TEETH AT L'''-i../-.r ;/ %'„ %■'-]& WE do not sell or fit "cheap" te We give you tbo highest poss..__ skill and the finest possible materials, Ktely just prices, You can pav much more elsewhere, and get icuiess \ax\ie tuau wa give. .Wc have so large a clientele that it becomes out ■mess to got the best and'givo the best. With us, you don't have to pay for the ,* «,.^ n i„,i 1,,-t „ n patimK because we liavo patients all the time. Patlente our fame for excellent work in dentistry has gone abroad. Sots of Artificial Teeth, £2/2/- and £3/3/. Quotations given before work commenced. ANDREWS & WYETT, Londo " Ptntal lnstltute - Corner Willis and Manners Stroets, WELLINGTON. Painless Extractions FREEiwhero Sets are ordered.
The time has come for contestants to explain to their supporters how much they save by giving a fivo years' subsoription inadvanca, and the large vote it gives the candidate. Figure it this wayi— What You Save by Ccrrier If paid yearly, the subscription for five year* will be .. - .. .. .. .. 610 o If paid In advance In one sum, the subscription for five years will be .. . ,• .. A saving of 6t per annum ' ''-'*7 '•'•' - £t 16 b Whet You Save If Posted If paid yearly, the subscription for five years, f <,. posted, will be .. .. .. .. • 15'' If paid to your candidate In one sum in advance, tbe subscription for five years will bo .. ,•• 50 o A saving of ips per annum ..•'•'.. £4150 These figures speak for themselves, and the wise candidates will cut them out and paste them in their order book, can be read daily. •'■■-■ ■<.:■.■ :■■;■>; ■..' ■'{ ■."._'■ * :'''"■ Some of our enterprising contestants are forming library and hospital funds,, as they term "them, to which friends arenequeated to contribute a penny or a shilling, and when the amoun(t reaches jES the library or hospital is presented with a five years'subsoription to the " Times," while the candidate gets the 10,000 votes. An, excellent idea, and should:meet with popular,approjwil.*, As the Opders poll in The Barrels roll out HAD EVERYWHER Sole Bottlers for Wellington District E. T. TAYLOR & CO., 32 Courtenay Place. Its The s&elhotWmtW&sr Ofpi Applied ONCEaYEAR « ADDS NEW LIFE <M TO THE LINOLEUM 91 and Softßeflecteoßeautv To The Room. . cy ,■. | FROM. >' j YWtrW ■,:'■ <SROCE» '■CO A LB ROOK-DA LE IS THE COAL YOU WANT* j ♦■■ rE guarantee Quality, Careful Screening, No- Dirt, Prompt D»Ur«ry complete satisfaction. IT WILL PAT TOTJ TO GIVE 0S TOUE OBDEE. THE WESTPORT COAL CO., LTD. DIXON STEEET. TELEPHONE 266 or 708. LATEST NOVELTY! g iilliiailj OPE N E D—- »' ■'''■• .. MOULDINGS* LABOE AfISOBTKENT rf K. isthcNo... •*- FRAMING. It Makes TJp cithe Natural Colour or Stained into 1 SIVIiTH ' & SWIITH. Artistio Frames °" tLe Market * WHOLESALE AND EETAIL (OPPOSITE TOWN HALX^
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7056, 18 February 1910, Page 7
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