Est. 1830. gi^lf^S Tel' U3B' By Special Appointment to His Excel loncy the Governor-General. J? RANK GRABY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. npiE a HOP TjiOß pRESENTS, 48, WILLIS-STREET. WATCHES! CLOCKS! WATCHES! CHOICE JEWELLERY! RINGS A SPECIALITY. STERLING SILVER GOODS. NOVELTIES IN PLATE. . SILVER AND EBONY TOILET % ARTICLES. SIGHT TESTING ! OPTICAL GOODS ! Manufacturing, Repairing, Engraving. Country orders receive prompt attention. mHE QHOP "OOR nnKOPHIES. fSPECTACLES'■ " .& -<&%«& »;1! SPECTACLES V _aJß,\^"' ! SPECTACLES „?s>'' A«f \ SPECTACLES V* *atf|&S!r i SPECTACLES \ MEAD ACHES W OE* i HEADACHES \X^ fiDTiriAU' ' HEADACHES wMUAN ' JeSSw'ss MANNERS 31 ! ' S'^ll 'WELLINGTON.. : ! fefffgfl CONSULTATIONS ,TREE| ■ FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. mHE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT •*■■ COMPANY, LTD., is prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS by weight or at per head. The Company also offers Clients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices or from any of tho Buyers in the country. W. G. FOSTER,- | Managing Director. T SHIELDS, Military Tailor, 21, • Wil'is-street, for Officers' and Privates' Uniforms, Breeches, Forage Caps and Hate, Puttees, Trench Coats and Oilskin Coats, Service Stripes and Taunt's Gold Gilt Buttons. All Standard Badges stocked.■ SOME people get "cold feet" when they . read bad war Dews, and others when they go to bed without a "Unique" Hot Water Bottle. Ask your chemist for a, "Unique," and you'll know what sound sleep is. "The best purchase we ever mado," says a family man, "was a 'Unique' Hot Water Bottle wo bought about five- years ago. My wife uses it every night in winter, while for baby's cot it is invaluable, and has never leaked." All chemists. If a child is bilious, turning hot and cold, or oa.n't sleep at night, you'll find there's nothing more soothing and comforting than a hot water bottle—but mind it's a "Unique" made in Great Britain. All chemists. Dont' blame- a poor circulation if you euffer from cold feet at night. Blame your 6wn neglect for not getting a North British Hot Water Bottle with the "Unique" stopper. AH chemists. "Wo havo used a 'Unique' Stopper Hot Water Bottle for over five years," writes one- user, "and it has never yet leaked or given any trouble." Ask your chemist for tho "Unique," it spells satisfaction. Blankets are expensive, but a. few shillings will buy any sized "Unique" Hot Water Bottle you want. Tho product of British capital, brains, and labour. Trade Imperially. You can havo all tho comfort, all the warmth, and all the sound sleep provided by a "Unique" Hot Water Bottle for less than a shilling a year. It can't pay to go without one. Ask you chemist. British trade aftor tho war will easily hold its own if everything js of the same high quality as North British Hot Water Bottles with the "Uniquo" Stopper. Ask your chemist for "Unique." Tho well vulcanised seams of the "Unique" Stopper- Hot Water Bottlo never burst, tear, or leak. They last for years, because made from best plantation rubber and best British labour. Winter ills and Spring chills soon dispelled by using a "Unique" Hot Water Bottle. Always a comfortj never a bother, and surprisingly economical. Costs less than a shilling a year. Ask your chemist for a "Unique." ' • . CHEAP PAINTS. £7000 T™ 0F PAINT CLEARED. HAVING secured the agency of Ramsay's Canadian Paints to make room Jor shipment of several hundred cases, I am now clearing the following lines: — Genuino Raw Oil (eases or barrels), 9s 9d gallon; Gen. Boiled Oil (cases or barrels), 10s del; Gloss Oil in cases, 8s gallon; Finisol (in cases), 9s gallon; Sipo's Japan Oil, 10s; La Sallo Oil, 9s 6d; Lion Oil, 9s; Drialene Turpentine, 4s gallon; Gen. White Lead, 83s cwt; Newcastle Oxide (in oil), 36s cwt; Australian Oxide (dry), 19s cwt; Certain-Red Oxide (in 5 gallon tins), 10s gallon; 1 gallon Tins, 11s; White, 18s; Colours, 17s; Ingam's, Clark's Knotting, 15s gallon; Brunswick and Bronze Green (dry), 45s cwt; (in oil), 56s cwt; Hartman's Anti-Corrosive Paint, blue and green, 75s cwt; Hartman's Cream Coach Paint, 141b tins, 12s 6d; Standard Flexiblo Black Paint, 6s 6d gallon; White Bon Accord, 23s 6d gallon in 1 gallon tins; Sapolin White Enamel, 19s gallon; Burnt Sienna (in oil), 82s; Burnt Umber (in oil), 78s; Raw Umber and Sienna, 70s cwt; Paripan Glossy Cream Enamel, 23s 6d; Cero and Timberoite Shingle Stain, 7s; Dry Distemper, 51b packet, 2s; Standard Buggy Paint, 16s gallon; Standard Terobine, 8s 6d; Blume's Terebine, 10s gallon; Patent Driers, 56s cwt; Vandykes Brown (in oil), 43s cwt; Pliilorito Filling Composition. 61b; Fhmto Soldering Paste,Is 6d 1b; Philorite Thinners. lCs gallon; Putty, ,45s cwt; Reading- Fadeless Green, Is lb; Australian Whiting, 15s cwt; Hope's -Bituman Paint (5 gallon drums), 10s 6d gallon; Dry Vegetable Black, 2s 3d lb; Keystone Primer, 10s gallon; Dry Vermillionette, Is 6d lb; Dry Vermillion Genuine, 7s 6d lb; Bevpror's Paint Colours. 19s gallon; White, 21s"6d; Shellac (in bales), 3» 4d lb; Rosin. 56s cwt; Blacksol Roof Paint, 4s 6d gallon; Falconito Enamel, 28s gallon ; W. and B. Scrim. No. 0, Is 5d yard; No. 1, Is 5Jd; No. 2, Is 6d; Varnish from 10s fid gallon; also Hundreds of Small Tins of Varnish. Enamels, and Sundries. Prices an application. The above prices arc nett. Prompt cash. Delivered in city, rail, or wharf. 5 per cent, extra will be charged if booked. T. A. WELLS, 145 a. Manners-street. Telephone- 885. rfTO MOTORISTS.—I9IB Elect. Lidifc -". Reading Standard Motors have arrival. Vci-wirics for all make-; of motors land —at wholesale prices, and genuine. Re-enamelling- and Plating-, etc All Repairs dono by skilled mechanics and at moderate charges. Largo flock or Motors, from £18. Try Bducher's.-Cyclo mid Motor Arrcnls, 74, Lnniluon-quay, beforo going elsewhere. 'Phone 1579. -«- Keys, n.nd"lend Keys. ;u>d fit Keys to any lock. VVycliprloy, under No. 1, WiUisstreot. 'Phone 568.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 43, 19 August 1918, Page 5
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