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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7057, 19 February 1910, Page 3

WEBB BALLOTS. 3 following are the Names and Ad!S of the successful subscribers in the Webb Ballots-. No. I—W. Craig, Kensington str— i No. 2—A. L. Lindsay, Waripori e No. 3—F. A. Laurenson, Ingestre s GOOD NEWS FOE FANCY WORK | LOVERS. . TEW'Hemstitched Linen Tray Cloths, i fine quality, from Is 6d. Pillow Shams, Is 6d. Peter Pan Collars, beautiful designs in Linen and Muslin, 6d each. American Art Cushions, froi 2s lid, complete with backs. Thick Cortioelli Cord, Art Shades, 6d per yard. MACANDREW AND HAYES, Hannah's Buildings, Lambtoa Qutay. "A GOOD PLACE TO EAT AND PLENTY OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT." qpHE MANSIONS mil continue to J*- maintain its present reputation for serving the beet luncheons and dinners l Wellington. THE MANSIONS, Ghuznee street, Wellington. MRS. C. CASTBNDYK, , 359 Manageress. PHOENIX AERATED WATER COY., LTD. MAKERS OF HIGHEST GRADE AERATED WATERS AND CORDIALS. ' LL Waters are manufactured with and drawn from the Company's own Natural Spring, absolutely Pure and To prevent disappointment in quality, and to ensure promptitude in delivery, RING'UP TELEPHONE 880. MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. 21, KENT TERRACE, WELLINGTON. MRS LEE, Proprietress. T ARGE and well-appointed House in *' good Locality; trams pass, the baths. Visitors to Wellington cun rely nn irett.inir ""commodatiori at a s Lee's old-estab-standmg. 'Phone 1897. Letters telograms promptly attended to. 815 mAYLORrTES get busy, drink White •-■--Horse Whisky and Bacon's Soda Water—a wonderful cc---.bination and sure " vote-catcher." rpHB No. 14 Royal Barlock, latest and X best Visible Writing Typewriter. See it. Lambton Quay. ' ED. ANDERSON AND CO., LTD., China and Glass Merchants, Willis I street. Wellington (Est.-60 years).: A fine display of vases and plates in Doulton, Royal Worcester, Dresden. Coalport, Crown Derby and Cauldon Ware is now beiuir made in large window. All who prefer the truly artistic in Bric-a-brac will'obtain a good deal of pleasure from their inspection of this exhibit.