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MOTORISTS ! JUST landed, a shipment of £ho famous "FORD" 1906 MODEL "F" MOTOR OARS This is a 12-14 h.p., 2cylinder, luxurious touring car, to carry five passengers, roomy, comfortable, and powerful, with a wonderful latitude of speed and flexibility of control. Wheel base 84 inohes, tires 3_ inches, speed 35 miles an hour. MAY WE GIVE YOU A DEMONSTRATION? Cars now on view at GARAGE, 15, MOLESWORTH-STREET (Opposite Parliament Buildings). THE AUTOMOBILE~CO. OF N.Z., LTD. ENLARGED PREMISES. Tt/TR. GEO. A. MAWSON, ITX SUNDERLAND HOUSE, 87, CUBA-STREET, Weddings, Balls, Parties, Dinnors, otc, catered for at low ratos. A call to enquire for terms costs you nothing, , and will be appreciated. Light Lunch daily from 12 to 2, SIXPENCE. , 1 LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. LADIES' and Gentlemen's superior Mis- > fit nnd Left-off Olofiiiug bought; highest price given; letters attended to. Mrs. Botterill, 13, Ingestrfe-street. Telephone 2379. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. HIGHEST prices given for Ladie3*, Goittleraoii's, and Children* Leitoff Clothing, Boots, etc. ; orders promptly attended to. Mrs. Bruco, sa, Ingostre-st. OUST 6~ml}^ M TTIVERY description of Customs and JL- Forwarding done at lowest rates. TUCKER AND CROWTHER, Commercial Chambers, Hunter-street. 1 WINDERMERE. PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME NURSE KERR, No. 4, Home-street, Kont-tcrraco, has Vacancies for Inlying Patients. BATH'S VARIETY SHOP. 'OERHAPS you may know, perhaps not, -fi- but William Bath is opening in Rid-tliford-street, Newtown, Next Week, -nrith the biggest and best tnd cheapest stock of Crockeryware, Glassware, Chinawaro, Earthenware, and other wares too numerous to mention.. It's not a joke, but real earnest,- when , your friends tell you next timo to "go to Bath." M. SAVIDGE, Practical Watchmaker • and Jeweller, 16, Riddiford-street, Newtown. Repairs . of every ' description. First-class workmanship. - R~BATEMAN,~ Pork Butcher; 27, Rid- • diford-etreot, and 35, Vivinn-streot. Cheapest- and best place for all manner of email gbods. IGGINBOTTOM, tho People's Ironmongor, -Newtown, recommends every persc-n to try Castle Brand Mixed Paints, qvery colour, ready for immediate uso. FLINT'S Newtown Bakery, opposite Po3t Office. The tame old spot and the same old quality Loaf etery time; never varies. MMS. PHiLLIPST oldest established Newtown Pork Butchery. When your next social ,or evening party comes ' round send or ring up 2048. ROBERIS, Ironmonger, , top end New.own. Japanese Cups, 3s 6d half- ! doz. ; pretty Coloured Cups, 2s 3d haif-doz. Cheap GGrass. r ass and Enamel ' Ware. "TjIf^ATCHES that will go wrong" cured v » » of pll stubbornness at Payne and ,'Co/jt 4 .Watch , Repository, oji. Nowtown' Hotol. Prices roasonable. ' NEWTOWN DAIRY- CO.'S Milk is oJwayßj puro and refreshing for infants and invalids. Delivered everywhere. Tel. 2389. Carts will call. __ . mHOMAS SMITH'S, 25, Riddiford"-st.. JL Wellington South, for Wedding and Birihday Cakes. Tho noted shop for Sultana Oako. M~ E3S BURN, Constable-stroet, has'tho best selection of Winter Games, Magazines, Pattern Journals, Fancy Goods, i Post Cards, etc., in Newtown. I ADIES requiring a gocxl and stylish J Costuino should call upon E. E. Pay, Ladies' Taylor, -op. Newtown Library. Prices reasonable. ONDER'S^ the~Toading Shoe Store of Newtown, is where ladies and pentlomen obtain best selection, best value, and neatest repairs. , WHITE Sewing Machines aro the most serviceable, the most reliable, tho most used. J. Pauling, Real Live Agent, 112. Adelaide-road. -A-R-V-E-Y spells Harvey, which means the most reliable Picture Framing concern in Wollington at the pricQ. You try thom^ "O^HEAPSIDE"~ was named by Wm. V> Hall to advortiso the big drop in priqes which 'followed his advent iv Kevane-street. FOR .Bedsteads, Bedchng, and House Furnishings, try Richardson Bros., 115, Upper Cuba-street. Cheapest Houso in town. OOTBALLS— Rugby and .Association Balls, very best make, lowest prices. Football Bootß, improved English make, steel-cased toe-piece, 20s pair. Reynolds's Sports Depot, 74, Willit.-ntrpet. TllE Great Blood Tonic and Purifier is Sarsaparilla. Gives tone to nerve and brain, cures ' indigestion, constipation, ulcerated legs, and all complaints arising from ■ poorness of blood ; . 2s 6d! W. 'Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-st. mRIUMPH Bicyolo, first-class running JL order, tires in splendid condition , £6, Roynolds's Stocktaking Sale, 74, Wil-lis-street. C~~ ALL at Richardson Bros.'s for Bargains in House Furnishing lines. Cheapest House in town Address 115, Upper 'Cuba-street. ' [ 7TTHE world looks pleasanter to those' JL who use Crescent Tea. Try it this afternoon. Soothing, fragrant, refreshing Crescent Tea. ATURDAY BOOT BARGAINS.— Mon's Working Boots, 4s lld, 7s lld ; Men's Squaro or Point Toe, welts, 18s 6d. At Oakes's Shoo Store, 88b, Cuba-Btrcot. DO not depend on Coal supplies which fail when most wanted. Use Seaford.- Always ready. ■ OCKEY Players should not fail to .see the fino assortment of Sticks and Pads just landed, to bo cloareu at rilmo-t cost price. Reynolds's Sports Depot,_ 7», 76, Willis-street. piHUTNEE and Pickles. Whitlock's are V> the best. They give a relish to all meal.' v Should be used this kind of weather. 1 T ADIES, pvescrvo your Complexion by JLJ using tho great tonio skin food Bonzoin and Almond Cream. 'It removes all blcmishos, cures roughness, redness, ' nnd makes tho skin whito and beautiful: 2s 6d. W. Salek, Sydney Chemist, 17, Willis-st. /CHIMNEYS swopt by practical mon. V^ Carpets beaten by machinery. Window, Houbo and Office Cleaning. Wellington Cloamng Co., 25, Dixon-stroet. 'Phone 2224. '_ J. OILCLOTH ana Linoleums can be bought cheapest at Riohardeoiv Bros.', Furnishing Depot,* 115, ' Upper Cuba-street. Caßh or terms. ' 1 CYCLISTS, you requdrs a lamp and boll. Soo tho large assortment at prices to suit, your pocket, at Roynolds's Sports Dopot, 74, 76, Willis-stroct. OKQ REWARD will be paid to any */_»v person who can produce a Suit to equal in ityle, fit, and quality for tho same price v the Bradford Woollen Company, ...Lambton-qyay, . nest Stewart Dawion's. 1

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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 5, 6 July 1906, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 5, 6 July 1906, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 5, 6 July 1906, Page 1