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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 6027, 11 October 1906, Page 6

NOTICE. rH I UE Premises of the undersigned will iL he HOSED for Holiday on THURSDAY, Uth October. JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO., SOQ Limited. NOTICE. THE Promises of the undersigned will be CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY ON THURSDAY, lltli October. J. MYERS AND CO., Merchants f)2l Hunter street, Wellington. (A Card.) Dft D. N. ISAACS, DENTAL SURGEON, has commenced the Practice of hie profession at hie rooms, 89, Willieet(over Tustin's). Telephone 2511. IA Card.l MR CHARLES E. B. LIVESAY, Architect, has started the practice of his profession in Wellington at his offices, 81, Lambton quay. 433 JA N D A. WILSON. • FUNERAL FURNISHERS, 54. CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. Telephone 90S. 3UOR the Promotion and Protection of - Trade. H. G. Dun and Co. (The Mercantile Agency), 3, Willie street. Wellington, N.Z, ISO Branches. Head Office; New York. ROBT. H. HALL, Manager, Wellington. G(ENTLEMEN who intend placing Lj their orders for SUMMER SUITS with MR I). MILLIGAN, Specialist in superior English styles of Tailoring, will find at his rooms in Kelburne avequo, every provision has been made to give them a wide selection of the moat np-to-date LONDON GOODS. B ARTLETT’S PERMANENT PORTRAITS In PLATINUM Are the Finest in the Colony. The Latest Success—"lNDlA PROOF PROCESS” By W. 11. BARTLETT (Of Aufckland), PHOTOGRAPHER. 7. WILLIS ST. 'Phone 1233 THE EMPIRE HOTEL (LIMITED). THE LEADING AND MOST CENTRAL HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. CHAS. G. F. BAGAR, Manager.

BONITHON. " W EEE I owner of Bonithon, ,£50,000 ' 'wouldn’t (purchase the option, let alone thp freehold. ’We well know what the value of such properties are in Los Angeles. Water-swimming in peacock blue and the lands yellow with wax. like that of Bonithon, would have been grabbed long ago in my country.”—Extract from letter from Borneo Oil Expert.

f FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr ‘George Smith are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of his late wife, which is to Jeavehis residence. 18, Moir street. To-day (Thursday, ll|th October), at 2.30 p.m. for Karon Cemetery. J. AND A. WILSON. 1000 Funeral Furnishers.