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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 260, 28 July 1921, Page 9

Gas for Industrial and Domestic Purposes FOB ECONOMY AND SERVICE USE GAS. 6 X EXISTING JU.H J EC ANO^O UK(|rfIwCT AIR Uh. iW j prooucts RADI ANT- | U EXISTING *- ' to COAL-GRATE BACK, d CP--fl ..J GAS RADIATOR, Tho modern healing foF your rooms. Visit the Showrooms and inspect the GAS-HEATED WASHING COPPERS, BATH HEATERS, and GAS FIRES. Big Variety of Sizes and Designs. » iBIG REDUCTIONS ON GAS COOKERS. Make enquiries about these, as they are selling fast. Now is your opportunity to secure modern Cooking Apparatus at a Low Price. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, SHOWROOM AND OFFICES, COURTENAY PLACE. FOOTBALL FANS !. FOOTBALL FANS ! DON’T OMIT TO VISIT Fred Laws’s Rugby Gallery, The most interesting collection of large and small Photographic Groups of famous Rugby Football Teams ever collected in New Zealand. N.Z. "REP.’’ TEAMS FROM 1884. * WELLINGTON "REP." TEAMS FROM 1879. STODDART’S FIRST E NGLISH TEAM. FIRST MAORI TEAM FOR ENGLAND. THE FAMOUS "ALL BLACKS." Famous Poneke, Athletic, and North Island Teams. HISTORY OF RUGBY FOOTBALL IN PHOTOGRAPHS! AT FRED A. LAWS’S== WINTER AND SUMMER SPORTS EMPORIUM, SADDLERY, AND LEATHER BAG CENTRE. Sole Agent for the "Dally M." Football Boots—worn by all the Leading Players. NOTE THE ADDRESS-31 COURTENAY PLACE. Courtenay Place is not only the “Hub” of Wellington’s Tramway System, it is also the “ Hub” of Wellington’s C-H-I-R-O-P-R-A-C-T I C CIRCLE ! There, RIGHT OPPOSITE the Tramway Waiting Sheds, ABOVE PRESTON’S, the Pork-butoher, and NEXT DOOR to the Courtenay Place Post Office, stands "THE CHIROPRACTIC INSTITUTE," where FREDK. J. BLAKER, CHIROPRACTOR, attends to a fast growing clinic of patients. These patients range in ages from babes to men and women who have attained their three score and ten years. Nothing but STRAIGHT CHIROPRACTIC is used in the establishment, and the RESULTS obtained are really ASTOUNDING—more especially so considering the fact that easily 85 per cent, of the Chiropractor’s cases have been rejected as incurable by the Medical Fraternity, or have proved failures to medical and surgical treatment. Every patient receives the personal attention of Mr. Blaker, whose motto is: "Conscientious attention and 1 efficient service at all times to eack individual patient.” If you are unable to* get rid of that distressing complaint of yours, call on Mr. Blaker about same. If unable to call, write tor literature, which will be forwarded to you by return mail. All consultations and spinal analysis are FREE—therefore investigation-will cost you NOTHING, and may mean much to you in HEALTH, HAPPINESS, and <S ALL CONSULTATIONS by APPOINTMENT ONLY. Ring 20—342. Note only Address—--7 COURTENAY PLACE WELLINGTON (right opposite Tram Terminus).

MUSIC! That delights MUSIC! To drive dull care away. UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SONG HITS “Chu Chin Chow” —Vocal Scores and Musical Numbers. Musical Instruments of Superior Quality. Columbia Grafonolas. Regal and Columbia Records. Shop in Courtenay Place—The Business Centre of Wellington ANDREW WILLIAMS, Music Warehouse, 9 COURTENAY PLACE Phone 21-204

BROWN’S QTY HOTEL COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. \ SPEIGHT’S BEER ALWAYS ON TAP. THE CHOICEST of Ales, Wines, and Spirits Stocked. A VARIETY of Australian, South African, Portuguese, and Spanish Wines to choose from. JAMAICA RUM, case and draught, a speciality. Try a bottle and be convinced. A GLASS OF SPEIGHT’S stimulates one and brightens the day. TAKE A BOTTLE OR TWO HOME FOR NEXT DAY. All at Wholesale Price. CITY HOTEL.

BUSINESS MEN Telephone of 4050 COURTENAY PLACE Make Good Printing Your Trademark ■ AH Kinds of Work WELL and EXPEDITIOUSLY PRODUCED by the GENERAL PRINTING DEPT. Quotations of Supplied. “THE DOMINION.”