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■ Wanted Known. 7 A I 60s. 655. 70s, Roady-ic-Wear Suits are -!■*. very durable and retain their shape md smart appcararlcv—Todd. Ta-ues and Co., Clothing Manufacturers. Wakefield St. DEAR Ladies.—Name Engraved. 6d; Brooch Pins. 3d: Main Springs. '23 6d; tiewing Machines.— Denoe=, Strand Arcade. LOOK!— 10s WILL BUY—A Lovely Horn or Hornless Gramaphone with 4 Double-sided Records: securely packed, and' freight paid anywhere; large shipment just j arrived; hundreds of Records to choose from. 1 .Send now -Newton Phono Shop. 227 Karar.gahape Rd.. Auckland. | T HY BE LONELY 20*s deposit and 5s M weekly will buy a Lovely Gramaphone j vr,ri g Double-sided Records, or an Edison ! Phonograph and Records: 2000 Edison Re- j ■ ords to choose from. Is 3d. 2s, and 3s each. ! Catalogues and i<«ts tw>sted tree anvwiere. i Don't delay-—Newton Phono Shop. 227. Kara- • jtraiiape Rd.. Auckland. TiVHY go to Town for Records'—Get them .»' ik Newton. Double-sided from 2s 6d; "Fd:son Blue Atnberol. full stock; Gramavhones from £3 10;-. Phonogranhs from £4 l 's: (err:-.* or fash. Repair?.—Only address. < lty Supply Stores, Tabernacle Buildings, 45, Karangahape Road. Auckland. THE NEXT BEST. —If you cannot afford an Ed:«on I>:-<. Phonograph, then buy j on Edifon Cylinder The machines last for I Tears. The unbreakable Records, a life-I * me. We stock every Edison Record. i Ma n r.--3 from i ' 10.-, cash or terms. Ca'.a- ! 3"gjes free. — Newton Phono. Shop, 227, j Xarangahapc - Road. j rpo THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY.—High.- ' JL class Furniture on easy terms. No , extra charge tor terms. £10 worth. 50s deposit. Os weekly: £20 worth. 1003 deposit, j 7? 6d weekly. Give ua a trial.— Newtcn , Supply Agency. 227, Karangahane Road. 1 AST TERMS FOR EVERYBODY.— ! -lj Furniture. Phonographs. Gramaphones. ! Musical Instruments, Jewellery, etc.. low deposit- Pianos, no deposit: Sewing Machines, v l .-) deposit. Talking Machines Repaired Needles. 3s 6d 1000 — Newton Supply Agency. 227. Karangahape Road. f pLAG BRAND PICKLES " are always I X P'-.re. . , , i F:.k'c appetites they always cure. -i Ladle:-, why not have the best? '• Flag Brand " Quality leads all the rest. j rpHE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO.. 23. | X HIGH ST. Seii New iron-framed 1 Pianos from Os i week. TOR A LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singer? ta-:e Tora-une. Obtainable | **. all Leading Chemists. Is Sd and 2s 6d. "\ T OL"RE right, I an; right, horse is nght. I l and were aii right it you buy your j Horse Covers and Riding Saddles at O. J. j DUBBIN'S. Saddler. 4!. Wyndham Street, I Auckland, next Buckley s. rpo COLLECTORS OF "CAMELS."— J- Many thousands o: " Camels" were sent in for Desert Gold Tea Competition. They ere being counted with utmost despatch. All competitors will be sdvised of results. — ■ —————— 1 DESERT GOLD TEA COMPETITION.— The Com pet'"lor. has been enormously successful. B;:rd!<:-j ci Coupons are now being counted, r.r.d prize-winners will be announced as early as possible. MADAME REPHAH, from Ijrndov and Australia, Vocation expert and >enerai Adviser, daily 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.—167. Kaia.r.ar hape Rd. "JTRANK HOWLETT. Newton.— J. _ Cheapest for best Hairwork. Combings worked up. Price list of Switches and Transformations posted. MOTHERS KEEP THE GIRLS HOME. —New p-.ar.o* from os a week at the No Deposit Piano Co.. 23. High St. \ JOINT of Meat may be tough, but you -TV ran always depend on the delicious •' Military Pickle " being tasty and SDDe- [ tising. Every grocer sells it. Buy a I bottle to-day. j AYESTAFF PIANOS have delighted the British public for over 90 years.—E. I and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., Sole Agents. I ESTY ORGANS—BuiIt on honour, sold on merit, known the world over.Sole Agents E. and F. I'iaj.o Agency, Ltd. ~T<ROM A-*WOMAN WHO KNOWS.—- We J- were out visiting one day and had Desert Gold Tea. and liked it so much we have used it ever since." Is 9d. Is lod 2s. Test it. MRS. SANTOS. Spiritual Clairvovant. from Australia and Auckland, may be consulted at Mrs. Cockhead's Residence, Nixon St.. Hamilton East. f "I?LAG BRAND PICKLES " are still on J- top. To be tound in every live grocer's shop: They are not better than the best. But they are miles ahead of all the rest. PIANOS! . PIANOS PIANOS 111 No deposit. No interest. Three yeara' ■terms.—No Deposit ''Piano Co.. 28. High St. AIiKER ' S PHONERIES. opp. Grey J » T Statue, for popular records. •' Toll "the Boys Come Home." 2s- 9d: "There's a Long. Long Trail," 2s 6d. jTUO ~~ DEPOST PIANO CO U.l The easiest term 3 possible No Interest: No Deposit.—2B. High St. : X ~< ? R E. A T - D Al ?',i? e -& is the delicious -Tl. •' Military Pickle. Every particle is pure Every ■ grocer sellsevery sensible person cats it. Buy a bottle to-day. Price reasonable. TOBA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable tit all Leading Chemists. Is 6d and 2s 6d. r PHE Farmers meet in Auckland, between ;JL 12 and 2 p.m., at The Tiffin Luncheon and, Tea Booms. " T7TIRAPEPTIG " is a combination of -IV roots and herbs, barks and gums, highly concentrated, and of greatest value as a. tonic for stomach and bowels; 2s 6d -All chemists and store?. A ; HEQ Y™ £3~ •' I obtainecT some Drinko for a friend. It "was a bad case, but he is now cured Enclosed is a cheoun tor £3 for supplies for other people." Let the facts convince you Booklet describing this cure for drink habit post free. Can be given secretly. Lady Manager. Drinko Proprietary. 212H, Lambion Quay. Wellington. T ° SHOPKEEPERS. For all kinds of Shop and Window Fittings Busts and Wai Figures. Wholesale and Retail. CHAS. F. PERFECT. 66. Citv Chambers. " 23 years' Ilotno experience with Harris and Sheldon. Ltd., Birmingham, Now their New Zealand Agent. i Tourist Resorts. fnOCKY NOOK, overlooking the Lake, . JCVi Rotorua.—Up-to-date and Select Accominodation. Terms moderate.—Mrs. J. A. Wilson. Proprietress. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. smin rail, station: tel. 174: box 119. Near King George. Hospital. THIRWELL. PRIVATE HOTEL. ROTO RUA—P.O. Box 29. Telephone 20 Telegraphic address. " Thirwell." First-cla 1 ;; accommodation. Tariff, 6s 6d per day; 37i fid per wee.: Imio. from station.—T. P Dowling, Proprietor. THE GABLES, Russell. — 40 Rooms A spacious bedrooms, airy balconies tinvaU- tittingroorils; unlimited water supply h. and c. baths, p.w.. lavatories: bowlin' Bnd croquet greens. 6s day. Launc} glioma, excursions or fishing.—Mrs. E J JJsrby, Proprietress. HOT SPRINGS. HELENS -LL Recommended by leading Auckland Doctors. An Ideal Holiday Resort. SPRINGHIDE HOUSE. Extensive additions completed; 40 rooms, ft 11 ground floors; nearest to baths. Tennis bowls, croquet. Accommodation second tc ■none. 'Bus meets day trains evenm-' ],v arrangement. Ring up Mo 8. Hel-n'?-;ile Bureau. rolegrams. " Sr>rinzsid<- " "receive prompt attention. Tariff. 6s per day '"-,«, ■week.—MßS. EDDLESTON. Proprietress Si ° N O M a" *-> PRIVATE HOTEL. 'Phone 725. Alfred Street. The above well-known House has a fev ■Vacancies for Peimanents. Single an< Double Room 3 Tariff on auolication. MRS. NAIRN - - Proprietress. •fZINGS pOURT pRIVATE TTOTEL UNDER ENTIRELY NEW .MANAGEMENT. UP-TO-DATE IN EVERY RESPECT. Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. Tennis Court, Billiard Table, etc. [Magnificent Views. Three Acres of Ground: Centrally situated in Upper Queen St. Charges moderate. Permanents by Arrangement. Rooms to Let, with or without Board. 'Phone 2256. G. ARROWSMITH. Proprietor TO RENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE, ROTC LD RUA, the Largest Private Hotel c Rotorua. Can accommodate considorabl. over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovate the whole ot it ready lor the season. Elei trie light throughout ; hot and cold bath: paitent lavatories, etc. Nearest house t Government Baths, including the large net bath-house. Motor-cars and conveyance leave Brent's for all the side trips. Term reasonable- Porters meet all trams. —S. 1 iBBENT. Proprietor.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16309, 16 August 1916, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16309, 16 August 1916, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16309, 16 August 1916, Page 2

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