Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4320, 1 April 1901, Page 2

, '■ FBEE WHEELS. I V, .We can now fit Sterling Bicycles with the Morrow Free Wheel and back pedal- “•««' brake hub. Samples of latest I models cn view. Barnett acd opposite Empire Hot* l - : SM

■ You can depend, on ridding your children of worms with Wade's Worm Figs the wonderful Worm Worrier*. I*. 2fk "An honsct love is not afi.ua to frown.' Tour husband will neves jrown if you give him A, and B. M—itay's Liquor i Whisky. " A workman in the lime quarries at Llangollen was blown'to pieces, as he was examining a blasting charge which had failed to explode at-the.’proper time, but which was fired 1 ns he was bending over the; hole in which i]| had been'laid.' TO THE' DBA F—A rich lady, cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head tn Dr Nicholson’s Artificial Ear Drums, gave aISOOO to his Institute. So that deaf peopleI unable to procure the Ear Drums mar have them free. Address No. D 1655, the Nicholson Institute, Longeott, Gunner--‘bury. London. W, ! O. Smith, the cash draper,; Cuba street, is now opening most advanced novelties in Millinery,, Mantles, Jacket, - Mackintoshes, Purs, Dress Materials, Costumes. Blouses, and a general variety of goods in all departments.. Bought in English anji ContinentaL centres of fashion, epecis.llj for the autumn and "winter Trade. The extent and character' of the - 'goods with which we are. prepared this-Season' will fully maintain our well-known l ■ reputation of good goods at moderate pricee. A choice assortment of Necklets,. Muffs, Sets end Trimmings in the most fashionable Purs are sure to-be in great demand, and vour early inspection is invited. The collection of Mantles, Jackets, Coats, Travelling Cloaks, etc., is the most extensive we have ever had, whilst in the Millinery Department will he found the choicest productions for the preseat season.