[A Card ] MR. H W. EARP-THOMAS, DJNTIST. (Late of the Univ^isity of Pennsylvania, USA) Has COMMENCED PRACTICE at Yoik Buildings (late Wilkins and Field). Special attention to saving the Natural Teeth and to the Caie of Childien's Teeth. HOURS-*) 30 to 4 .-JO
fxtsX Jlulumu Sliow . . OF . . Residents and Visitors are cordially invited TO WALK THROUGH AND INSPECT. , I) I A First UIU I 1 1 UIU I S P ecial Show
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LADIES, READ THE FOLLOWING £s> Our Waterproof and CWnette Pattern Books are now ready and materiair «p-to-date styles, also the Aery latest and choicest Ladies' Garments to Measure from 25/=. Our garments are far superior to the ordinary ready-made goods. The prices Wr for the same quality. All garments are our own make and _ppoinS_°en! J ' SdeCfc JOUr ° Wn Ch ° ice aml avoid <£ New Zealand Clothing Factory, 57,lambtonquay.
"jy/J 0n e y o lend. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RATE OF INTEREST. We b to inform Clientg that we can now ientf BumB of £IQO ND UPWARDS at i\ PER CENT, on approved freehold securities in town or country. Easy terms made for repayment of principal. KIRK AND WILSON, Solicitors, Wellington, Otaki and Petone.
THE SONG OF THE NEW CENTURY. The TWENTIETH CENTURY has arrived not a minute late And has brought us something that s strictly up-to-date, That of which I speak in this little paragraph, Is the typewriter—"THE NEW CENTURY CALIGRAPH." It has a mimeograph devioe, well, really ifc is fine, And a variable space-release, for writing on a line, An easy moving margin-istop and tabulatmg locks A firm ball-bearing carriage that never, never rocks Ihe escapement at the back is a marvel worth beholding, A short and steady type-bar built for manifolding It has, above all others, what the world has longed for much— Oh, wonder of all wonders' That soft and velvet touch I This is no, idle boast, don't let me see you wink If I tell you'it will write as fast as yov can think, And your letters will be written as they never were before, And the postman will be busy bringing orders to your door. —H. B. N. Disbrow.
G.oTeV^^^Ta-^e Ssljfl 'SSS 1 . K for Butchers. £10. 1 Punting Machine. 1 Centrifugal ™ump 9h Deli veiy, £18. 1 Lift complete, non work only £95 J. T. GLOVER, J^NGINEER, BOULCOTT STREET.
_ _ SUNDEELAND HOUSE, g7 CUBA STREET ' Q A _ MAWSON, PASTRYCOOK AND CONFECTIONER, T)EGS to announce that, in consequence JL> of the requnements of his rapidlyincreasing business, he has just completed extensive additions to his piemises and has also introduced the latest and most up-to-f He 1S now ' theiefo *e, in a position to for hj s cll f ntsl ie3une™ents {* shoiter notice, and in laigei quantities, than heie- ° °ie ' T j- > »„ m Ladles After"oon T ™ and Light Lunch as usualWEDDING CAKEs" A SPECIALTY.
IF YOU ARE WISE and we have a ,ar g er variety of every.hfn, , or yo^T^t^t &' £*. S, IZ %hl
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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 92, 5 April 1902, Page 14
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