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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 80, 28 December 1929, Page 2

HUNTERVJLLE SPECIALS. CHOPPING at G. Meßae’s Grocery Store, Hunterville, enables you to save without sacrificing quality. YOUR Xmas Sincerity Suit is now showing at Sutton’s, Huntervillc. Agents for Stetson and Woodrow Hats. TJUNTERVfLLE Municipal Pictures. AA Changes Wednesday and Saturdays. Price 25., Is. 6d. Is. Children halfprice. “The Best of Pictures. QELECT your Sincerity Overcoat now tD from our fine range. A. H. Sutton, Ltd., Huuterville. QWISS Non-Magnetic Dust and Water>3 proof Watch; guaranteed 2 years, post free. £2 ss. F. C. Berry. Hunterville. rpHE largest range of Xmas goods in A Hunterville at Sutton’s, Ltd. BRUNTON” Hairdresser, HunterA. ville, for a good shave and haircut. Satisfaction assured. VTEWEST designs and colourings in Av Ladies’ Shoes just arrived at Sutton’s, Ltd., Hunterville. MEN’S Sports Coats and Sports Trous--UA e rs in newest shapes and colours just arrived. A. H. Sutton, Ltd., Hunterville. 17OR novelty Xmas gifts for all call A a nd inspect our range. A. H. Sutton, Ltd., Hunterville., BICYCLE Tubes —Fort Dunlop Cycle Tire, 17/6, post free, from A. D. Hunter, Hunterville. A”LL Case Whisky, Ils. 6d„ Bottled Aa Ale and Stout Bs. and 14s. dozen. Hardy’s Wines. Free on rail. T. G. Taylor, Hunterville. BULLS SPECIALS. rpOYS and Fancy Goods of all descripA tions; plenty to choose from. C. H. Edwards, Stationer, Bulls. “rpOBY” PRATT, Ladies’ and Gcnt.’s A Hairdresser, Bulls, specialises in marcel, water and permanent waving. QOLE Agents for June Toilet Articles and all Nyal Lines; wide selection. E. V. Wilson, Chemist, Bulls. A YRES Tennis Racquets. Geof. OUivier, AA. 90/-; S.N.D. model, 85/-; Ayres and Dunlop Balls, 23/- per dozen. Ralfe and Archer, Storekeepers, Bulls. QTOP at the Corner Store, Bulls, for quality groceries. Satisfaction guaranteed. C. E. Bailey, Grocer, Bulls. J J. MANSELL for Drapery and • Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Phone 5. P.O. Box 38. “rFHE DOMINION” arrives iu Bulls at A 6,45 a.m. Daily. Order yours today from C. H. Edwards, Stationer, Bulls. TV LUNDY & CO., Motor and General A-A’ Engineers. Repairs by competent Mechanics. Accessories. Bridge St., Bulls. ’Phone 2, RAKER and Confectioner, Clifton A-* Bakery, Bulls. S. Avery. Smallgoods a speciality. Quality guaranteed. T V. HOMES, General Storekeeper, A 4« Bulls. Groceries, Brushware, Stationery, Produce, and General Requisites. 'Phone 109. QONIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Bulls. Tariff, 7s. per day. Casual Meals. Mrs. A. Guinan, Proprietress, I"7 A. HOLLAND, Sanitary Plumber • • and Tinsmith (’Phone 59, Bulls), Licensed Drainlayer & Hot Water Fitter. M. O’CONNELL, Clifton Buildings, • Bulls, Cash Butcher. Telephone 61. “Best of Meat Always.” EDUCATIONAL. "J ALL-ROUND DEVELOPMENT FOR GIRLS FROM 6 YEARS. “IONA” PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE, HAVELOCK NORTH, HAWKE’S BAY. “TONA” offers high educational advantA ages together with unusual opportunities for outdoor sports and recreation. The School consists of a registered Primary and Secondary Department, and girls of all denominations arc received as boarders or day scholars from the age of six years. English, Literature, French, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Science, Scripture, Drill, Art, Music, Dancing, Speech-training, Dressmaking; Complete Commercial Course. Pupils are prepared for Matriculation, Education Board, Associated Board Music, and Trinity College Elocution Examinations. Grounds, 25 acres. Swimming, Tennis, Hockey, Basketball. Unrivalled climate. First term 1930 commences February 7. For prospectus and full particulars, write early to — MISS IRENE STOLLERY, Principal, “lona,” Havelock North, H.B. HUTT GIRLS’ SCHOOL. CHILTON ST. JAMES. Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MISS GERALDINE FITZGERALD. First Term Commences February.. 1930. Mqsical Director: MISS ELLA BENBOW. Courses in Orchestral and Chamber Music, Pianoforte, Violin, and Viola are open to by-students. Prospectus and particulars from the Secretaries— MESSRS. CLARKE. MENZIES. GRIFFIN AND ROSS, P.O. Box 486, Wellington, Or from the Principal. TO LET. “THE DOMINION” BUILDING, Corner Mercer, Victoria, and Wakefield Streets. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WAREHOUSEMEN. 5000 SQUARE FEET OF SPACE AVAILABLE ON ONE FLOOR. rpHE above space, which has been held A in reserve for the Company’s own requirements, but which has now been made available for letting purposes, is without equal in this City. Served with two GOODS Lifts, two passenger eleva tors, postal facilities, and having un obstructed light on three sides, makes the space ideal for any class of Warehouse. The Building already houses many of Wellington’s lending business organisations. Here then is your opportunity to secure an “Ideal Home for your Business.” For details apply to the Agents— MESSRS. E. PALLISER AND CO., ' “The Dominion” Building, Wellington. ’Rhone 43—620. SPECIAL VALUES. rpENNIS Racquets, Restringing our A Speciality; patronised by Borotra, Brugnon, Boussus. Watson’s, 31 Hunter Street, Wellington. ' yy J. GAUDIN AND SON. i COAL AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. < All kinds of Fodder and Poultry Food, large stocks of Maize for Winter Feeding. Prime Potatoes n specialty. We deliver anywhere. ( Telephones: 22—420, 38 Ghuznee St.; 25—494 Kilbirni* and Hatritai, :