CUBA STREET SPECIALS. T>ADFORD’S Sale now in full swing.— -YY I Cretonnes, 9d. yard; Flannel, Is. lid. yard; Flannelette, 7id. yard; Blind Holland, is. 3d. 104 Cuba Street. IDEAL Moufflon Fur, 12s. 6d. yard; -Yv Real Opossum, 19s. lid. yd. Only at Carter’s. Cuba Street. WANTED to Sell, Kitchen Tables, K. ’ ’ Chairs, new and second-hand Linos, Office Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, etc. Davis Bros, Auctioneers, Lower Cuba Street. TpREE Needles, Free Records, Free Re--Y pairs with La Gloria Gramophone. 167 Cuba Street. VW ANTED to Sell, Genuine American ’’ Wardrobe and Cabin Trunks, just arrived. Nash, 133, 135 Cuba Street. yW ANTED Sell, 2 Handsome Moqtiette Chesterfield Suites, sprung everywhere, only £l6 10s. each. At Quality Furnishers. 176 Cuba Street. TTERE you arc, Ladies—Point Heel, •YA Silk Hose, 2s. lid.-—yes, 2s: lid., at L. E. Church, 117 Cuba Street, QILK Poplin and Crepe de Chine Rain yy Coats from 255. Suzette’s, 208 Cuba Street. BURLINGTON ARCADE SPECIALS. AfR. G. DAGMAR JACOMB. Expert Staining. Tinting, Marcel. Water Waving, etc., at Burlington Arcade Toilet Saloon. Ring 28 —-380 for appointment. TDURLINGTON Pharmacy is the most -YY convenient place to leave your Films: prompt service, and satisfaction. TION’T wait until your Pearl Necklet -YY breaks. Have it rethreaded, ends wired, and knotted. The Jewel Casket. Tp XPERT attention in every branch of -Y J Beauty Culture at the Burlington Toilet Saloon. Ring 28—380 for appointment “'p'LKOS” for Neuritis, Rheumatism, -YY etc., is obtainable at Burlington Pharmacy. Cuba Street; 2s. 6d. per jar, "MTSS P. Finch, Permanent Waver, personally recommended by M. Eugene, at the Burlington Toilet Saloon. Ring 28—380 for appointment. Yqji will be delighted. r ■ TDHOTO-FILMS for Developing, Print--Y ing. and Enlarging may be left at the Burlington Pharmacy, Cuba Street. A PERFECT Permanent Wave and a -“A guarantee for 6 months, at the Burlington Arcade Toilet Saloon. Ring 28 —380, for appointment. See Miss Finch. TpOOT Comfort is what you should use -Y for tired, aching feet; Is. at the Burlington Pharmacy. jl/TR. N. MERCER, Expert in every Y'-Y branch of Hair Trimming, Shingling, etc., at the Burlington Arcade Toilet Saloon. Ring 28—380 for appointment. TTAVE your old Jewellery Remodelled -Y-Y direct by the Manufacturer. Thei* Jewel Casket, upstairs. W XPERT attention in every branch of -Y-( Beauty Culture. See Mr. Jacomb, Burlington Toilet Saloon. Ring 28—380 for appointment. WAIPUKURAU SPECIALS. “TAOMINION” Newspaper due to ar•YY rive at Aunand’s (late Alpe’s), Waipukurau Agent, 10.30 a.m. All daily and weekly Newspapers delivered and posted. 'T'HE long-wearing Mishko Boot, in A men’s and boys’ tan and black; half sizes included, at Carpenter’s 'Waipukurau. TAEVELOPING and Printing for ama--YY teurs. Errors corrected; instructions given. Enlargements from snaps. The Studio, Leigh’s Buildings (upstairs). THE VOGUE, Theatre Buildings. Phone 272, specialises in Mililnery, Mantles, and Hosiery. See our stocks. r pRAVELLING Public—ldeal Luncheon A and Tea Rooms. Morning and Afternoon Teas. Confectionery. J. S. « rpHRIFTT Housewives shop at Bryce's A and get satisfaction at lowest prices. W. G. Bryce, Family Grocer, Waipukurau. T OOK Out for Scott’s Bazaar, now -Yy open in their Central Sample Rooms. Toys, Fancy Goods, ete. TVfOORE’S Book Arcade, Waipukurau— Y'Y Gifts; Books, Box Stationery, Dairies, Fountain Pens, Propelling Pencils, etc. Visit us.. TTkRESSMAKING, Lingerie, and HemYD stitching. Orders promptly executed. Ladies’ owm materials made up. Miss M. Reid, Waipukurau. . TVEVELOPING, Printing, Enlarging, AY by experts. Best results guaranteed. One-day service. E. H. Leigh. Chemist, and Optician. TV'AIHN’S Motor Service. Leaves PoranLi gahau 8 a.m., returning at 4 p.m. ’Phone, 58 Porangahau, 62 Waipuk. Passengers and parcels. ■ATARCELLE Toilet Saloon, Eugene DA Permanent Waving, Shingling, etc.. etc. Inecto Hair Dyeing and Tinting. Phone 21R ' AL ISS CA MPBFI.L’S for Ladies’ and I’-Y Cnildren’s clothing. Next Auction Mart, Main Street. Call and inspect, n-’RAVELLERS-Look f— Blue Light I Oceanic Dining Rooms. Ruataniwha Street. Fresh Fish. C. Rusher, proprietor. /CENTRAL Hawke’s Bay Hairdressing Vy Saloon. Theatre Buildings—New management. Special provision ladies Peter Blair. ATOORE’S Marble Bar and Tea Rooms d-Y (next Theatre)—High-class Confectionery. Cleanliness and civility. DANNEVIRKE ANNOUNCEMENTS. STOP! For high-class workmanship in vulcanising, and for reasonable prices— we lead. A. N Brighton. High Street, Dannevirke. PLANTS. TREES AND GARDEN. WNTER Flowering Sweet Peas — Sow now for early flowers. T. Waugh and Son, Lambton Quay.; A UTUMN Bulbs and Seeds—lllustratzA e( i 1929 Catalogue posted free on request. Te Aro Seed Co., Courtenay Place. RAFFIA, best quality for tying purposes; also all colours for fancy work. T. Waugh and Son. QOW Now—Blue Lupin, in your vaccY ant ground, to enrich soil. T. Waugh and Son. /CHRYSANTHEMUM Manure (Car'<Y mona), the best food for your plants; Is. Bd. tin, posted. T. Waugb and Son. SPECIAL VALUES. BIG savings are made every day by furniture buyers at Silverstone's Auction Mart, 10S Cuba Street. BANKRUPT - English Brush, Comb and Mirror, usually 205., now 7s.'Gd. a set and upwards. Brownson’s Sale, Willis St. and Cuba St. rpENNIS Racquets, Restringing our -Y Speciality; patronised by Borotra Brugnon. Boussus. Watson’s. 31 Hunter Street, Wellington. BOOTS. SHOES. i ATEN’S Boots or Shoes, 14s. Gd. pair; "-I Men’s Patent Oxford Shoes. ISs. Gd. pair; Boy’s School Boots, 7-9, Bs. 6d„ 10-13, 10s. Gd., 1-5, 12s. 6d.. Football Boots, Ils. 6d.' pair. Boots and Shoes made to measure. Posted anywhere, Is. extra. R. ADAMS. 99 Adelaide Road. Wellington.
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 139, 8 March 1929, Page 1
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