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Free Lance, Volume XVIII, Issue 948, 12 September 1918, Page 23

IPIMPIRE jgILLIARD JpAR LOURS 19, WILLIS STREET. (Next Empire Hotel.) Cosiest, Best Equipped and Most Up-to-Date Rooms in Wellington. HANDICAP SNOOKER TOURNAMENT. SPECIAL NOTICE. As the above Tournameut has closed with such a splendid entry (128 — which I believe is an Australasian record) I have decided to give Four Prizes in addition to those already advertised. PERCY TREMAINE, ■ 'Phone 4555. Proprietor. By Appointment to the Governor-Genera!. FRANK ~~GRADY, Watchmaker & Jeweller. 48, WILLIS-STREET. "THE SHOP-FOR PRESENTS.' Watches! Clocks ! Watches ! Choice. Jewellery! Rings a Specialty Sterling Silver Goods Silver and Ebony Brushes, etc. Novelties in Greenstone. MANUFACTURING! ENGRAVING! "THE SHOP FOR TROPHIES. Est. 1880. Tel. 1138. P.O. Box 243. COMMERCIAL PRINTING of all descriptions executed with neatness and despatch at the New Zealand Free Lance Office

WE CAN HARNESS YOUR FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES— Cooking, Water-heating, etc. FOR PARTICULARS— Roberts' Iron, Steel and Oven Works, G.P.O. BOX 85, WELLINGTON. Sole Manufacturers of Roberts' Salamander Ranges.