. All Meals, 2s. Permanent Board, £1 10s. per week. Weekly by arrangement. T. OfIILDS, Proprietor. WANTED Public to know that the Imperial Government have prohibited the manufacture of Confectionery in England (for export). We have good stocke Fry's, Rowntree's, Oadbury's, Pascall's, in boxes, from 6d. Jib. box to 60s. each. Wo would like you to see our variety. MRS. LEMPEIERE. 90 Willis Street (3 Doors abovo "Evening Poet"). WANTED KNOWN. WANTED Known. Church Army Hut Day, February 16, 1918—£100,000 required for,.the great work,, undertaken by the C.A. Tor our. Fighting *'■ Men. -| AAA HUTS at ail Fronts and Naval IUUU 1 Bases; , 8 Huts lately added by New Zealand (New Zealand monei , as far as poseible for New Zealand 2 others promised. TiHE King, rI. Hon. Lloyd George, Ad- ' mirals, Generals, and N. 55. Soldiers themselves have written appreciative letters referring to -our work, carried out with the approval and by the wish of the .War Office. Our Kitchen Cars, Reoreation Huta, Chapels. Hospitals, and Soldiers' Homes are open to all. BUSINESS MAN, - T7ISITING Canada and America immeV diately, open undertake Commissions; Bank references. Apply BOX 484, G.P.0., ■ Wellington. 10 LET. HOBSON STREET. TO LET, Furnished Suite, breakfast optional. Apply 'Phono 4534. OTAKI. rinO LET or For Sale, 9-roomed Residence, JL close to railway station. Full particulars from S. GEORGE' NATHAN, 115 Customhouse Quay. (HOOK'S miOKETS FOM HnRAVEL Book's JLiokets for A ravel IN NEW ZEALAND ISSUED FOE BAIL. COACH. STEAMER, BAIL. COACH. STEAMER. Good till used, refunded if unused. Trouble Saved. TRAVEL MADE EASY. Quotations for any Trip desired. Inquiries Invited. COOK'S, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. YOU CANNOT LOSE YOUR SHIRT. SEND us Two Shillings and we'll poet to you a neat Rubber Stamp and a Bottle of Marking Ink, so that you can have your name on -verything. A. W. MORAN AND SON, Rubber Stamp Makers, M Willie Street, Wellington.

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 97, 17 January 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 97, 17 January 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 97, 17 January 1918, Page 1

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