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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4734, 16 August 1902, Page 3

COCOA s GOOD BETTER THAN fM PORTED, AT LESS PRICE & A WONDERFUL, PREPARATION, fjIHIS space is referred for the Retail Storekeepers and Grocers who are selling the Wonderful preparation ARPETTO, FOR CLEANING CARPETS. LINOLEUMS. CLOTHES, BICYCLES. It will remove all kinds of dirt from paint on the walls, etc.. Watch Further Particulars in Future Issue. 756 A CHEAP WINTER LUXURY". T. & FI. SMITH’S iSA COFFEE ESSENCE. Stocks held by A. S. Paterson and Co., Wellington. ft? ass V/AJ7 c# mu mm H m 4; Wf ■ IT ACTS IgE^fiGlC sold mmmi .1/6 » 2/6. g BB ADWINNEBS Of WELLINGTON, It is to Vour interest to sunnort the NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING COMPANY. Which is in no way—.--.nsfod with any Milling Trust, Association, or Combine. FREE IN EVERY RESPECT. KINDLY ASK YOTJB GROCERS For CHAMPION FLOUE, THE LEADING BRAND OF FLOUR INNEW ZEALAND. P. VIRTUE, 477 ! Manager. FOE JOB PRINTING EING UP 1045. “TIMES” JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. pj BAILLIE AND CO AGENTS FOR— Gordon and Gotch. Robert A. Thompson and Co.. Limited, Madame Weigel’s Cut Paper Patterns Barnhart Bros, and Spindler, Typefounders, etc., Chicago. LATEST BOOKS. Cloth,-3s 6d. Paper, 2s 6d. Love Grown Cold (Annie S. Swan) Prince of the Captivity (Sydney C. Grier) House with Green-Shutters (George Douglas) Breachley, Black Sheep (Louis Becke) A Graduate in Love (Inglis Allen) Ahana (K. M. Edge) Letters to Dolly (Keble Howard) Ludns Amoris’(Benjamin Swift) W'hen Love Flies out o’ the Window (Leonard Merrick) Scarlet and Hyssop (B. F. Benson) Love and His Mask (M. M. Dowie) On the Old Trail (Bret Harte) The Diamond of-Evil (Fred Wishaw) The Shadow of a Third (“Übeda”) Giles Ingilby <W. E. Norris) Something in the City (Florence Warden) rjm E RED BIRD CYCLEKY For the Staunchest Machines and the Best Terms. THE RED BIRD CYCLERY For Best Value in Second-hand Bicycles. THE RED BIRD CYCLERY Sole Agency for the Ellison Patent Hand Rest. THE RED BIRD CYCLERY For the “Elfin" Bicycle for. children of any age. J. M. IZETT. Manager. 94, LA.MBTON QUAY. 96 H. SAVAGE, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, BEGS to notify his REMOVAL from the corner of Molesworth street to more extensive premises in Lambton quay, lately occupied by the Sydney Cash Drapery. A large and superior stock of Saddlery, Harness, Bags. Whips and Leather Goods of all kinds at lowest prices. Note new address— H. SAVAGE, 169, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. 'SIR’S N.Z. FORWARDING AGENCY rniture Packed and Forwarded to any address. Splendid Storage Accommodation for Furniture and other goods. 1 Classes ot Goods Cleared through Customs and promptly delivered. NOTICE. f I ’.H Vj Undersigned have this day comX pic ted arrangements with Messrs Futter and Jensen, City Plumbing Works, Manners street, to construct our patent Acetylene Gas Generator, "Lodestar.” Fullest details as to prices and working will bo given at the works. JONES AND CO., Per C. M. GRANT, Agent. July 23th, 1902. 499 iAKE JVeui^ql. pOFC |JT SHORTENS THE ATTACK SI- PSR BOX FROM ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS "VTOU can protect yourself from any -E- serious after-effects arising from a bad cold by taking TUSSICUKA. n OYAL MAIL COACHES. FOXTON-SHANNON LINE OF COACHES. H. COLE Proprietor. Coaches leave Foiton twice daily—s.3o a.m. and 3.45 p.m.—to connect with the Mail Trains from Wellington and Palmerston North, arriving at Shannon. Coaches leave Shannon for Foiton at 10.30 a.m. and 8.15 p.m. 263 NOTICE. A LL Trains stop for Refreshments at -Ot. Masterton. Most up-to-date rooms in the coloey. Best of everything kept. CHAB. BENZIE, Proprietor, Mat ter ten Refreshment Rooms. 435