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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8129, 24 May 1912, Page 3

WANTED Known —Lloyd’s A 1 Lever Watch, nickel cases, warranted perfeet timekeepers, Zss. Dambton quay ana Cuba street. TitANTED Known—Table Damask, slightly \ 7 imperfect. Is id. Is Ctl and Is 9d; great bargain. Queree Bros., 116, Willis street. WANTED Known Cylinder Oil The “Empire" Cylinder Oil for motors saves labour, time, and money: non-car-lionising. high flash-point. Empire Oil Co., Ltd.. Harris street. Wellington, proprietors. WANTED Known—Save shoe leather. Bring your bicycle to Oates, 135, Willis street (opp. Y.M.C.A.) AArANTED Known—SWEET SLICE GOL- > V DEN EAGLE is for pipe snmkers who like a mild tobacco that won’t bite. 21 ANTED—Hare you friends far away? Of course you have. Consult us about your photograph for the next mail. Alva Studios. 126. Cuba street. ’Phone 3205. WANTED Known —Ladies' Diamond Engagement Kings. 5, fine quality stones. £6 10s. Lloyd, Jeweller. Wellington. Wf ANTED—Ladies to visit Mrs Waddell, VV Boulcott street, if they require their hair treated, nails manicured, and all kinds of face massage. Everything is of the latest ane best. '' WANTED Known Oysters, Oysters, Oysters—Beautiful and fresh from the bed of the ocean, on your plate, at Palmer’s Oyster Saloon; on the Quay, To-day. _____ WANTED Known—Visitors to Wellington should stay at the Hotel Arcadia: a good honre; tariff from 6s per day. WANTED Known—The May Patent Folding Wardrobe is neatness personified. It saves clothes. Edward Collie, Ltd., Riddiford street. WANTED Known Try Hurcomb’s. 138. Willis street, fir Fresh and Smoked fish. Oysters, etc. No freezer fish. WANTED Known—Pinnock’s Garage, adjoining Hotel Arcadia. ’Phone 2349 only number we have. WANTED Known—lf you smoke SWEET SLICE GOLDEN EAGLE tell your friends about it and earn their everlasting gratitude. Z2 WANTED —Governess, experienced, open for engagement; usual subjects. “Kindergartener." P.O. Christchurch. 120 WANTED Known—The Arcadia serves a first-class Luncheon daily from 12 till 2 p.m.. Is; Sundays. 1s 6d. WANTED Known—Bicycles can bo had at Oates', 135. Willis street. The maximum of quality at minimum cost. AATANTED Known—Special reduction in V? Ladies’ new Raincoats for one week only, 22s 6d, 255, 27s 6d. and 355: see them at once. Queree Bros.. 116. Willis street. AATANTED—Personal—Meet me at PalVV mer’s Oyster Saloon To-day. Good news from the Bluff. Yours ever.—Gertrude. t WANTED Known—Miss Walsh. Gout tenay place, is giving heat value in ready-made dresses: measurements sent from country promptly attended to. Ladies’ Underclothing a speciality. 147 WANTED Fail’s Commercial Restaurant is further catering for the public requirements by daintily serving afternoon tea dally at 196. Lambton quay. TAT AN TED —Strong Youth, age 18 to 20 TI years, for store. Apply, between 9 and 12 Saturday morning, to John Ritrg and Co., 37, Dixon street. . 196 OUTH Gold Pills. “They touch the Liver,” cure constipation, headache, liver troubles, sallow and blotchy skins. One small Pill a dose. The Ladies' Pill. 40 Pills Is 6d. 120 3a. WANTED Known—The May Patent Folding Wardrobe makes tidy the untidy room. Edward Collie, Ltd., Biddiford street. ZOUTH Green Pills quickly relievo and rapidly cure gout, rheumatic gout, rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, pains in limbs, etc.; 60 pills, 3a 6d. WANTED Known—The History of Rugby Football in Wellington and Wairarapa is now on Sale at all Railway Stations and with train runners. TAT"ANTED—’The General Public to Buy a V» Bicycle at Oates’, 135, Willis street. ANTED Known Skates! Skates! Skates! 100 Pairs Ladies’ and Gents’ all makes, fibre box and aluminium wheels: 15s pair, nearly new. Fleming and Co. (opp. Library), Newtown. WANTED Known—Send your suit along to Barber and Co.’s, 125, Cuba street, or 147, Biddiford street. It will be returned in-a few days dyed any colour as good as new. , ■\7irAjNTED—Our satisfied visitors to furVV, thor extend their patronage as we are now serving afternoon tea in the best of style at Pail’s Commercial Restaurant, 196. Lambton quay. AAT ANTED —Employment aa Linotype apV r prentice or .probationer; speed between 5000 and 6000. Apply, "Lino,”-. P.O Box 29, Dannevirke. 154 WANTED Known—Pals! Just a word before yon part. We have special concessions for groups. This is your opportunity. Alva Studios, 126, Cuba street. 'Phone 3205. AATANTED Known—Something for the Tv Children: 100 sample Cream Coats. Cream Cashmere Frocks, and Cream Silk Frocks; .also light and dark Tunics, some thing new and fresh about each one. to he sold cheap. Queree Bros., 116. Willis st. WANTED Three-speed New Hudson Motor Cycles. News to hand of records beaten all over the world. Speed, reliability, and hill climbing; 3i and 23 free engine, 3 speeds. Demonstration run and full particulars given. Witcombe and Pym, Agents, 138, Ingestre street. 'Phone 1451. TAT ANTED—Empire Oil Co., Ltd., Harris VV street. Wellington, supply all kinds of Lubricating Oils for Motors. Particulars of teats, quality and prices on appllcation. WANTED Known—Pinnook’s Taxi-cabs.

■ Comrades in. arms were comrades in misfortune also at Palmerston North, when in the S.M. Court Frank Zimmerman. and Anton Max pleaded' guilty to resisting the police constable while in the execution, of his dnty. Mr Innes appeared for accused and explained that the two men had fought side by 'side in the Fran co-Prussian war and had not seen each other for thirty years. Their meeting on Saturday was evidently a joyous one. Zimmerman was fined 10s and Max,2os. The following details as to the movements of warships of the Australasian squadron have just been supplied by the naval authorities (by direction of the admiral) to Mr C. W. Palmer, of the Wellington Branch of the Navy League, for the information of New Zealand friends and relatives of the men aboard: —Drake, at Sydney; Encounter and Pioneer, at Auckland; Cambrian, Prometheus, and Pegasus, in China waters; Challenger, visiting Newcastle, Brisbane, ni\d other Queensland ports, returns to Sydney June 12th; Psyche, Torch, and Fnntome, refitting at Sydney; Sealark, was to leave Sydney about May :15th for Solomon Islands.