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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 48, 20 November 1928, Page 1

SPECIAL VALUESWALLACE AND GIBSON, LTD.— ’ ’ Blazers, never break down. Best make only. Note new address, 42 Mercer Street. TjANNEQUIN Fashion Teas at the *’4- Adelphi every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. Inexpensive Summer Frocks shown this week. OAK Sideboard, £4 10s.; Single Beds and Wire, £1 ; Duchess Chests, 255. Silverstone and Co., Auction Mart, next Burlington Arcade. poLFE'S Wax for Furniture, Linos., UV etc., is sold everywhere in lid.. Is., and 2s. 4d. tins. ■ TIENTAL Repairs in 3 hours; finest -*-4 materials, moderate charges. Rapid Dental Repair Service. 15 Manners St. Telephone 40—297. TVALLA"CE AND" GIBSON, LTD.— ' ’ Try us for your next pair of Tennis or Cricket Trousers. Note address, 42 Mercer Street. T ADIES! Why worry about ladders? 44 Your damaged Stockings made Like new. “Bee Hive,” Hamilton. I’DWICE as much for your money at -*• Silverstone and Co.’s Auction Mart, Cuba Street. All goods sold on commission. A 2s. 4d. TIN of Rolfe’s Wax contains as much as three Is. tins. The Perfect Polish. ■ WALLACE AND GIBSON, LTD.— ’ ’ Work monogram badges for ladies’ or Gents’ Blazers I Satisfaction guaranteed. 42 Mercer Street. rpENNIS Racquets, Restringing our -*■ Speciality; oatronised by Bororra, Brugnon, Botissus. Watson’s. 31 Hunter Street. Wellington. 1 dMWI PAIRS of Men’s Working Boots IWv t 0 [) P c ] eare d from iGs. Gd. Monarch Shoe, Ltd., Lambton Quay. rpHERE is always something attractive 4- at Ihe Adelphi Afternoon Teas. See Miss Kathleen O’Brien’s Pupils in “A Juvenile Ballet” every afternoon (his week. CARPETS, Super Axminster, New, £5 10s., reserve; Rugs, 17s. Gd.; Bankrupt Stock. Silverstone and Co.'s Auction Mart, Cuba Street. BLAZERS. —Made by Walface and Gibsen. Ltd., have perfect fitting collars, shoulders, and fronts. New address, 42 Mercer Street. A LITTLE Rolfe’s Wax goes a long way. Sold everywhere, Gd., Is., and 2s. Id. tins. GREAT Realisation Sale. —Men’s Boots and Shoes at our Famous Low Prices. Monarch Shoe, Ltd., Lambton Quay. QOUPLEX Razor Blades, -iTTobacLJ eonists and Stores, Is. 9<l. packet 5 blades. S. W. Parker, King's Chambers. Wellington. Distributor. WALLACE AND GIBSON. LTD.— ’ ’ The House for all Sports Wear. Inspection cordially invited. New address, 42 Mercer Street. A TRIAL will convince you that Rolfe’s ‘I Wax is the Ideal Polish for general use. QEND your Furniture, Pianos. Sew’O ing Machines to Silverstone and Co., 108 Cuba Street, next C. Smith Ltd. COUPLEX, British-made Blades, for Gillette type Razors. All Tobacconists and Stores. Is. 9d. packet 5 blades. SHEETINGS, Double, from 12s. 6d. pair: Single, from 10s. Gd., hemmed; Pillow Slips from Is. each: Ten Towels, Old. Mrs. Collins. 34 Courtenay Place. rpENNIS Racquets, Restringing our Speciality: patronised by Borotra, Brugnon. Boussus. Watson's. 31 Hunter Street. Wellington WALLACE AND GIBSON. LTD.— •’ Be it a Shirt —Hatband —a Tie —a Sweater —or Socks, you can buy the latest at 42 Mercer Street, 1 I HAH LOTS Furniture, Furnish--1 V W ings. Carpets, Linos., etc. No reserve. Silverstone and Co.’s Auction Mart. Cuba Street. PIANOS GOING CHEAP FURNITURE BEDROCK PRICES. ■RAMSEY WILSON'S AUCTION IX ROOMS. 9S Manners Street, opp. Regent, Wellington. Tel. 42—785. BEST FOR FURNITURE. BEST •FOR PIANOS. ELECTRO-PLATING. MOTORISTS— For an Artistic and ■l’l Durable Job send your car parts to the STERLING ELECTRO PLATING CO., 10 Marion Street, Wellington. pRINCESS HOTEL, Corner Molesworth and Murphy Streets, For the Best Beer in Town, right from the wood. All Leading Lines of Wines and Spirits Stocked. Tariff, 10s. per day. JAS. ELLERAY. Licensee. TRELLIS LATHS. REDWOOD 2s. Gd., 100 lin. feet. PABCO BOARD. The cream finished wallboard. 6x3 6x4 7x3 21s. 6cl. < x 4 8 x 3 per 100 sq. ft. Bx 4 ox 3 ox 4 10 x 3 10 x 4 MIXED PAINTS 5 gall, drums RED, BROWN, GREEN. To clear 10s. per gallon. AUBREY, GUALTER AND CO., : 149-151 Featherston Street. FREE! FREE! FREE! TLLUSTRATED FOLDER, featuring 1 the LILOR STOVE. Cuts cost of cooking in half, lae LILOR STOVE is something quite novel In cooking appliances. No gas or electricity required, as the LILOR makes its own gas from ordinary kerosene or motor spirits. No wicks. Made in four models, priced from 40s. to 82s. 6d. Constructed of cast iron, covered with artistically coloured heatproof porcelain. Quite self-contained, 6vens supplied to fit all models. EARLY BROS. TRADING CO., IS7 Featherston Street, Wellington, opp. Union Bank. SO.S. •O.S. Telephone 45—542. PASSENGER TRANSPORT SERVICES. ALTERATION IN TIME-TABLE. During the months of July, August, September, October, and November, the 4 n.m. car from Wellington and the 4 p.m. from Wanganui will be DISCONTINUED. The 12.30 p.m. from Wellington will be altered to leave at 1.15 p.m. AMENDED TIME-TABLE. Leave Wellington 2 a.m., 8.30 a.m., 1.15 p.m. Arrive Wanganui S a-m., 2.15 p.m., 6.45 p.m. Arrive Hawera, 12 noon, 5.15 p.m. Arrive N. Plymouth, 3 p.m., 7.15 p.m. SPECIAL NOTE.: —We have now added two additional long wheel-base Saloon Cars on this route. ALL CARS are THROUGH CARS— NO CHANGING. No Dickey seats, plenty of leg reom. NO CHARABANCS: ell Cars limited to 8 passengers. Fares as usual. For full Time-table see S.O.S. special advertisement on page 2 (Tourist and . Health Resorts Column).