Page 13 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18019, 18 February 1922, Page 13

Dentistry. P- MURRAY, DENTIST. HAS REMOVED TO MENNIE'S BLDGS SYMONDS ST.. oiJiJua - AND WILL REOPEN EARLY IN FEBRUARY. QEORGB WARES N, CONSULTING DENTIST. Specialist: Artificial Plates and Restoration and Natural Arrangement of Teeth. Other Branches of Dentistry Not Practised New Address: A.M.P. BUILDINGS, Cornor Queen and Victoria Streets. 'Phone 3732. Libraries. jgCONOMISE IN BOOKS, BY JOINING KEALY'S LIBRARY 21, SHORTLAND STREET. Subscription, 4s per Qu»rter (Less than tho Price of one Novel). MT. EDEN KD. (Gould's Library). O'tO » Books, fancy Goods. Stationery lobacco, etc.. at town prices. Restaurants and Tearooms. pI S E FISH. FI S a SANFORD'S DINING ROOMS, Opp. G.P.0., Lower Queen Street Nothing better this hot weather than a d> lightful Fish Meal with Groens and VegetablesTHE TIFFLN Catering Co., Ltd.. caterers to tho Auckland Racing Club, and almost all other important gatherings, are open for enganenients, at reasonable prices Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Our dining room in Queen Street is also open betweon 12 and 2 for Dinner, and between 5 and 7 for Tea. Tho quality of the food and the efficiency of the service is generally voted to be the best.—TilE Tlt'MV CATERING CO., LTD.. Que& St.. Auokland. 'Phone 2171. __^^^ MEALS nicely served all hours.—For civility and cleanliness try Victoria Cafe. Victoria St. West. KENSINGTON Dining Rooms. 2iJ. Queen St—Dinners 12 to 2. 5 to 7; open Suadays. r SEND your Furniture to George Walker's Auction Rooms. Better Prices and Prompt Settlements.

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