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Evening Post, Volume xciv, Issue 73, 24 September 1917, Page 6

JO AJBT L E,T T STUDIO, lO* WILLIS-STREET, Wellington. Wo mow undertake HOME and OUT-J DOOR PHOTOGRAPHY. Charges vary according to process '.an which work is finished. j BARTLETT AND ANDREW, LTD., Telephone 1233.. DRINK and NATIONAL EFFICIENCY TT is how quite easy to quit the drink -S- habit. With "Drinko," a harmless powder, which is given secretly if desired, hundreds^ of patients have been cured. Treatment is inexpensive, and can be given at home. Write for free particulars. Sent in plain 6ea-led letter. Address in confidence, Lady-Manager, Drinko I Proprietary, 212E, Lambton-quay, Wellington. nnHE PREMISES of the Undersigned •*- will be CLOSED for Special HoEday on WEDNESDAY, 26th September. J. MYERS AND -CO., LTD,, Hunter-street. i i ; TMTR- BRIDGE, Dentist (late Upper Willis-street),- has resumed Prac,&oe at MACARTHY CHAMBERS, opposite Hotel Windsor, WHUS-ST. Hours-9 to-5. Tel. 4491. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN TILE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON AND EDINBURGH. '£ Subscribed Capital . 4,500,000 Paid-up Capital 2,437,500 Funds exceed 23,900,000 MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., Agents. HOLIDAY NOTICE. mi-IE PREMISES of the Undersigned ■*- will be CLOSED on WEDNESDAY, 26th September, 1917;. JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO., LTD., Wellington. .YXTHEN wou-are told' of "some- , thing cheaper" in Clothes ■ than-.you cam-gefc^at \ . KELBURN-AVE^UE, ■ ' BE-ON YOUR-GUARD! Consider hoiv you Trill look in them before talcing the risk. » DAVID ANDERSON AND . SON, ■.■■■ .: mEA MERCHANTS AND FAMILY X " GROCERS, ' 69-75, MOLESWORTH-STREET, Telephone'33l. WATSON'S "WHISKY (No. 10) imHE PUREST-AND BEST SPIRIT. " MINE'S' A OAMRO0 M 1 /"IALIi foi~a "CAMROC" DRY GINGER , AXE, and get acquainted with the flavour of this drink. v v Hotels-aad Storee-eell "CAMROC." Sole Proprietors— THOMSON, LEWIS AND CO., ''Phone 2627 A. Wellington. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "Rhetoric."—lt is, of course, largely a matter of opinion. Publication of a detailed criticism of the judges' decision is not admissible. Your suggestion, to ensure uniformity; that "certain constitutional lines should be laid down for the guidance of future judges" might very well be forwarded direct to the society which arranges the contest. tetters .addressed to The Editar-inteßded^or publication should be written in'int.