FOOTBALL BOOTS. TO play good football, a player mus£ be comfortable in his boots Oar new- LIGHT WEIGHT ALL-BLACK BOOTS are the acme of comfort. Th« studs cannot hurt the feet, and with the THONG ANKLE SUPPORT the foot is held firmly. 2\/» PBR PA I R ' See Our Windows. WALLACE AND GIBSOtfi "THE KASH," WILLIS-STREET. BUTCHERS' CLOTHING (BLACKET'S), T OWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. Post Free to Any Address. Write or Call for Price Lists, W. T. QTJINTON, TAILOR AND MERCER, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. THE GREAT ASTHMA CURE Ab prepared by H. Bnttain, Chemist, i| having a big sale. Its effects are TRDLY MARVELLOUS, and the united testimony of grateful patients pronounces it to bo A MIRACULOUS CURE. Price, 2s 6d per bottle; post free, 3|. H. BRITTAIN, Chemist, 35, Manners-street. N.B. — If no benefit derived money willingly returned. THE. STANDARD KOTARY SHUTTLE THE STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE IS attracting more attention, receiving moro favourable comment, and enjoying greater popularity than all other sewing machines combined MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS, When you operate a Standard liolary you protect your health, reservo jour strength, do moro and better work, add comfort and pleasure to your sewing, and save a lot of time and worry and money. All duplicate parts kept: 10 years' guarantee. Come and INSPECT THE STANDARD. F. J. W. FEAR, Engineer and Importer, 99, WILLIS-STREET. Repairs to All Makes Skilfully Done. Established 1880. " Tel. 976. REMOVAL NOTICE. TO PROPRIETORS AND LEDGERKEEPERS. ', YOUR Staff can be taught in less than 1 hour how to GHET A BALANCE FIRST SHOT WITHOUT CALLING BACK. Prominent N.Z. firms report "Complete Satisfaction." No machine, no upkeep expenses, no duplication work nor extra books, but applicable to any system, of entry on the, books now in use. With less work tlian you now have, it virtually gives an automatics Trial IBalanoe at the completion of every pago of your Cash Book, Day Book, etc., pointing out to you any errors mat would upset your balance as they occur, and indicating before you open your ledger whose account therein contains a posting error. Particulars only from HUGH DOUGLAS, 90, 92, and 9f, Victoria-street, Wellington. — — j LKFT-OFF CLOTHING. LADIES' and Gents 1 Superior Misfit I and I^eft-off Clothing bought for cash- also Boots, Trunks, and Portmanteaux.* Highest prices given. Lettera attended to. Mrs. Pritchard, 56. Vi vian-street. Telephone 1101. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. BRUCE has Re-opened Business for the Purchase of Wearing Apparel of all descriptions. Highest prices given Letters receive prompt attention. Address Mrs. Bruce, 139, Ingestre-street, next F.S. Dispensary. LEFT-OFP Clothing.-118, Taranaki-st. Mra. Nightingale, buyer of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children^ Left-off Cloth<ing, Boots, etc., calls at Hutt and Petone Write or 'phone 2924. EFT-OFF Clothing.— Mrs. Woodward (late Mrs. Botterill) gives highest cash price for superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing, Boots. "Letters attended to. 121,' Ingestre-street. Telephone 2379. LINOARNISH" Linoleum PoUih ' eaves labour, lasts twelve months, won t wash off ; applied with a brush. ■ AH grocers, le 6d.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 76, 1 April 1910, Page 9
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