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| Wanted Known. BEST Spray Pump on the market. Billen's "Easy Worker."-Busck, Ferry , Buildings. , | EVERYTHING Reduced at our', new Preraises. Hobson St.. next Wellington St. —W. Slaney, Jeweller (late Queen St.). WAR TIME PRICES FURNITURE ANd" MANTELPIECES, At 84, HOBSON STREET. .^ THOMPSON AND ALMOND. DRESSMAKING-Children's Clothes, etc., well made, reasonable; garments also cut ready to finish at home.— Pitt St. BUY A PHONOGRAPH or Gramaphone on Easy Phonographs, from 90s ; Gramaphones, from 60s. Zonophone, Regal, Herald Records, from 2s. Catalogues free. - -Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahape Rd. TORA-LIKE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-lino. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists] Is 6d and 2s 6d. GIVE the Kiddies an opportunity of enjoying Kaiser Day. Hazard's Fireworks will please. Assorted boxes, 2s 6d I upwards. NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES.Fu!l allowance for your old Piano.—No Deposit P -"-> Co.. 28, High St. OUR Ready-to-Wear Suits at 70s are the best value in town.— Todd, James and Co.. Outfitters. Wakefield St. HOWLETT, 209, Karangahape Rd. . —Cheapest for best Hairwork, Combings worked up. Price list of Switches and Transformations posted. „________-____—-——--——— » NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO. The easiest terms possible. No Interest I No Deposit.—2B. High St. i— TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-lino. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists. Is 6d and 2s 6d. PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!! I No deposit. No interest. Three years terms.— Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High St. EASY TERMS FOR EVERYBODY.Furniture, Pianos, Phonographs, Gramaphones, Musical Instruments, Clocks, Jcwollery. Repairs. Needles, 3s fid 1000.—Nowton Supply Agency, 227, Karangahapo Rd. THE Best and Brightest Fireworks, English and Chinese, arc sold at Hazard's. Splendid assortment in boxes, 2s 6d upwardsLADIES' COSTUMES-We keep a special staff for making Ladies' costumes, and guarantee perfect satisfaction; send for patterns; we will be pleased to send them oy return—Mcßride, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter. 11-13, Victoria St. CONSULT Celebrated Madame Bennctte. Astrological Clairvoyanto ; advice on I business, health, dangers, etc.—2ll, Hobson St., near Wellington St. URAND'S REGULATING PILLS. 5s box: most efficient on market; harmleas, reliable. Medicines, etc.. sent post free on receipt postal notes.— Bridge Drug Store, 8. Karangahape Road. Auckland. TAILORING.— J. Todd, Tailor. Darby St., Auckland and Otahuhu.— one of our Summer Suits ; fit and stylo guaranteed. n ENT.'S Nowest Shapes in Bostock-made "JT Boots at 21s pair, at Pearson's Store, Karangahape Rd., Newton. EEP THE HOME BRIGHT.A Brand New Iron-framed Piano from 5s a week.— Deposit Pia»"» Co., 28, High Street. > RUSSELL'S PILLS are the Best and most successful; 2s Cd and 4s 6d. AH Medicines, ejp.. post free, by return on receipt of postal note. Special Mail Order Department.—Russell, Chemist, opp. P. 0., Upper Symonds Si. Auckland. BROADWOOD. the Standard Piano of the World—Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. PLEASE. Dad, buy Hazard's Fireworks »for Kaiser Day. They are tho best. Assorted boxes, 2s Gd, 4s, 7s 6d, and 16s. ESTEY ORGANS—BuiIt on honour. Sold on merit, knowp tho world over.— Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency Ltd. PADEREWSKI, the World's creates* Pianist, prefers Erard Pianos.— Sols Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. COLLARD AND COhLA.nO.— houaeb-ld nam* for Piano Excellence.— Agents. nd F. Piano Agency. Ltd. HYPNOTISM.— teach by mail, also Development of Inner Forces.—Write or call, Institute of Science, 182, Victoria St. West. »TO PIANO BUYERS.— 18s 6d down I and 7s 6d weekly, we will doliver a highclass English Piano. .Old Pianos taken in Exchange or Bought right Newton Piano Shop, 225, Karangahape Rd. 'Phone A 2104. WALKER'S Phoneries, Queen St% next Tonson Garlick. for Columbia Gramaphones and Records, Regal Gramaphones and Records, Edison Cylinder Phonographs and Records; Needle Machines from £4 10s, Edison Machines from £4 10s, Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs from £28- Records from 2s 3d. Send for lists. Bring your repairs. LEARN THE MAIL ORDER BUSINESS, AND MAKE BIG MONEY ! Suitable for both Ladies and Gentlemen, and can bo undertaken at home in your whole or spare time. Send 10s Postal Note to MAURICE HOWARD. Box 720. Auckland. Send now! This offer is only open for a limited time. BUGS DESTROYED. VERMIN EXTERMINATED. Blade's Process will clear the most infested area in an hour or two, leaving it thoroughly clean and sanitary. 1 Quotations given for hotels, warehouses, 1 steamers, etc., and all jobs, big and small. Excellent Testimonials. Ring up 2571, and get particulars, and write P.O BOX 979. Auckland. ' TVRINK Bui's THOUSANDS , Yon need not let your friend suffer. Om : woman writes: "Drinko Powders have mndi _ a new man of my son. Ho is now off thi drink." This wonderful remedy is inex ' pensive and can be given secretly a 5 home Send two penny stamps for free booklet State if Mr.. Mrs., or Miss.—Ladv Manager Drinko Proprietary, 212h, Lambton Quay - Wellington. i- — >- \ POSITIVE CURE FOR CORNS ; TOE GUM. f TOE GUM. ' Painless. Price, Ono Shilling. _ Post PBid, Is 2d. Obtainable only at - MARRIAGE'S HOMOEOPATHIC PHAB _ MACY. a 165. Queen St.. Auckland (late J. A. Pond! i- FT-PINO DISINFECTING FLUU I The latest scientific Germ Destroyer as use i, by the Auckland Hospital, ' PROTECT YOURSELVES against 1. INFECTIOUS DISEASES (Over 200 cases of infectious diseases notifie last month). U-PINO Kills All Germs. : - Is 3d per tin, from all Chemists and Storcf I Makes 50 pints, full strength disinfectant 0 Sole Sales Agents. J. YOCK & C. High St DRESS BETTER AT LESS COSTAny Lady or Gentleman can do this b sending their Costumes and Suits to be Dr: Cleaned or Dyed by our Special Americai Process, which enables us to so renovat _ them that they are equal to new. The pricot . too, are most reasonable. Feathers cleaned " curled, or dyed. Country ordors- receiv prompt attention. One address only: THI '» EMPIRE CLEANING CO., 358. Queen St, opp. Town Hall. Vans collect. 'Phone 3861 SMARTNESS WITHOUT EXTRAVA GANCE. '• WE MAKE CLOTES LAST LONGER B' II CLOTH-PRESERVING TREATMENT. a You save more en your tailors' bills tha the expense of treatment, but you 100 B as if you had an inexhaustiblo supply c new clothes. COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. V V pROTHALL. y RENOVATING* SPECIALIST AND i- PRACTICAL TAILOR. 137. SYMONDS ST. 'Phone 4114. Look for name at bottom of window. o—■ • ■ "rnHE OLD0 LD ]? IKW _ (Established over 50 years.) CABINETMAKERS, f TTPHOLSTERERS AND pOLISHEBS r Gold Medal for Furniture in Panama r Exhibition. FURNITURE OF LATEST DESIGNS AN _ tUB FINEST WORKMANSHIP Made to Order. '' Repairs of All Kinds Done- ," FUNERALS ARRANGED At Shortest Notice and Reasonable Charge, 5 ■ WINKS AND TI ALL ' " SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND II THERE'S A LITTLE CUT 1 HERE'S A LITTLE CUT in YOUR TYRE i- IN YOUR TYRE ; ' '" That will causo endless trouble if yo ~ don't have it seen to immediate!: The best way to havo it seen to ia I 3, let the British Rubber Co. repair d for you. Wo have an up-to-date plai and a skilled staff to deal with an repair work. Wo use the best rublx >y that can be got and work it into tl l. tyre with perfect amalgamation. Oi charges for this " bettor-tlian-th ~" ordinary" service are MODERATE! 4t rT*HE TJRITISH "RUBBER no., - AP .British ivubber vo„ C rjHE gRITISH RUBBER QO.. 41. ALBERT STREET. AUCKLAND.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16366, 21 October 1916, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16366, 21 October 1916, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16366, 21 October 1916, Page 2

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