Wanted Known. OR A PIU - THE LOVELIEST SPOT I on Waiheke. Three beautiful beaches.— Gei an illustrated booklet.— April 29. T GEORGE WALKER Sells, when others fail. His Salerooms are in Queen J St I EVERYBODY ought to know Anderson's ® Hi Book Mart, Vulcan Lane. Value in 1 every purchase. J EASTER Presents.—Anderson's Book Mart G for Fountain Pens, Pocket Wallets, " New and Rare Books, Also, a Splendid 1 Assortment of Magazinos for Sale or Exchange.—Vulcan Lane, City. . 1 /"COUNTRY Visitors should got a stock of i i v Second-band Books cheap at Aislubie's, -] I 338, Queen St., below Grey Statue. J TATTOOING.— Get your regimontal badge Cl X or crest tattooed on by Bert Morleigh, r Electric Tattooing Parlour. 422. Upper ~ Queen St. ROSLYN Mills Supplj Stores, 446 a, Queen J XI/ St., opp. Soldiers' Hostel, will be » closed until Tuesday noxt, 22nd inst. C WANTED Known.—Get your old Um- 1 brellas covered or repaired at Letha- 1 by's Umbrella Hospital, 16, Btrand Arcade, A HAIR , Combings made into Switches, ® Plaits, otc.. Is Gil oz.; faded hairwork i tinted.—Misses Wrigley, Watson's Build- J ings, Wellesley St. 8 POOR Hair Quickly Restored by Misses Wrigley's Special Tr?ntment; gold 1 medallists for hair preparations.—Watson's Buildings, tWelloalcy St. 1 DRESSMAKERS and others.—Hemstitching orders taken and promptly executed J at Miss Scott's, 73, City Chambers (top floor), / OR API U - THE LOVELIEST SPOT ' on Waiheke. Three beautiful beaches.— / Get an illustrated booklet.—Auction, April 29, I SPECIAL purchase of Silk Velvet Models 'i at 2&s now showing at Miss Dixon's, 84, -j Victoria St. Wonderful value. J EHARE, Electrio Bathrooms, Massage o • and Electrioitj' especially good for A rheumatism, shell shock, etc. Returned i soldiors please take notice. J SAM PAUL.—Ready-made Lines for fishp ing parties; now 6tock piper gear ar- i rived.—Quay St.. opp. Ferry Buildings. J WE Specialise on Mr. J. Cravon-Burleigh's J VV true hair-grower, which has provod -j to be tho best,—C. F. Shaw, Chemist, opp. I G.P.0., Queen St. . q SAM PAUL for Razor-sharponing; evory I O razor guaranteed.—Hairdresser, Queen 8 and Quay Sts.. opp. Ferry Buildings, -j LADIES.— your Furs to bo reno- J vated by Mrs. Greacen (nee Miss Yandle), 40, Khyber Pass. TT'YES Right Make sure of yours. Con- ( ■Li suit Sturmfels, Sight Specialist, Room J 31 and 31a, Strand Aroade, Queon St. OR aTTu LOVELIEST SPOT ( on Waiheke. Three beautiful beaches.— D Get an illustrated booklet.—Anotiop. A"rl °9. g \\TANTED Known.—Ladies' Umbrellas, 6s VV lid, 7s lid, 9s lid. and 12s Gd: covers ( guaranteed 2 years.—Lethaby's, Umbrella c Manufacturers. Strand Arcade. [ "WTHERE to Spend Easter Monday,—Papa* ■ V V kura Sports. Hot water free. Trains, j 8.45 a.m. and 1.13 p.m. ' TXTHERE Aro You Going Easter Monday , VV Papakura. of course, to see the Dan- l cing. Hot water free. SPEND a Day with Your Friends Papa- "1 kura Bports, Easter Monday. Hot water J free. Trams, 8.46 a.m., 1.18 p.m. * CvOME and Hoar the Pipers play " Tho ] ' Campbells Are Coming," Papakura . Sports, Easter Monday. Hot water free. / Picnic parties. J WH. RE to Spend Easter Monday.—Papa- e kura Sports. Hot water free. Trams, 1 8.46 a.m. and 1.13 p.m. 1 OR A PIU — THE LOVELIEST SPOT 1 on Waiheke. Throe beautiful beaches.— J Get an illustrated booklet.— April 29. SEE Display of Pupils' Work—Embroideries, Carrick-ma-Croes Lace. Needle and Pen Painting.— Khyber Pass Rd. TITHO is your Tuner? For satisfaction, IT write to tho London Piano Co., H.B. Bu ldinga Karangahape Rd.. Newton. CQUINT and Children's Eyesight my D Specialty.—My Ophthalmic Test does ' not leave any eyesight defect undiscovered. Spocial reduction in prices for Easter. Consultation free.—Mooro Jones, D.0.5., N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Queen St. jHEORGE WALKER'S only~ addressvJ Queen St, (late Walker and Coaklqy), BACK number Millinery renovated with 1 ladies' own trimmings; done at their i own homes if wished.—Write Art, Dominion Road Post Office. I HAIR Combings made into Switches, Plaits, etc.. Is 6d oz.; faded hairwork . tinted.— Wrigley, Watson's Buildings, ■ Wellesley Street. ; ORAPTU-THE LOVELIEST SPOT., on Waiheke. Three beautiful beaches.— 1 Get an illustrated booklet.— April 29. EASY Furniture, Pianos, Phonograps, Jewellery. Phonographs repaired—Central Agency and Edison Dealers,. 70, City Chambers. 'Phone 4009. ' DON'T neglect your hair while J. CravenBurleigh's hair preparations can bo obtained.—Vv. H. Wooilams, opp- Bank ot Now Zealand. "\fcLEOD-CRAIG. Herbal Specialist.-All , i'-L Diseases treated by Natural Remedies. Consultation daily, 115, Karangahape ltd., or by appointment at 9, Victoria St, There is a Herbal Remedy for all Curable Dis-eases.—McLeod-Craig has it. LADIES' Felt, Velour and Tagel Hats Remodolled, latest stylo. Gont'a Hats Cleaned and Blocked.—Cox, The Hattar. Karangahape Rd. GO ""WHERE THE CROWD GOESWalker's Auction Rooms, Queen St. OJ. DURBIN, SADDLER, 44. WYND I • HAM ST., Next WYNDHAM "ARDB ! is the right place to Buy Riding Saddle! of every description and stylo. They look well, wear well, and satisfy all buyers oi users. Try one yourself. Prices aro very reasonable. EREAVEMENT NOTICES AND CARDS SHORTEST NOTICE. PRINTED IN BEST STYLE AT HERALD WORKS. ' jueen treat. For Sale, < QCHOOLBAGS and Music Cases.— are I O manufacturers o! all kinds of Leather ' Goods and can give tho best value,—Lediard I I and Kingsford. 164, Queen St.. and 184, > ! Karticiihsnp Rd 11 WRITER, Monarch, absolutely peri. 1 X feet condition; also. Roll-top Desk, full [' 1 size, 9 drawers; private Addrese at [• jJIKRALO. ■' TTJTTRE-Notting.—loo yards 6ft, two Fowl-! [< i» houses, 50-ogg Incubator and Brooders. [' —Address c.o. Hubber's Store, Kohimarama. L' R OLLER SKATES I ROLLER SKATES I Roller AND ACCESSORIES. skates i AND ACCESSORIES. I J. C. PELHAM AND SONS, [i 150, Victoria St. West. f I UNREDEEMED pLEDGES- ] yiCTORIA £0., 6, VICTORIA STREET WEST (Two Doors from Queon St,). £22 10 o—s-etono Diamond Half-hoop En--1 gagemoiit Ring, cost £40. i 0 £3 15 oLarge E.P.N.S. Tea and Coffee Set' d aid Tray, Sheffield Ware, f £20 0 o—Solid Gold Hunting Elgin Watch i, ard Massive Solid Gold Chain i, and Pendant, nearly new. j 1 £2 15 o—Violin, Case and Bow. i- £2 17 6— Gold Neokchain and Looket, set a with 52 Pearls. A bargain. £8 10 0— Bicyclo. nearly new, cost £16. £1 10 o—Powerful Field Glass. £10 10 o—lßct Diamond Marque© Ring. £2 17 6—First-class Mandolin. £2 15 o—Silver Hunting English Lever and ) Silver Chain; worth double. £1 1 R—New Luminous Wristlet Watch. £2 6 0— I Tailor-made Suit (size 5), £'1 8 I—Pair New Woollon Blankets. Only Genuine Bargains Advertised. Wo have a large stock of Unredeemed Jewellery, Clothing, Bags, Firearms, Musical Instruments, etc., always on hand. Every Description of Goods Bought. d A.' ROBINSON. Pawnbroker. 13 | QROSSMAN AND QQ„ j If FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS, d FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS, i- FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS, « FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS, it FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. r. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS i. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS, h FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS t- FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17139, 19 April 1919, Page 2
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