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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 48, 25 August 1923, Page 6

iSNJOY THEM NOW.I "Kf ' GREEN PEAS. Picked in the spring, preserved plump, juicy, and tender. Ready cooked for use. Cover with water and bring to the boil, but do not re-cook. A delicious dish for any day of the year. "X" GREEN PEAS, '; 2's tins. All grocers. B. SMITH, " FOOD AND DAIRY PRODUCE SPECIALIST WE are'SPECIALISTS because' by specialising we make it our business to learn all there is to learn about our specialty lines. BECAUSE, by exerting our buying ability on our specialty lines, we can buy well and sell well. BECAUSE we can turn our Stock fast and always sell clean, fresh stock. Our specialty lines are all reduced. Maypole . Butter, Super-grade Creamery Is 7d per lb Rosy Morn Butter, First Grade Creamery Is 6d per lb / Glen Creamery Butter (good table), Is 5d per lb Buttercup Whey Butter (good table), Is 5d per- lb i Pastry Whey (good wholesome butter), Is 4d per lb Primest Back Rashers Bacon, Is Id per lb Primest Ham Rashers, Is 3d per lb Cooked Ham, 2s per lb Whole Hams, Is Id per lb Whole Sides, lOd per lb Clover Honey, lOd per lb Pure Leaf Lard, lOd uer lb CHEESE. We stock'the fullest range procurable of cheese to suit all 'tastes. Primest Mild Export Quality, lid per lb Tasty Cheese, Is-per lb Well-matured, Cheese, Is 3d per 'lb . Imported English (matured in Port Wins), 2s 6d per lb Stilton Cheese. 4s per lb Finest OHvn Oil (rjer quart tiottW. 3 S 6d . FRESH KILLED .POULTRY Roastinc Fowls: Boiling Fowls. CockereTs, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys; hundreds to select from. ' ■ ; ■ Full-sized Etrers. Is 6d per dor. Medium-sized Rees. 1? 4rl ncr dozen B. BATITH, Food and Dairy Produce Specialists, 48 and 50, Courtenay place. SUITS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAK. ■T^E HAVE just opened a fine range, ''•of Suitings, for Spring and Summer service. These, allied with our expert tailoring, will, rive you the smartest suits for the comiusr season. SUiTS FROM 8: GUINEAS. Note our splendid values in Dress Suits, 14 to 15 guineas; Dinner Suits, 12 and 13 guineas; in the Choicest English Fabrics, silk-lined. -TAMES BELL. "THE POPULAR TAILOR.". Manners street. SPORTS GROUPS. "ftTOW is the timo io have your Team •*■" Photographed. Sco our Exhibition of Beautifully-toned Group Photos. ZAK STUDIOS,; : . P. H. JAUNCEY, Proprietor, 59, Manners street. TJ 57 VIAL, 8.D.8. -* DENTAL SURGEON, . i ■ . Caledonian Chambers, -33. Willis street (Over Harfsl. Telephone 1286. jty£ R- J-~ J. QTJI NN, Dentist, 196, Larnbton quay, _ Opposite Midland Hotel. Telephone ,891. M ,', (TcTrd!) ~ X- 'H- L. G L 0 V E R, DENTAL SURGEON, .„ , „ Late of Dunedin, Handel's Building. 101, Willis street, Tel. 800. OTAPLES AND - CURTIS, Dentists, '. 4, WILLIS STREET, ' - Tal. 2488.. , „ ■ "Tel.-2*BB. ME- F. W. BOND. (Late Dental Surgeon Wellington ■ Hospital). Corner of Willis and Boulcott streets. Teleiphone .450. 18. WI N AND GEORGE, SHAREBROKERTS. Members of the Wellington Stock Exchange (Telegrams Thorwin, Wellington) ' 37, PANAMA STREET. OALEK, TURNER, AND BROWN, „„ Barristers and Solicitors. 14-2, leatherston street ■ (behind Kirkcaldie's). Trust moneys for lat and 2nd Mortgages. SIGHT-TESTING ROOMS JM. SAVIDGE, Opt. D. ( Ophthalmic • Optician, 63, LAMBTON QUAY Opp. Gpvt. Buildings. Telephone, 3116. ~ '. H. SPEAR, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST L. 7, Willis street, Wellington. ATE Optician to the Wellington Hospital ant! Charitable Aid Board. THE CLOUDS ARE LIFTING. ' BRIGHTER CLOTHES are now appropriates rf\HE SHIPMENTS OF ENGLISH X SUITINGS just landed a t , MILLIGAN'S, Kelburu avenue, Are not only VERY -FASHIONABLE,' v but calculated to . lidiato a Spirit of Cheerfulness, As everyone is influenced by the Clothes / - he wears, EXHIBITION. AN ENTIRELY NEW EXHIBIT OF PORTRAITS, in Monochrome and India Proof, is now on view (downstairs} at the S. P. . ANDREW STUDIOS 10 Willis street. . ' ' The Exhibit includes some beautiful miniatures in water colour. S. P/ANDREW STUDIOS, Limited, . Wellington. A" . M. WILSON AND CO X3l» (Late of J. and A. Wilson), ' ' ■ Funeral Furnishers,