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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16026, 18 September 1915, Page 2

Wanted Known. A POSTCARD will bring you by return mail a full range of samples of our Newest Suitings. We guarantee every garment we make. Prices —Moßride, Cash Tailor. Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria St. , SEND your Suites to be Recovered. All Classes of Furniture Manufactured.— Roland Mens. Complete House Furnisher. Telephone 1492. Divorce matters followed up,' . Missing Friends traced. Private Inquiries made. Accounts collected. „ „ HARRY SACHS. Inquiry Agent. 18, H M. Arcade, Auckland. SHARPEN your lawn mower with the Osborne Sharpener, effective and easy to use Post free, 2s Smith, 14, Wakefield St. WA. GREEN AND CO.'s PIANOS.— • Low price, but excellent value.Sole Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldica'.t, Manager 0 HEAP FISH. Call at Sanford's Fish Mart, Customs Street, for Retail Parcels at wholesale rates. DURAND'S REGULATING PILLS. 5s box, most efficient on market, harmless, reliable Medicines, etc., <ient post free on receipt postal notes.—Bridgo Drug Store, 3, Karangahape Road, Auckland. "IV-EEP THE HOME BRIGHT IV A Brand New Iron-Framed Piano from 5s a week. Deposit Piano Co., 28, High Street. WHEN you take TORA-LINE you know why everybody takes TORA-LINE. /CALLED up at night. Don't bark your V/ shins. Reach out for your "Ever-Ready" Pocket Lamp; electric, fresh, reliable; S3 6d up.Hazard's, Queen St. EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO.— -y x Full allowance for your old Piano at the No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. BOYS are delighted with the present of an Electric Pocket Lamp. Ready" is best on the market; reliable. fresh; 3s 6d. —Hazard's. Queen St. MEN out late should carry an " EverReady" Electric Pocket Lamp or Torch. Immensely useful 3s 6d —Hazard's, Queen St. BACK at the office Jate. No lift running. Risky to stumble downstairs. Electno Pocket Lamp worth its weight in gold: 3s 6d up. The ' Ever-Ready."—Hazard's, Queen Street. PIANOS! . PIANOS !! PIANOS!!! No Deposit. No interest. Three years' terms.—No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. OUR BUSINESS IS TO SATISFY. V-* Our Pianos do that.—The No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. /COWS do better if oovered this cold V weather; they give more milk, and do with less feed if kept warm. Horses work better if oovered. E. Lb Rot. 42, Queen Street. Auckland. T.OOK YOUNG.—You need not have grey r~j + , 2 r , hair. Send for treatise on best method of Hair Dyeing (by prominent hair specialist), entirely free— A. Eccles. Chemist. Auckland. J. 11 c G R A ■ T H REGISTERED SANITARY PLUMBER. Gibbons Rd.. Takapuna: also Valley and Dominion Eds. Estimates Given. ORDER THAT RING NOW. —Our '.Security" Instalment System makes it possible to procure the best of Jewellery at lowest prices and easiest terms.— and Birkett, Jewel (first floor), Security Buildings. Open Fridays until 9 p.m. ALWAYS Busy., never idle; that's the xX happy condition of things at Pearson's great sweep out of Boots and Shoes, Newton. POST FREE MONTHLY.—Send Address irj l nd we will post you regularly "The N-Z. Reoord Herald, containing lists of all the Latest Records and ether interesting matter-Newton Phono Shop, 227. Karangahape Rd. 'Phone A 2104. RUN No Risks! Insure with the National ■ Insurance Co., 101, Queen Street. Fire, Accident. Sickness. Bedrock terms. Raiding rats, marauding mice. Mummified at little price. "DATSPOOF—One _ box 7d. two Is lid. per 7-*'_ lb 4s. Post free. Stores supplied— J. COBB. Elleralie. WHY go to town for records?— them * * in Newton—Double-sided from 2s 6dEdison Blue Amberol, full stock; Gramaphones from £3 10s; Phonographs from £4 10s; terms or cash; repairs. Address, City _ Supply Stoies. Tabernacle Buildings. 45, Karangahape Road, Auckland. CLEAN Sweep of Boots and Shoes now V/ m progress at Pearson's Store, corner Upper Queen St- and Karangahape Rd. Newton

"PAST TERMS FOB EVERYBODY XJ . aitaro. Phonographs. Gramaphonea, Musical Instruments, Jewellery. etc., low deposit; Pianos, no deposit: Sewing Machines, no deposit Talking Machines Bep&ired. Needles. 3s 6d 1000.—Newton Supply Agency', 227. Karmngahape Road. •J 10 \ D7ERTISEBB. Advertisements under the following classified heading#—" Situations "Wanted," " Situations Vacant," " Domestics Wanted," "Wanted Known," "Apartments Wanted," " Apartments Vacant," "Wanted to Buy," " Houses and Land Wanted," " Miscellaneous Wanted," •' Lost and Found," " Personal, ' "To Let," " For Sale," etc., are inserted at the rate of 18 words for Is or three consecutive insertions for 2s 6d for cash paid in advance. Advertisements for insertion in the Nrw Zealand HERALD can bo left at the following places:— ARCHH3LL Tram Terminus C. Stebbmg. Ironmonger. ARCHHILL, Great North Road—E. J. Cronin, Chemist. AVONDALE—BoIIard and Woods' Store. BIRKENHEAD—J. Beddaway, Hairdresser. DEVONPOBT—J. Bees George and Co Chemists. COLLEGE ROAD—N. Urquhart, Grocer EDEN TERRACE—J. Hubbar. ED END ALE Black, Grocer, Balmoral Road. EPSOM, near —Macklow, Chemist. EPSOM, corner Banfurly Road—B. P Oleson, Grocer. | EPSOM— Roscoe, Corner Great South Road and Manukau Road. EPSOM, Greenwood's CornerO. P. Wright , Stationer. ' i ELLERSLIE—Jackson Bros' Store. [ GREY LYNN Tram TerminusG. Dalziell, Butcher. GREAT . NORTH ROAD -S. Gilbert. Chemist, opposite Ponsonby Reservoir. GREEN LANE—H. W. Hopkins, Butcher Comer Great South Road. ! HERNE BAY. Tram Terminus—J. Mines, Grocer. KARANGAHAPE ROAD—Edward Smith. Chemist. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, opposite Newton P.O.—Friendly Societies' Dispensary. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, near Symonds St. Bridge Drug Store. KARANGAHAPE ROADA. J. S. Lamb, Chemist. KINGSLAND—WaIker's Bazaar. KINGSLAND— W. Page's Store. MILFORD BEACH—F. W. Retter. MOUNT EDEN— T. King. Chemist. MOUNT EDEN— Terminus Store. MOUNT ROSKLILL—W. W. Macferson. MOUNT ROSKILL, corner Dominion Road and Prospect Terrace— Preston, Grocer. MORNINGSIDE—Bovin, Grocer. MOUNT ALBERT—Thode Bros.' Store NELSON AND COOK STREETS'—J. Preston, Grocer. NEWMARKET— Fookes, Chemist. NEWMARKET—T. D. Teed, Chemist. NEW LYNN — Oag's, Stationer, opposite station. NORTHCOTE— Lepper, Stationer OTAHUHUJ. Mclvor. OTAHUHU—J. Todd. ONEHUNGA (Upper End) —J. Robins, Grocer. ONEHUNGA (Central) — Tobacconist. PATTESON STREET (opposite Victoria Park)—J. Henderson, Chemist. PARNI?^L—J. J. Fulton and Co., Chemists. PONSONBY. Three Lamps—A. LeQuesne, Chemist. PONSONBY ROAD, opposite All Saints' Church —R. Cotterall, Chemist. PONSONBY ROADHutchinson Bros., Grocers. PONSONBY ROAD, opposite Franklin Road, —T. W. Irwin, Chemist. PONSONBY ROAD., near Picton Street Mr. R. C. Wiles, Chemist, 117 Ponsonby Road. POINT CHEVALIER—Martin's Store. PONSONBY, Jervois : Road — McKinney, Chemist. RICHMOND, Tram Terminus— B. Welham. Chemist. REMUERA— Ball, Stationer. REMUERA, corner Clonbern Road—Guy and Cutler, Grocers. TAKAPUNA — Bees George and Co., Chemists. SYMONDS STREET, opposite P.O.—Thos. Russell, Chemist. ST. HELIERS—Otto. Advertisers may also telephone direct to the Advertising Department through Telephone No. 178, and after 10 p.m. through No. 329.