PHILIPS LAMPS. THE introduction ■ ot tho PHILIPS DRAWN-WIRE TUNGSTEN METAL FILA^ MENT LAMPS, now on the Now Zealand market, is an advance of great importance to all usci'si of electric iight. Tho replacement, of the now old-faßhioned Etjuirted or pressed filaments by the new DRAWN- WIRE FILAMENTS, means a mo*,t refrcshihg freedom from breakages (even with good hard knocks), combined with that well-known current -saving quality which has enabled the METALLIC FILAMENT LAMP to quite oust the antiquated carbon filament lamp. "Sturdy and Strong," and "a Reasonable Prico" nre the "PHILIPS" wntchvord*, and up-to-date methods in their immenso works have cnnbled the Philips Lamp Co. to make good. Why pay 2s 6d,i when you can buy the beet lamp on tho market for Is lOrl ? Try the "PHILIPS" —you will be another satisfied user. Obtainable from -The New Sealand Agonts, • TURNBULL AND JONES, LTD,, Bla^-gtreet ; or from N.Z. Fittings Co., Lamb-ton-quay; Tolley and Son, Ltd., VVilhs-btrcet; ■ H. A. Smith and Co.. Cuba-Street, at U lOd each, with reductions for . quantities. THE PHILIPS LAMP. , l > ■ , . 1 AUSTRALIAN .MUTUAL PROVIDENT OCIETY. ' MONEY TO LEND. TIHIS Society is prepared to Lend Money on First-class FREEHOLD CITY and COUNTRY SECURITIES at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Our Mortgage' Deed contains a condition allowing borrowers the privilege of repaying up to 20 per cent, of the loan during any year without notice or pay* ment of any fine. NO COMMISSION CHARGED. LEGAL' ' EXPENSES EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. Apply direct to the Society's Branch Office, Wellington, or to any of the So* ciety'e District Offices. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Wellington. 28th October. \€T ANTED X NO W N. GREAT SALE NOW ON I See Window for Prices. ' ' , WM/ HALL, ' "Cheapsidej'l, opposite Library, Revan«' street, Newtown. I vyort't be undersold. 'my ANTED KNOWN. ' tAxi-oabTfor hire. "Renault" Lsthdaulette (dosed). No. 95, and Touting Car, No. 98. • • Private- 'Phone, 1262. Stand, M. Special terms to doctors and commercial ' , mep HOWARD SPACEMAN, _ Proprietor. ■Crr ANTED . KNOWNHATSFORMEN! Your old straw and panama look; pretty > seedy. We've just harvested tfie H«if« crop of winter styles, and they are ready for, your inspection. DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH, ' 1 * Opposite Opera House. W-A mle D "X N|>W N. Now is the time to plant Winter $ntl Spring Flowering Bulb&. Our Bulbfe.afe well grown,' sound, and cheap. Collec* tions of spebial Value made-up to suit customers. Obtain and plant at once to get best results. ' Call at ,F. COOPER, LTD., ' . , Seedsmen, Willis-streefc. WANTED KNOWN FOR HIGH-CLAiiS DYEING AND -CLEANING,. 1 . Make sure it is . ESTALL'S STEAM DYE WORKS, 85,- Vivian-street," opp. Salvation Army * Barracks. - - , 1 'Phone !.... 3035. WANTED' to return thanks to country people generally for the manner ih which they supported the Sale. We have 7. few lines to quote this week at special prices — Child's Handkerchiefs, Is dozen; Men's Black Cashmere-finished Socks, 3d; Braces, 6d ; Ties, 6d; Fancy Vests, 2s lid; Felt Hats, 3s lid; Flannels, 2s sd^\ MESTON'S, , ■ 142. Viviari-etreefc. TO" ANf'ED^ KNOW N.I SPARKLING DIAMOND RINGS, from ; • -£5 10s. ENGAGEMENT RINGS, all prices, from 18ot. GOLD WEDDING RINGS, from £1 Is. W.- N. TUCKER. Watchmaker and Jeweller, 72, Cuba-st., Wellington. , Established 1874. TIT ANTED KNOWN— LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WRIST' LET WATCHES, uUST LANDED. , Artistic, Neat, Serviceable. ■ Brilliant > Diamond Rings. G. T. WHITE, JEWELLER, \ 274. Lambton-quay. WANTE-D X N 0 W R vv FRUHLING, ART DEALER AND PICTURE FRAMER, 177/ CUBA-ST. (Next Godber'*). Just Opened Up Shipment of • ENGRAVINGS (Framed and Unframed). , , Also Big -Variety Humorous Sketches. Photo Enlargements a Specialty. ,WANTED KNOWNBOYS'. SCHOOL KNICKERS, Made extra Btrong from HEAVY ALLWOOL SERGE, plain or strap tvhd buckle knee;, sizes 0 to 3, 2s 6d pair; sizes 4 to 15, 3s lldUpair. DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH, Manners-street. yfjT ANTED KNOWN. W. BARBER AND CO. were Dyers and Dry Cleaners by special appointment to Hio Excellehcy Lord Islington. Suits or Drosses Cleaned or Dyed equal to new. 125, Cuba-street, or I+7, Riddiford-street, ■ Ring Telephone 226. WANTED-'Tf you~a7e~dowiviieaTtod, , dreary, dejected, d'oliit tako lysol. Just visit Melon's, I*3, Vivian-street. Jl will choer. you up to sco th« manner in which they ftlmoßt give Htuff uway. Men'B Caßhuiere-finish Socks, 3d \ Bathers' Towels, Gd. 9d, Is; Ladies' and Gents* Bath 'Costumes. Is 3d: ' Child's dilio, 9d. Last week at MESTON'S, 143, Vivian' street. _^ _ -VST ANTED Known— We are iho, Sola M Agent* for Wellington and district for the famous HUMBERETTE CYCLE CAR. -"We are now booking orders for these. First consignment arriving shortly. Place your order at once. Only a limited number arriving. Full particulars from WITCOMBfi AND PYM, Motor Eaguieere, Viyiaa-alree^ ; .Ph,oae 2451.. J
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 49, 27 February 1913, Page 10
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