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Free Lance, Volume XVIII, Issue 972, 13 March 1919, Page 11

Sydney's Premier .Private Hotel. The "Ritz" • ■ -f -.v. \ .. . . •• a Cremorae, • ' N Da the Harbor Froai. Delightful 8 minutes' Ferry Trip frOm Circular Quay.- , 140 tiooms, -com- ' prising Private Suites, Open-air Sunny Lounges, Billiard Room,, Tennis Court. ' Electric Light and ; Lifts. Illustrated Prospectus and. all particu- i" •lars forwarded on. applications Telephones : Y2llß and Y1266. | Hotel grosvenor, SYDNEY. ELEVATED imd SALUBRIOUS POSITION. modern homely appointments: SUPERIOR OUXSINfe and SERVICE. COURTEOUS and ATTENTIVE STAFFS. TARIFF: Single Room, from lis, and £3 10s per. week and up : . ROOM . and BREAKFAST (single- rooms ■' only, if available), 6s 6d per day.C. "W. M. CHATEAU. Proprietor. DO we want a continuance of - Wars; 1 " Strikes, aMd-Discord of every nar~ • tore? If so, do not;use the ''GOLDEN RULE 5 ' pictorial world-lifting . lopes, "GOLDEN RULE" Soap, "GOLDEN RULE" Candles, "GOLDEN RULE" Writing Tablets, "GOLDEN RULE" School Rulers. "GOLDEN RULE" Bowling Cards, ''THINKER" pictorial Penny Note Books,i, "KEEP SMILING" Sandeoap, "NO, RUBBING" Laundry Help, becausethe use of these splendid goods tends to. promote harmony and success. r ' GEORGE THOMAS AND, CO4 "\yHolesale Distributorsi" *1

: General Allenby Crossing the Desert in a Ford " F/' writing in die London £)ai7j? Mail says : t "The lastsaw of ..Gener&l Allenby was ' 'at his' Desert Headquarters before Gazcty, a year ago, sitting upright in a Ford Coir —the King of the Desert and the only car that will tackle the sand!" : In Egypt and Mesopotamia, in France and Belgium," on every Front in this war the Ford has proved itself time and again to bef:" the only; car ? to tackle and triumph over the worst conditions of road and track. That : -is "the.;..Fbrii.'' is the c&iri for New Zealand-—best for all roads, for alt weathers and all seasons. The Colonial Motor C©. "■ • Limited '' V■■ .i K-. X' Auckland - - Wellington . Timaru 'X "-'74 r Our Enlarged Portraits are strikingly lifelike. Even in enlarging from old or indifferent prints the expression is skilfully preserved. : Andrew / ffl XDillis Street 5 TDellington. . telephone J233. ■ ■ - ; X: