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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15234, 22 February 1913, Page 2

Wanted Known. WE supply Mantelpieces at absolutely cost price: see our stock.—Thompson and Almond', 82, Hobson Street. MES. BROWN. 90. Hobson Street, buys Ladies, and Gent/a and Children's Left-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc— Letters promptly attended to. , ANSON'S Dining Booms, opposite HERALD Offlce.-Somo thmk they lead. I but I claim to be second to none in i Auckland, Breakfast from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. . ■ ■ ____— BANKS, the Expert Tailor, will make up your material, latest style, at very low chargcs.-H.M. Arcade (lata Mrs. Shakespare's prctni'Bes). 'Phone 426. I'M PORTA NT -Banks, the Expert Tailor, I has Removed to H.M. Arcade. Queenst, (late Mrsi Shakeiipcare's premises). " or Pink Corn Cure, safe, \S painless, effeitaai- Price, Is—A. a J. L-wab, Chemist. Newton. • - C CHANGE of se.osons means change of Uat. i ' ''hansco of hat means £.2 to £5 out of pocket You get a new feat with EaCELsIOjU HAT DYE, only coats <fd LAMB'S Q. and I. Tonic enriches the Blood and sharpens the Appetite. Price, 2s—A. 8. J. Lamb. Chemist. Newton A BOON to Mothers I Lamb's Chocolate Worm Tablets, is per box.—Lamb. Chemist. Newton. - SAVE £2 2a anu use EXCELSIOR DULL HAT DYES, and your last season's hat will look like new. Dries in five minutes. All shades stocked by all grocers. 6d bottle. LAWN MOWERS.—Buy the best durable Machines that will last.—Only the best makes from A. Yates and Co., Ltd.. Albert street, opp. Customshouse, 1717'E have a largo stock of Garden Hoao. VV that vrill last a lifetime.— Yates and Co.. Ltd.. Seedsman, etc, Albert-street, opp. Oustomshouse. EVERYTHING for the Garden ,—Seede, Manures. Plants. Garden Tools (all the strongest makesi from Arthur Yates and Co., Ltd.. Albert-street, just near Customsstreet. ______ DEEDS for tie Kitchen and Ficwer GarO den- All growths tested before we send out— Yates and Co.. Ltd., AlbertSt.. opp. Customshouse. M ANSON'S Dining Rooms. opposite HEitALJ Office.—Some think thoy lead, but I ckiim to be 6eoond to none in Auckland, Breakfast from 7 ft.m. to 10 a.m.. - TENNIS PLAYERS.—Get your Kacqueta X re-strung or repaired by an export; charges moderate: best gilt used. 2617—A. Bruce 94. Albert-at v " WHY work. Mother?" " Well, the lino* VV lean won't polish Itself, my squ-" Use " UNOARSISH" Linoleum Polish. li works by itself. Polishes as you put, it on, end stay? polished. All grocers, Is 6d. VEGETABLES for th«» Winter.—Plant now Cabbaite. Savoy. Broccoli. Beet, Leek. B. Sprout*. silver Beet-Strong onto from a! Yatea and. Co., Ltd., Lower Albsryst. ■ DAFFODILS.— for my pr?«? list of these lovely spring flower.s; post tree.— Jas. Alien, Lancashire Nursery. Panmure. _ eriA MEN wanted to see Latest Patterns. D\J\) Hundreds to select from.- the Little Tailor Shop, Victoria Street East, near Park. . - . .___ 4 M ANSON'S Dining . opposite A ffi Offlce'-lome think toey lead, but I cJairn to be . second to none in Auckland. Breakfast from 7 n.m. to ID a.m. ' -. ~;■,. T'iSBTS Collected promptly; no coUe«JL/ t-icas. no charges; income tax returns prepared, tradesmen's ,o_>W \' 3 * 1 anoed.—Hansard, 31, Shortland Street. SALE ~'.T BOTH SHOPS, NOS. 1 and 17, LOWER QUEE3S STREET. ■J. GREEN AM) SON Have nuvoha&'»ds the Stock &nd hei& of ffiraerVßtop. No. 1„ Queen Street. We hone our old and many new customers w°Fl give us a call at Nos. 1 and 17, Lower Queen Street. Sale at No». I and 17, Lower Queen Street, commencing TO-DAY (Saturday), Feb. 21. ■TNTERNATIONAL CLEANING CO. Cleaners of Offices, Private Houses, Cluv-hes. w Banks, and Public Holdings. Vacuum Ole&nilV? J? all ciescTiptions. Houses washed down r- cleaned. Carpets taken «n W «t«H»d at. works. MAREKT LAN». r'LLL&LLY STREET. ■£ii-ii9 __aa e EWINg" - " """ ,: '• machines CALLED FOE CTSANS©. i_> justed, guarantbed- . .Wilson., ;.:■' • ■ ' Si, We'ileslcr Street W,„ Ctork's Buildings. Thane, 3458. _______—_-——-• G~~OOD TABLE SUTTER FOE Is PER LBFor ft ■.le« more days only, at the LITTLE BACON SHOP. Vft, Hobson Street. W~" ■ V*ifcf Cueap. Shoddy Clothes, JT when iva can supply y an with a ' Itdlat'WMM Misfit or an Uns'laimed Order ' Bait from fa U. We have ah,? a variety fof good class Second-hand, Suits, Macks. Overcoats. Odd Jackets. Ve«ts. Trousers. etc. in thorough clean order, repair Clothins bought, sold or exchanged We a.so . Clean. Press, Alter. Repair -And entirely Renovate any article of clotbjug - iae; , don Clothing. Clea.id«g and B eP ? ' r jfe_^^ 4. Gt Koitb Rd.. near Ponsonby Reserve Open till 8 p.m. 'Phone 3976. • CIRCULATING LIBRARY -of • iVI the Newest Books is undoubtedly the » Leading Lending Library, of Auckland. • i New Books added each week. Books, clean; '■ ed soiled books allowed to accumulate- • Terms moderate. E. M ACILA? - BOOKSELLER. Opp- J. 0. Court. Ltd., and next Union Back, Queon fltreet. 9 t ■ ______________ , rn o ADVEETISEHa JL xx i, Advertisements under the following ..' classified headings—" Situations Wanted," ,J Situations Vacant," " Domestics Wanted," 0 " Wcint-fvt ltr>n~fn." " Anartmenta Wanted."

wantca r.nown, Apsruoenu 11 iuiwu, " Apayii«!Ai>vs Vacant," " Wanted to Buy," "Houses' at'ft' Land Wanted," " Miscellaneous Wanteds," "Lost and Found." ' "Pereozsa?.'" *To Let," " For Sale." etc., are sees-ted at the r&t* of 18 words for Ik, or three N consecutive insertions for 2s (id fsjr cash paid in cdv'anco. A-i ~< i'iisemonts for inoertion in the NEW a&A/us '££■ 31ZBAIji> can be left at the follow.''fcUsei.t—' ' i AEC;HH_LZ<, Great North Road—E. J. Cronln, Chemist. Vol?CAf(E—Bollard and Wood's Store.. COLLEGE ROAD-N. Urquh&rt, Grocer. DEVONFOIiT—J. Reep George and Co., Chemists. _■__~. EDEN TERRACE—J. Hubber. EPSOM, near Barn-Macklow, Chemist. EPSOM, corner Eanfuxly Road—B. P. Olescn, Grocer. Rost.ce, Grocer. ELLEBSLIE— E. J. Croniu. Chemist. GREY LYNN, Tram Terminus— Dalziell, Bulcber. GREAT NORTH t ROAD -S. Gilbert, Chemist, opposite Ponsonby Reservoir. GREENLANE-H. W. "opsins, Butcher corner Great South Boad. HERNE BAY. Tram Terminus—Holloway and Co., Grocers. l KARANGAHAPE ROAD -H. O. Wiles Chemist. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, opp. Newton P.O —Friendly Societies' Dispensary KARANGAHAPE ROAD, near Symonds street— Claude R Woollams, Chemist. KARANGAHAPE ROAD — Mr. Lamb Chemiist. KINGBLAND-A. W. Page's Store. MOUNT ALBERT-Thode Bros.' Store. MOBNING3IDE, Tram Terminus— Angus Grocer MOUNT EDEN—H. T. King. Chemist MOUNT ROSKILL—J. W. Bridgman and Sons Grocers. MOUNT ROSKILL. corner Dominion Boat and Prospect Terrace—Jas. Preston Grocer. NELSON AND COOK STBEETS-J. Preston Grocer. NEWMARKET— W. Fookes, Chemist. NEWMARKET— Teed. Chemist, NEW' LYNN-J Oag's Store. NORTHCOTE— Mrs. Lepp*:r. Stationer. OTAHUHU-J. Todd. Tailor. ONEHUNGA (Upper End)—J. Robins. Grocei ONEHUNGA (CeutraU — Miss Orightoc Stationer. _ . ' . PATTESUN -STREET, opp. Victoria Park-. pA Henderson. Chemist. PARNELL— J J Fulton and Co., Chemists. PONSONBY, Three Lamps.— LeQtioam Chemist. ~ . ' „, . ■ ] tjnXRfiNBY ROAD-C- A. Ogle. Chemist. PONSONBY ROAD—Hutchiuson Bros. -Ore PONSONBY, Jervois Boad — McKinaej RICHMOND. Great North Eoad-A. B. Welhan Chemist-REMUERA-A Ball. Stationer. REMUERA. corner Clonbern Road-L. . ' Keys Grocer. SYMONDS-STREET. opp, P.0.-Thos. Russel Chemist. ' ST HELIERS— Orawshaw. ITAKAPUNA — K«es 'George and Cc Chemists .. , . Advertisers may also telephone direct I the HERALD Advertising Department throng Telephone No. 17a and tei 10 p.m. throas No. 223. r