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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 89, 9 January 1926, Page 1

SHOP LN EASTBOURNE. pHEYNE & AVOOLLEY, Oroua Street, '-J Builders and Contractors. Plans prepared. Estimates free. AVorkmansnip guaranteed. P ASTEOU KN E—’ ’Th e Hilda” Ladies’ AJ 1-ibar Rubber Shoes, with heel, sizes 2’s to 7’s 12s. 6d. pair. J. Goer.

EASTBOURNE —Efficient service is building our business. Prime quality and freshly-killed Meat only. Bonner, ’Phone 48.

EASTBOURNE—For Morning or After-J-J noon Tea visit Corrin (opp. Bowling Club). Meat Pies, Soft Drinks, etc. EASTBOURNE —Your copy of “Tne A-i Dominion” delivered daily. R. Hutchinson, Agent, Oroua Stieet. 'Phone 126. Eastbourne.

IjHLMf) developed and printed same day. Hooper, Chemist, Rona Bay.

EASTBOURNE —Rankin’s ideal Tea Rooms. Morning and Afternoon Tea, Soft Drinks. Confectionery, lee Creams, etc.

pHEYNE <fc WOOLLEY, Oroua Street, Builders and Plans prepared. Estimates free. AVorkmanship guaranteed.

EASTBOURNE —Our Hand-made Bread AJ is ideal for lunches. Visit our Tearooms. J. J. Corrin (opp. Bowling Club).

I7ASTBOURNE— Goer for value. Men’s J Glace Kid Derby Bals., 255.; Box Calf Oxford Shoe, 215.; Dark Tan do., 255.

EASTBOURNE—A r ou are assured or I J freshly killed meat only from Eastbourne's Quality Butcher, F. Bonner, ’Phono 48.

EASTBOURNE-Consuit the Index of AJ Properties for Sale in the District compiled by Hartridge's Agency (near the wharf). Rona Bay. Tel. 99.

E ASTBOURNE—Rankin’s Ideal Te;; ■ ‘ Rooms Morning and Afternoon Tea. Our bread is pure and wholesome.

piIEATvE & WOOLLEY, Orona Street, Builders and Contractors. Plans prepared. Estimates free. AVorkinanshi;> guaranteed.

Eastbourne— j. J. Corrin, star Bakery (opp. Bowling Club). Only the best of ingredients used in cur Sinai Igoodin

OUR Printing and Developing Service ensures every satisfaction. All photo supplies. Hooper, Chemist, Rona Bay.

EASTBOURNE — Gent’s "’Vantage” AVhite Shoes, heavy crepe rubber soles. A splendid wearer. Price 15s. 6<l. J. Goer.

EABTBOUIINK— The Lounge Bar (R. Hutchinson), Oroua Street. .Morning and Afternoon Tea. Soft Drinks, Confectionery , etc.

EASTBOURNE— Vjsit Rankin’s Ideal Tea Rooms. Morning and Afternoon Tea. Confectionery, Soft Drinks, etc.

EASTBOURNE— Commence the New Year well. Secure your meat from I'. Bonner, ’Phone 48. . SHOP IN ISLAND BAY. /"ILIFF HOUSE—-Morning and After-'-J noon Tea. ISLAND BAY—Coal, Coke, Firewood, A best quality, quick deliveries. .1. D. Mills, 163 Parade. XIISITORS—For Morning and After- ’ noon Tea visit Cliff House. Enjoy tho finest sea view in AVellington.

A NEAV Year Resolution—Be J-Jj-O assured of lowest prices consistent with highest quality from Monigatti's, 215 Parade.

A REFRESHING Morning or Afternoon Toa is delightful on the tea balcony of Cliff House.

■RENDEZVOUS— Confectionery and Soff -*A> Drinks. Frosty Jack Ice Cream. Kcllow Bread daily. 121 The Parade, Island Bay.

/'ILIFF HOUSE, near Terminus—FamVJ ous for its wonderful sea view. Morning and Afternoon Tea.

XTONIGATTI’S, tho Progressive DrapI'-*- ers —Our recent alterations enable us to make a better display. 215 Parade. Phono 25—459.

TpOR a dainty Morning or Afternoon Tea visit Cliff House (seo sign near terminus).

yXyE extend to our many Customers ’ ' best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Monigatti’s', 215 Parade.

A DELIGHTFUL View combined with a dainty Morning or Afternoon Tea is making Cliff House the Mecca of all visitors.

QMITH’S, 300 Parade-High-class Confcctionery. .Fresh supplies weekly. Nice variety of Chocolates. Best brands of groceries. "We are noted for quality and low prices. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. QTRAND Private Hotel, 63 Ghuznee Street, has Vacancies for Guests from 325. 6d. weekly; 7s. 6d. per day. THIRST-CLASS Accommodation for Gentlemen —No 3 Paterson Street, end of Brougham Street, near Basin 1 Reserve. TVA-NTED, private Boa .d-Rcsidence, ' ’ genl lonian, lunch out, vicinity Hawker, Brougham Streets. Reply P.O. Box 624, AVellington. A PLEASANT Holiday in refined country home is offered to several Children until February 10. Riding, swimming, etc.: constant supervision. L3OB, c/o "Dominion.” TV Hl 1 EHALL Family Private Hotel. ’’ Entrances: Dominion Avenue and Boulcott Street. Tariff, 6s. per day, 30s. weekly; reductions for families; good table; electric light throughout, hot baths, and all conveniences. ’Phone 42—237. AVANTED, ACCOMMODATION required immediately in Private House by young man. Reply I'3ol. c/o "Deminion.” ”1 tiE I.’ITZ,” 21'0 WILLIS STREET ■pXCLUSIVE AceQrnmddatioii, Double Ij and Single Bed-Sittingrooms, with breakfast tray; Lounge, use conveniences, hoi baths Tel. 20 —779. TO LET. '•po LET. 11,000 sq. ft., Empire Buildings, first floor. John Brodie and Co., King's Chambers. r pO LET, large sunny Double Bcd-Sit-ting-room, suit married couple or 3 friends. Apply Tel. 45—753. rpEKR. ACE— Unfurnished Flat, selfI contained, new house; business people preferred. AVrite 5299, c/o ’‘Dominion.” r pO LET, to gentleman, semi-dMached Furnished Bedioom, washing and mending, breakfast if desired. R 270, c/o “ D ominion.” ISLAND BAY. from January 26, for G. weeks or less, 5-roomed ' Furnished House., close beach. Particulars. 5314,e/o “Dominion?’ L NAPIER— To Let, 2 months. Furnished Bungalow, 5 rooms, sleeping porches, tennis lawn; close tram. Apply Bradley, c/o ’Murray, Roberts, Napier. S — TORACTe in Colonial Carrying Com.pany’s Brick Store for Furniture, Goods, etc. Furniture packed nnd forwarded to all parts of the world. I 'Continued on Pace 2.)