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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 287, 31 August 1935, Page 1

LOST, FOUND & PERSONAL. LOST, Pram Cover (green), Bond St. to Kelburn. Finder please tel. 45-111. LOST, one Roll Palmer Suiting, between Taranaki St. and Mnamar. Finder please Tel, 36-690, A WILL gent who found gold wristlet ’ ’ watch on Limited Express, Wednesday morning, please return Thorndon Police Station, or Stationmaster. Reward, WOUND, Parcel of Clothing, between A Palm. Nth. and Taihapc. Owner can have same on giving description. Write P 759, “Dominion,” Palm. Nth. yOUNG Man, steadyemployment, seeks friendship, marriage, suitable girl. Happy Friend’s Club, Box 1263, Wgton. TpXPERIENCED Farmer, widower, would like meet widow or lads with land, view marriage. N 532, “Dominion.” QTRANGER, 37, steady position, wishes kJ to meet genuine refined lady, view to friendship and matrimony. Apply F 522, “Dominion.” "VURSE, with general and midwifery certificates, desiring to further studies in England, offers services for passage, care invalid or children. 5428, “Dominion.’’ MARY RAFFERTY. TJAFFERTY.— News is required of Mary Rafferty, daughter of the late Hugh and Ann Rafferty, born at Ilcnley-in-Arden in the parish of Wootton Wawer, near Birmingham, England; heard of in 1918 when employed by Colonel or Captain Knox at 72 The Terrace, Wellington, New Zealand; she was also with a family named Kelly at 70 Majoribanks Street, Wellington, and is believed to have gone up country with a family engaged in sheep-farming. Will any person knowing anything of h-'r-her present address, or if dead, the <-te and place of her death, communicate with— • G. J. LYNSKEY AND SONS, Solicitors, Liverpool, England. TRADE PERSONALS. WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS. ROSEMARY FLORAL STUDIOS, MISS BLACK. Send Flowers with safety through our agencies of Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association. 10,000 bonded members throughout the world. Phone 50-663 —Residence 42-906. REMODELLING Set from 15/-; single tooth and other repairs from 3/6. H. W. Frost, Dentist, 278 Lambton Quay, nearly opp. D.I.C.■ NZ. PLATERS, LTD., removing to •100 Dixon St. into larger and more up-to-date works. zpEETH from £1 per perfect set. Simp- ■* son, Dentist, Courtenay Place. OpEETH remodelled from 15/-; single tooth and other repairs from 3/6, Simpson, Dentist, Courtenay Place. ERMANENT Waving, latest method. Full Head, 12/6; special system for grey hair: personal attention assured. Roscoe’s Beauty Parlours, 40 Mercer St. Phoue 40-544. (ALD Jumpers, opened up front, new band, transformed into Cardigans. The Wooleries, 294 Main Road, Karori. GUPERFLUOUS Hair killed by Rusma (Regd.); guaranteed. Free trial. Florence Hullen, C.M.0., Bank N.Z. Chamibers, (Manners St. Phone 43-213. AIR TRAVEL. THIS WEEK-END \TISIT RONGOTAI. Fly in Comfort • in the totally enclosed and warmed cabin of the “WACO." Special Week-end Concession Fare for Short Flights, 5/-. Longer trips by arrangement. For further particulars Tel. 16-505. MISCELLANEOUS. ATEN—Spring is here. Have your grey suit cleaned and spruced up at Taylor’s City Dye Works, No. 5 Manners St. r pENNIS Players: Ask to see “Alex- ■*" ander the Great” range. “The Racket you will eventually buy.”—"Alexander.” TZELLOW’S Raisin Bread, ideal health bread, and the children love it Made from selected ingredients. TVANTED Known —Cakes supplied ’ ’ wholesale on transport routes between Wellington and New Plymouth, at reduced rates, by Dustin’s, Ltd., Wanganui. DKIVE Yourself—Hire Cars. Burke Bros., Kilbirnie. Tel. 17-402. have the best cars at cheapest rates. UWLFERS—Reduce your Handicap; let Andy Shaw, New Zealand’s Greatest Coach show you how. The Sports Depot, Willis St. Tel. 42-662. TZELLOW’S Malt Bread contains only purest ingredients; highly nutritious aud especially recommended for invalids. yiTA-MATE Tea. stimulating and ’ pleasant, invaluable for Rheumatism, Kidney Disorders. 2/6 packet, posted. Mate Tea Co.. 27 Panama St,, Wgtn. WHAT THE TESTS REVEAL. TYURING the recent series of Cricket ■ Tests between South Africa and England, the visitors scored 2358 runs for 71 wickets. An average per wicket of 33.2 RUNS. England's total score was 2365 runs for 66 wickets, yielding an average per wicket of 35.8 RUNS. THE GRAND HOTEL, over a long period in all tests of their liquors, average 100.6 PER CENT. This is a striking tribute to the consistent quality and popularity of our Wines and Spirits. Purchased direct from overseas markets enables us to pass on to the public the benefit of our direct buying policy. When next obtaining your requirements. let THE GRAND HOTEL HOME SUPPLY STORE fulfil your needs and note the difference, both in quali.y and price. Remember our motto—The Customer is the sole judge. MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT FULLY SATISFIED. Nothing is a trouble at the GRAND. No order too small. Telephone 41-026 for our free delivery service in the City. TIIOS. COLTMAN, Proprietor.