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Wanted Known. .TILLINERY.Shapes Is. 3d. Hats covered U. 3s ; best work.Misses Chandler. 4. vten Terrace, late Princess Millinery Par•urs. Queen Street.. JIKDS Stuffed. Furs, and Feathers reno--3 voted; moderate prices.—Mrs. Greacen, ). Khyber Pass, cor. Grafton Road. ! 3U81.1C Typewriting of every description, confidentially. promptly, and accurately one.—Misses Purvis, 30, Palmerston Bides. 'hone 2108 A. EVERYTHING reduced at our new Pre--i mises. Hobson St.. next Wellington St. — *. Slaney, Jeweller, late Queen St-. CONSULTING Chemist. 45 esperi- — erne; advice free; qualified New Zeamd and N.S. Wales.—Gatenby, Patteson t.. Freeman's Bay. 'AVE 6ci and Is pair on British Socks. * Or Singlets. Bathing Costumes. Caps, re the best—Green and Son. 1. Queen St. DOLLS! DOLLS! Fine range of J all kinds, reasonable in price, to suit all purses. EEW'S Stores. Queen Street. 3 UK Ready-'.o-Wear Suits at 70s are the | *.) best value in town.Todd. James 'xnd ! i>.. Clothing Manufacturers. Wakefield St. | EVERYBODY'S Studio—opp. Smeetoc's. CJ VTHS. WILSON. 46. Ponsonby Rd.— 31. voyaute. Last month. Pleased to an". ild friends. DRANK HOW LETT, '-09. Karangahajx) Rd. I; — Cheapest for bout HairworK, Combnws worked up. Price list of Switches and franslorinaiiou posted. HAVE wo got your measure? 1£ not, why not'.' Send or ring 'phono 1656 or our new season's suitings; they are i> please you.--Mcßr.de. Cash Tailor, Cob.rnner. and Outfitter. 11-13. Victor. St. asy terms FOR EVERYBODY. J Furniture. Pianos, Phonographs, Grama>hones. Musical Instruments, Clocks. Jewelery. Repairs*. Needles. 3s 6d 1000.— New:<m Supply Agency. 227. Karamrahapo Rd. \ STROLOGY.— Health. Riches, Occupant ton. Marriage. Speculation, etc.— Ire as William Herschel. Alexandra, St., 1© (.niti. N.Z. JtA GRASS Furniture. Basketwaro. Baby ■ J Baskets Pram. Tyres fitted.—Dick and -'•ov.-den 84, Grey St. 'Phone 973. VTOU d<> have an Easy Monday when you L wash with " Easy Monday." the NoRub Laundry Help. Spotless clothes. ZOO. Royal Oak. open Evory Day. New additions. Russian and Himalayan Bears, I weeks old; 11 Lions, 10 Bears; Birds. Monkeys, etc Adults. 6d; Children 2d. All como. Fed. 4 m. HYPNOTISM.— Will teach by mail; also, development of Inner Forces.—Write or ra i. Instil. e! Science. I£2. Victoria St. W. (CIGARETTE and Pipe Lighter», Is 6d ; each. Waterproof Matchboxes, is 9d each.—Hazard's. Queen St. MODEL YACHTS. 5s Rd. fie 3d. 7s. and 8s 3d each. Cricket Bats, best willow and cane handle?. Is to 10s Gd. It E W ' S Stores. Queen Street. MADAME CURKIE. Qtiocn of Occultism. iVX Clairvoyante. Crystal Seer.—Send date of birth. Masseuse.—Can bo consulted 182, Victoria St. W. ~\~\J EA R Reading Spectacles of new \ V amethyst tints. — Obtainable any strength, from Ai&iabie, Book Exchange, Put St., opp. Fire Brigade. OSTRICH Feather Goods: Foather-Dyeing and Renovation.—Helvetia Ostrich Co's Factory. Hobson Buildings, above old P.O. (Take Lilt.) RUSSELL'S PILLS are the best and most successful 2s 6d and 4s 6d. All Medicines. etc.. post free, by return on receipt of postal note. Special Mail Order Department—Russell. Cnetnist, opp. P. 0., Upper Symoncs St.. Auckland. OH dear! I'm so tired! I've been floorpolishing.'' Then why not use Linoarnish. the " applied-in-a-minuto liquid polish"? Shines like glass and lasts 12 months. Your grocer sells it. Is 9d. THE TROPICS." in _ New Zealand. — JL Absolutely unique.—Visit Waiata Gardens. Wragse Institute. Birkenhead. Admission. Is. Choicest Palms, reasonable. ICEBERG Butter Coolers keep butter hard and cool; no ice required.—A. Cottrell. 16, Fort St.. Manufacturers' Agent. MADAM!— "Easy Monday" Laundry Help makes clothes spotlessly clean without rubbing them, Is packets. Grocers. SAVE your Old Safety Razor Biades. Our " Hatfield" machine re-sharpens them perfectly; Is 3d per dozen. —Hazard's, Queen St. ALUMINIUM Soldering Outfits. Overend Patent Procfcaa, for Sale. Sample Outfit, price is 6d.—H. Grinlinton, Aluminium Expert. '243. Karar.cahajoo Rd., Auckland. NEW SEASON'S FRUITS — Delicious i' Apricots, Is lb; New Raisins, 8d lb; Best Muscatels. Is lb. REW'S Stores, Queen Street. COD-BYE "Housemaids' Knee '! Laoarnish is applied in » minute with a brush. Dries quickly, as hard as flint, and imparts a brilliant sheen to linoleum. A polish which lasts 12 months. Is 3d. Try it IADIES' COSTUMESWo keep ft special JU staff for making Ladies' costumes, and guarantee perfect satisfaction; send for patterns; »'i. will bo pleased to send them oj return —Mcßride Cash Tailor. Costumier, and Outfitter. 11-13. Victoria St IT'S the turpi.ntiue in ordinary flooi polishes which /eddens and roughens th< hands. Apply l.inoarnish with a brush Dries in a few minutes, and lasts 12 months Linoarnish puts a now surfaco on linoleum Is 9d, all grocers. r pHREE Star "Russian Paraffin."—A trui 1 hair grower. Imparts lustre withou grensiness; 3s 6d; posted, 3d extra.— Eccles, Chemist. VBOON '■> Housewives"Easy Monday' Laundry Help. Saves rubbing; save! the clothes; saves you work. Is pkt. lask 8 weeks. fPHINGS go apace at Pearson's 800 1- Store. Karangahape Rd., Newton. Ge m early is sound advice. TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speaker and Singers take Tora-line. OBta'nabh at all Leading Chemists. Is 6d and 2s 6d Fever Curer; 23 6d bottle.— Lamb, Chemist, Newton. UWEET AND PLUMP HAMS, fines O' quality in New Zealand, every oni guaranteed, onlv Is Id lb. REW ' S Stores, Queen Street. rpHE Labour Problem's Solved—Saw L Knives. Wool Clippers, etc.. sharpened at Smith's, 14. Wakefield St. TWINAME AND BAKER. Tailors an. Mercers. His Majesty's Arcade, fo latest in Ties, Collars, Hats, Shirts, etc. rpHREE STAR " RUSSIAN PARAFFIN. X a true hair grower. 3s 6d.—Ecclet Chemist. Posted. 3d extra D CRANDS REGULATING PILLS, 5 box; most efficient on market; harm Irss. reliable. Medicines, otc:., sent post fre on receipt postal notes.—Bridge Drug Stor< 3, Karangahape Road. Auckland. Wtltx riding home and riding alont t » might is not right, but it's best to b ri"ht and know you're right, and you viJ always be right if you Duy your Ridm Saddles and Saddlery at 0 J. Durbin'i Saddler. 41, Wyndham St., next Wyndhar lard?, All'kland. LOOK —£7 buys .in Edison Standar. Phonograph. Our price, only £7. cord Lists free, 2000 to choose from. W stock every Edison Record.—Newton Phone Shop. '2-!7, Karang'jhapc I.'d. 'Phono A2lO-1 BUY A PHONOGRAPH or Gramaphon rn Easy Terms. Phonographs fror 90s; f! ramaphones. from 50s. Zonophonn. H< gal. Herald Records, iroui 2a. Catalogues fre< —Newtcn Phono. Shop. 227. Karangahape Rd r PEDDY BEARS. 3s 9rl to 5s Gd eacl X 'X.nas Crackers, Is 5d to 2s 9d bo: 'Xmas Stockings, id. fid. Is, to 10s Cc R F. W ' S Store?, Quern Street. AG>.ETICIi E A L 1 N C Mr. PEACOCKE. Magnetic Healer Treats all Nervous Complaints. Neuralgii Rheumatism, Liver, Catarrh. Nervous Breal down. Paralysis, Blood Circulation, etc. 12 and 13. Tabernacle Buildings, Karang: hape Road Hours, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., p.m. to 5 p.m. Consultation Free. PLEASE NOTE MADAME RAY, The Don, Symonds Street, On MONDAY. Dec. 11th. till SATURDAY 16f] Will offer at Clearing Sale Rates, the who of her Dainty Summer Goods. Old Customers and Friends specially invite to Inspect. -\\r A lN TED KNOW* I VV TO DRESSMAKERS: Wj do— HEMSTITCHING. ACCORDEON PLEATING, PINKING. GOFFERING. BUTTONS AND BUTTONHOLES MAD TO ORDER. NEW FASHION BOOKS and BUTTERIC PATTERNS Regularly Received. ! W. P.~O gilvi * I 211, QUEEN STRRKT-

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16408, 9 December 1916, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16408, 9 December 1916, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16408, 9 December 1916, Page 2

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